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Nueces County · November 3, 2026

Know their record before you vote.

Every race on the Nueces County ballot — 145 candidates in 55 races — with each candidate's sourced record on LGBTQIA+ issues: what they have said, done and voted, with a link to every source.

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How it works

  1. Find your races

    The ballot page lists every contest from federal to school board. Search a name or filter by level.

  2. Read the record

    Each candidate's page shows their actions and statements on LGBTQIA+ issues, labelled affirming or opposing, each with its source.

  3. Judge it yourself

    The counts only summarise what is on the record. Where we found nothing, it says so. We never guess from party or endorsements, and we never endorse.

Each candidate shows a plain count of sourced affirming and opposing items. Counts are not ratings, and nothing on this site is an endorsement.

How the counts are built, and our sourcing rules

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Vote with Pride is a nonpartisan voter-education project of The Mosaic Project of South Texas, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We do not endorse or oppose any candidate or party; we show each candidate's own public record, with sources, so you can decide.