O'Rourke leads in Latino voters at 53 percent, compared to incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott at 38 percent.
FOX 26 Reporter explains what O'Rourke said to supporters during a rally in Houston on Tuesday afternoon.He spoke on several topics, including his support of women's reproductive rights and fighting for better healthcare and wages for working-class individuals and families.With nearly 700 in attendance, he also answered questions from voters town-hall style on gun laws and immigration.
In a recent University of Houston/Texas State University poll, O'Rourke leads in Latino voters at 53%, compared to incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott at 38%. When asked, he believes Latinos, particularly women, will play a decisive role in the November election. "Texas women won protection for the right of privacy in Roe vs. Wade in 1973...that stood the test of time for nearly a half-century," says O'Rourke. "I’m confident it will be Texas women, including Latinas here in
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