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Bobby Pulido thanks rival Rep. Monica De La Cruz for campaign “advice”
Summary by The San Antonio Editorial Desk Texas Tribune, Carlos Nogueras Ramos , as published by KSAT 12 (ABC affiliate)
· September 25, 2026
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Bobby Pulido, the award-winning Tejano musician and Democratic congressional candidate, thanked the incumbent he’s challenging for the 15th Congressional District for giving him the best piece of election “advice”: campaigning at quinceañeras. “We would have never thought about that,” Pulido said...
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What is this story about? Bobby Pulido, the award-winning Tejano musician and Democratic congressional candidate, thanked the incumbent he’s challenging for the 15th Congressional District for giving him the best piece of election “advice”: campaigning at quinceañeras. “We would have never thought about that,” Pulido said...
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