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TX Senate Candidate James Talarico Hosts Campaign Rall

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“TX SENATE CANDIDATE JAMES TALARICO DELIVERS REMARKS IN HOUSTO”

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TX Senate candidate James Talarico was a public school teacher first!

Before running for office, Talarico taught in Texas public schools — experience that shaped his policy focus on education funding. He won a Texas House seat in 2018 and is now seeking a Texas Senate seat.

Collins worked for Sen. William Cohen, then later won his Senate seat!

Cohen left the Senate to serve as Secretary of Defense under President Clinton in 1997. Collins, who had worked on his staff, ran for the open seat — launching a Senate career now nearly 3 decades long.

James Talarico is both a Texas lawmaker and ordained minister!

Talarico served in the Texas House before running for Senate, and is also an ordained United Methodist minister — rare for a progressive Democratic politician. Read more at Wikipedia

Talarico taught middle school before winning a TX House seat at 27!

Before his 2018 Texas House win, Talarico taught 6th grade in Round Rock ISD. He also studied at Oxford, making him one of the more unusually credentialed young legislators in Austin.

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