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A new congressional district on San Antonio\u2019s Southeast Side was drawn to give Republicans a leg up in their fight to hold onto a narrow U.S. House majority.<\/p>\n

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But days out from a primary runoff election where both parties will choose their nominees for November, Republicans\u2019 best-laid plans are hitting a speed bump.<\/p>\n

They redrew Texas\u2019 congressional maps last summer at President Donald Trump\u2019s request, placing the reshaped 35th Congressional District right over the state House district of one of their party\u2019s rising stars.<\/p>\n

Yet the popular state Rep. John Lujan (R-San Antonio) is now being massively outspent by conservative newcomer Carlos De La Cruz, who scored an endorsement from the President just before the March primary.<\/p>\n

Texas Republicans have been purging their own party\u2019s moderates with great success in recent years, even in districts that aren\u2019t overwhelmingly red.<\/p>\n

But to squeeze more Republican congressional districts out of Texas like Trump wanted this year, they\u2019ve had to divide up blue urban centers like Bexar County into some riskier bets.<\/p>\n

Democrats who\u2019d as too red now say backlash to Trump has made TX35 a viable target, and they\u2019re reserving ads to compete there this fall.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt worries me,\u201d Lujan said Thursday. \u201cDemocrats outvoted Republicans in the primary for this district. If we don\u2019t have the right person [as the nominee] \u2026 we could very easily lose this district.\u201d<\/p>\n

Early voting starts Monday for the May 26 primary runoff election. <\/p>\n

Democratic runoff takes a turn<\/h4>\n

Republicans aren\u2019t the only ones struggling to sell centrism to their party\u2019s ever-more-extreme base.<\/p>\n

While the GOP was redrawing Texas congressional districts last summer, Democrats who fled the state to fight the new maps failed to land a high-profile recruit for this new district.<\/p>\n

Since then, they\u2019ve watched special election after special election where Trump districts have swung toward Democrats, growing more optimistic about their chances with longtime sheriff\u2019s deputy Johnny Garcia \u2014 a first-time candidate who wooed national party leaders with his \u201cold-school\u201d values.<\/p>\n

\u201cDemocrats are sweeping elections across this nation, and the House majority is in our grasp,\u201d Garcia said at a recent forum at Brooks City Base. \u201c\u2026 Our campaign was just nominated for the red-to-blue distinction by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and that\u2019s huge news for a district that Donald Trump and Greg Abbott redrew to silence your voices.\u201d<\/p>\n

But Garcia finished second in the March primary behind local housing activist Maureen Galindo, who spent less than $5,000 on her TikTok-fueled campaign and has railed against Garcia\u2019s support from the moderate Blue Dog Coalition and a pro-Israel PAC.<\/p>\n

A month ago, party leaders chalked up Galindo\u2019s success to random results in aprimary where turnout was unpredictably high thanks to a marquee race between U.S. Senate candidates James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett.<\/p>\n

But now they\u2019re headed into a low-turnout runoff, fueling worries about how the untested district might perform in a race where neither candidate is well-known.<\/p>\n

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At a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters last week, Galindo warned that even a Democrat-controlled U.S. House wouldn\u2019t solve the party\u2019s lack of power in Washington if they\u2019re not selective about their candidates.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis could be a Democratic majority in the House by one person, and there are Democrats who consistently vote to fund ICE, to continue going to war with Iran, to not impeach Trump,\u201d Galindo said. \u201cEvery single time that there\u2019s a vote where, if those Democrats didn\u2019t vote [with Republicans] then we could have won it, it involved Blue Dog Democrats.\u201d<\/p>\n

In a nod to Democratic worries, this week a PAC aligned with the Blue Dogs announced plans to spend $450,000 on ads promoting Garcia ahead of the runoff \u2014 a major investment in a race where neither candidate has raised much money.<\/p>\n

But the last-minute efforts seem to have also thrown fuel on Galindo\u2019s anti-establishment campaign, which has now found a spotlight once unthinkable for a grassroots housing activist.<\/p>\n

National news organizations jumped to point out pro-Galindo ads from a GOP-aligned group that\u2019s been boosting liberal candidates who they think will alienate the more centrist voters needed to win a general election.<\/p>\n

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Some of her more controversial comments about Garcia\u2019s pro-Israel supporters have also landed her in the social media feed of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and on the opinion page of The New York Times<\/em>, where an author urged Democrats to stop this \u201cantisemitic sex therapist\u201d from taking the national stage.<\/p>\n

While local Democrats are now rushing to endorse Garcia and from Galindo, her comments on the campaign trail have been less extreme.<\/p>\n

