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U.S. House · TX-10 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Caitlin Rourk

Democratic candidate for Texas's 10th Congressional District

An Army intelligence veteran and former Dell communications professional focused on affordable healthcare, public schools and congressional ethics.

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DistrictTX-10
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Caitlin stands.

Campaign position

Limit money and conflicts

  • Supports congressional stock-trading bans, dark-money transparency, and searchable agency budgets

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Support working families' finances

  • Supports expanded family tax credits, a living-cost-linked minimum wage, and union rights

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Expand affordable health coverage

  • Supports permanent ACA subsidies, a public option, and Medicare prescription-price negotiation

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Fund schools and early learning

  • Supports Title I and disability funding, better teacher pay, public pre-K, and Head Start

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Require accountable data-center development

  • Supports pausing large data centers for public grid and water impact reviews and local input

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Reform legal immigration pathways

  • Supports earned citizenship, faster visas, more asylum judges, and stronger ICE oversight

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Certified for U.S. House District 10.

  • Experience

    Army intelligence officer

    Commissioned through Officer Candidate School.

  • Experience

    Texas National Guard officer

    Served at Joint Forces Headquarters.

  • Experience

    Army Reserve service

    Served in the Reserve.

  • Experience

    Dell communications professional

    Led communications at Dell Technologies.

  • Experience

    Public-policy professional

    Worked in bipartisan policy environments.

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