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Logo in the top center reads "Our Turn 2026" in white font with a yellow checkmark.
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Latinos make up nearly half of Harris County, yet only 1/5th of us show up to the polls. This year, it’s our turn to take our lives, families, and futures out of the hands of greedy corporations, and into our own hands.

Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Texas.

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Our Turn for a Texas That Works For Us

50 years ago, the average hard-working American—or Texan—could clock in for their 9-to-5, clock out on Friday, and know that one job could support them, their spouse, and their three kids. Today, that same worker is picking up a side gig on the weekends, applying for jobs that offer better pay and benefits, and juggling work with their personal life and goals—yet still struggling to make ends meet, let alone support a spouse or raise a family

For years, we’ve been told to wait– to work harder–to sacrifice more– to settle for less—and we did. We put our heads down and waited for things to get better. But the system still isn’t working for us.

It’s our turn to take our lives, families, and futures out of the hands of greedy corporations, and into our own hands.

Pledge to Vote

My choice today shapes the future of Texas. I will vote on Election Day, November 3 2026, to stand up for what matters most to me, my family and my community. 

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Parents:

Our Turn for families who can afford baby formula, groceries, and college – and for Texas where we can feel safe raising our kids.

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Young Professionals:

Our Turn for an economy where hard work is valued and we don't have to work multiple jobs just to make ends meet.

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Labor-Workers:

Our Turn for a Texas that respects the people who keep it running and pays us livable wages.

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Students:

Our Turn for a Texas that makes education accessible and affordable.

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For every Texan:

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Our Voice, Our Vote, Our Turn.

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Check Your Voter Registration

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Election Info 

Monday, October 5, 2026
Last Day to Register to Vote

Monday, October 19, 2026
First day of early voting in-person
7:00 am-7:00 pm

Friday, October 23, 2026
Last day to apply for vote by mail ballot

Friday, October 30, 2026
Last day of early voting in person
7:00 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Election Day, GO VOTE!
7:00 am-7:00 pm

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