Galindo once helped the City of San Antonio craft a housing displacement plan that she later turned into a master\u2019s thesis on participatory government. And at the League of Women Voters forum, she spoke with candor about her lived experiences securing housing as a single mom and navigating the bus system when her car broke down in the heat of the summer.<\/p>\n

All of it potentially plays well with primary voters \u2014 even if it complicates Democrats\u2019 path to retaking the U.S. House.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf it\u2019s John Lujan and Johnny Garcia, they\u2019re the exact same people,\u201d Galindo said in a recent interview. \u201cJust moderate cops who are going to do the same thing.\u201d<\/p>\n

The last of the GOP moderates<\/h4>\n

As Abbott likes to boast, Lujan is the only Republican who has ever won Texas\u2019 118th House District. He flipped a seat that voted for President Joe Biden and has held onto it even through tough general elections \u2014 the likes of which most of his party\u2019s up-and-coming talent has never seen.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s all that life experience that set me up, running a small business, coaching football, teaching Sunday school,\u201d Lujan said in a May 7 interview at his campaign headquarters. \u201cI don\u2019t know if any Republican could win \u2014 it had to be somebody that\u2019s in the district that knows the people and has been involved.\u201d<\/p>\n

The former San Antonio firefighter first got a taste for politics while serving on the union\u2019s legislative committee, and his personal charm would later make him a salesman \u2014 first selling confetti for San Antonio\u2019s celebratory cascarones and then IT services \u2014 before Republican leaders saw a future for him in the Texas House.<\/p>\n

But the Texas House will still have a Republican majority without Lujan while the GOP\u2019s razor-thin U.S. House majority is much more precarious.<\/p>\n

At a press conference at Lujan\u2019s headquarters, small-town mayors described a San Antonio congressional delegation that\u2019s already been ripped apart by scandal and retirements.<\/p>\n

Now national Republican leaders in D.C. are asking them to take a chance on a newcomer, but Texas GOP leaders are still supporting Lujan.<\/p>\n

\u201cI trust Austin more than Washington,\u201d said Von Ormy Mayor Art Martinez de Vara.ng Lujan.<\/p>\n

Republicans fight over home turf<\/h4>\n

But Lujan has never faced a primary like his race against De La Cruz.<\/p>\n

A heated primary runoff between U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Attorney General Ken Paxton is dividing the party, and Lujan is fighting to hang on in a district with many more rural voters than he\u2019s used to.<\/p>\n

Redistricting turned TX35 from a solidly blue\u00a0Austin-to-San Antonio district\u00a0to a potential GOP pickup\u00a0opportunity, cupping San Antonio\u2019s southeast side and stretching west into Karnes, Guadalupe and Wilson counties.<\/p>\n

While Lujan has represented part of that territory, De La Cruz\u2019s sister, U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-Edinburg) currently represents some of its more conservative parts, which will move from her district to TX35 when the next Congress is sworn in.<\/p>\n

By his own telling, De La Cruz doesn\u2019t have much political experience. The 47-year-old spent 20 years in the Air Force, which brought his family to San Antonio in 2012. He trained dogs to detect bombs and narcotics and later moved worked in intelligence, where he had several deployments to the Middle East.<\/p>\n

But he raised more than any other candidate running for Congress in this area in the first quarterly reports of 2026, and now touts endorsements from Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) and Majority Whip Tom\u00a0Emmer\u00a0(R-Minnesota), as well as Trump, who made his endorsement just hours before the start of voting in the March primary.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think this administration realizes that me being a military veteran, me having been a small business owner, me not being a establishment politician is what this community needs,\u201d De La Cruz said in a May 14 interview outside the Bexar County Republican Women\u2019s luncheon. \u201c\u2026 I wasn\u2019t the only one to actually go up [to D.C.] and speak with [the White House] \u2014 my opponent did so as well. They saw that the contrast was crystal clear.\u201d<\/p>\n

This month he held a fundraiser with RFK Jr., drumming up money that\u2019s helped his campaign label Lujan as too moderate for the job.<\/p>\n

\u201cI know that they\u2019re both probably good candidates, and John Lujan has a lot of experience,\u201d said Charlotte Folson, a GOP precinct chair at the women\u2019s luncheon whose precinct was moved into TX35 during the summer\u2019s redistricting. \u201cBut a lot of us are more conservative, and I\u2019m probably going to be with Carlos De La Cruz.<\/p>\n

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\u201cTrump endorsed him, and that\u2019s a big deal.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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