Former Republican Representative Flores said Texas Map Helps Hispanic Representative

Exclusive: Former representative. Mayra FloresMillennial Republicans disturbed Democrats in the Biden border crisis. Texas re-divides As its critics say, it is nothing more than depriving the rights of minority voters.

Flores told Fox News Digital that Flores told Fox News Digital that Flores said on the previous map: “Four out of the five new regions are actually Hispanic majority.

Flores said that aside from the re-divided crowd in the mid-decade, the left’s complaints about the new regional line were driven purely by political issues.

“They are frustrated because these Hispanics – they are conservative Hispanics – vote for President Trump. This map Actually, it is actually the representative of Texas.

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In 2024, 12 of Texas’ 14 border counties flipped Red and went to President Donald Trump, partly because of this concern — including people who have not disappeared since 1912.

In 2022, Flores won the then District 34 special election, but then lost to deputies. Vicente Gonzalez In the next game.

“Conservative Hispanics contributed to the political landscape by supporting Republican candidates, policies, especially in terms of economic development, family values, religious freedom and of course border security,” she said.

The interests of liberalism are prosecuted on the current map and are pleasantly surprised at how many Hispanics in Texas actually support border security and conservative policies.

Flores said Hispanics and Latinos were not homogeneous voting groups on the left, but also pointed to Florida, where Latinos and other minorities emerged in large numbers for Trump – where two Cubans in Miami-Dade, Maria Salazar and Maria Salazar and Carlos Gimenez, were both Republicans.

Therefore, politicians need to seize the opportunity to do this re-division to ensure that each congressional district represents the political and ethnic makeup of its country.

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Critics point to New England, which has no Republican members for state legislators, despite its conservative pockets in places like Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut.

By contrast, Democrats slammed the mid-decade re-division as Trump orchestrated a power from a distance.

However, the voices of Democrats and liberals disagree with Flores’ claims.

“Don asked. Texas Legislature complied. Voters were injured.” San Antonio Express.

The paper accused Republicans of “dilutioning” Latino and Black representatives directly in the new map, “packing them into the majority of the areas needed to win those seats, or “scattering them across multiple areas, they lack a voice for whom they represent. ”

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The paper also joins other Democrats in mentioning the merger of Rep. Lloyd Doggett and Gregorio Casar on the new map into the same area near Austin.

Casar is a member of the Millennial “squad”, while Doggett is the longest-serving member of the state’s delegation. Doggett Instructions last week If he faces Casar, he will not run anymore.

Casar Tell NPR The new map attempts to “silence my voters’ voices and get people like me out of Congress” by adjusting the lines of the Austin area, claiming it violates the Voting Rights Act.

In addition, former Bexar County Vice President Kamala Harris, including San Antonio, is about 55-45 years old, but also includes representatives. Chip RoyR-Texas, one of its political ranks. The county will reportedly see an increase in the proportion of Republicans.

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In Californiaabout half of the Democrats and left-leaning independence, with only 9 of the 52 Republicans. In Maryland, lawmakers have finally re-released what the judge calls the “broken wing shape” of democratic areas, including several discontinuous Baltimore suburbs.

Flores said that if it were just out of the first two trends in the latter two states, Texas, Florida, California, and New York deserve a reexamination in the Congressional Division.

“We want to make sure again each Congressional District is the representative of the country as a whole, and critics can say that this is [Texas] “The map silences the voices of minorities when the five you’re drawing are actually Hispanic majority,” Flores said.

“Look, Hispanics are turning to the Republican Party and will continue to support the Republican Party because the Democrats have gone a long way and you think after 2024, they will learn their lessons and they will go further into the middle.”

“Let’s see what happens in mid-2026.”