In the Texas primary election, singer Bobby Pulido was able to issue Republican Monica de la Cruz in District 15.

Ada Cuellar, who received 32. 5 percent of the vote, defeated the Latin Grammy winner with 67. 5 % of the vote.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC ) chair, Suzan DelBene, praised Pulido as a" champion of families" in his district in addition to being a" cultural icon" of the southern region.

" Citizens know and believe Bobby because he has spent years in this community," DelBene continued. " The same cannot be said of Monica De La Cruz, who has been lying to you for decades. South Texas citizens who want to elect someone who will stand up for their ideals should make the right choice. Pulido, 54, studied social science in San Antonio before beginning his musical career more than 30 years ago. He is also a songwriter. Given the Republican leanings in the district, where she won in 2024 with 57. 1 % of the vote, compared to 42. 9 % for then-candidate Michelle Vallejo, the November contest will be one of the most intriguing. According to battle information, Pulido was born and raised in Edinburg, Texas, where he still resides with his wife. He raises his home in the same area that shaped him, and is the proud father of four. Bobby was raised by the values that define the South and was the son of a farmhand turned singer. He goes on to say that "from Texas, difficult work, family, and faith" are present. Bobby Pulido, a singer, was inspired by his experience as a small business owner to find a position in Congress after "dealing with the challenges that so many entrepreneurs in the Valley" faced.

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