Oscar Longoria

Democratic Incumbent

On ballot as: Oscar Longoria
Current role: State Representative, Texas House District 35 (first elected 2012; in office since 2013; seventh term)
Background: Product of La Joya ISD
Bachelor of Science in communication studies, University of Texas at Austin (2003)
Law degree, University of Texas School of Law (2007)
Attorney; owner, Law Office of Oscar Longoria
Born in Mission; raised in South Texas
Experience: Chair, House subcommittee on Workforce
Member, Licensing & Administrative Procedures and Trade, Workforce & Economic Development committees
Former chairman, House Business and Industry Committee
Former vice-chairman, House Appropriations Committee
Before the House, served as an Agua Special Utility District board member
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Before the House, served as a South Texas College trustee
Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities: Not found
Tidbits: Abortion: No public statement found
Border and immigration: His campaign site's issues page, as archived in September 2022 (no longer on the site): "Work with State and Federal agencies to provide effectual border security"
Guns: No public statement found
Public schools and vouchers: No public statement found
Property taxes: No public statement found
Claims and the record
Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: Not found

State Representative, District 35