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Email: [email protected]
CandidateGreen
MARLÓN DURÁN
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U.S. House District 28
2026 Texas U.S. House District 28 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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- 2026 Texas U.S. House District 28 — General Election on November 3, 2026
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- U.S. House District 28 · Green · Candidate
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Candidate: MARLÓN DURÁN
Office: U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 28
Party: Green
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Occupation: COMMUNITY ORGANIZER
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Candidate-statedLike many in the Valley I was born in Mexico. My mom has Mexican heritage but was a natural-born US citizen. She left America as a teenager, to live with her abuela back in Zacatecas. My father was a legal US resident. Even with ties to the US for both parents, the laws didn’t give me automatic citizenship or paperwork at birth.
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Like many in the Valley I was born in Mexico. My mom has Mexican heritage but was a natural-born US citizen. She left America as a teenager, to live with her abuela back in Zacatecas. My father was a legal US resident. Even with ties to the US for both parents, the laws didn’t give me automatic citizenship or paperwork at birth.
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Candidate-statedI’ve also worked as a paid translator at community meetings and political events, helping our people gain a voice.
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I’ve also worked as a paid translator at community meetings and political events, helping our people gain a voice.
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Candidate positionWhile I was fortunate to gain U.S. citizenship as a teenager, I will never forget how it felt growing up undocumented, and I will always fight for fair and compassionate treatment for our undocumented community members. We must abolish ICE. And we must consider the rights and needs of indigenous and oppressed people everywhere.
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While I was fortunate to gain U.S. citizenship as a teenager, I will never forget how it felt growing up undocumented, and I will always fight for fair and compassionate treatment for our undocumented community members. We must abolish ICE. And we must consider the rights and needs of indigenous and oppressed people everywhere.
Immigration and civil liberties
Candidate positionBefore 9/11 things were so different. My family went to Mexico and visited both sets of grandparents and all our cousins for Christmas in 2000. We couldn’t visit them again until I got my citizenship in 2006. Let’s go back to the times before feamongering about terrorism hurt our community.
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Before 9/11 things were so different. My family went to Mexico and visited both sets of grandparents and all our cousins for Christmas in 2000. We couldn’t visit them again until I got my citizenship in 2006. Let’s go back to the times before feamongering about terrorism hurt our community.
Cost of living and wages
Candidate positionThe cost of living keeps going up, but wages stay low. Our people have to work so hard just to survive. Let’s change things so everyone can thrive.
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The cost of living keeps going up, but wages stay low. Our people have to work so hard just to survive. Let’s change things so everyone can thrive.
Economic inequality
Candidate positionThere is more than enough money and resources in the world for everyone to have a good dignified life, but billionaires and corporations hoard wealth for themselves, creating terrible false scarcity for the rest of us.
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There is more than enough money and resources in the world for everyone to have a good dignified life, but billionaires and corporations hoard wealth for themselves, creating terrible false scarcity for the rest of us.
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Candidate ID: H6TX28108
Name: DURAN, MARLON GERARDO MX.
Office: House
State: TX
District: TX28
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