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FAQ: Caitlin Rourk's Campaign for Texas Congressional District 10 Following Redistricting
Caitlin Rourk announces her run for Texas Congressional District 10 after redistricting. A veteran and community advocate, she highlights economic pressures, public school challenges, and a commitment to service-focused leadership. Her campaign emphasizes affordability and voter engagement across Austin, Bryan-College Station and nearby communities
TL;DR
Caitlin Rourk's campaign launch in Texas CD-10 offers an advantage by targeting disengaged voters and independents, potentially securing a new voting bloc in a redistricted area.
Rourk's campaign works by shifting from TX-31 to CD-10 after redistricting, focusing on grassroots engagement and issues like economic relief and school funding.
Rourk's campaign aims to make tomorrow better by restoring trust in government and addressing housing, childcare, and financial pressures for Texas families.
A military intelligence officer and mother is running for Congress in her newly redistricted home area, connecting her service background to local community needs.
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Caitlin Rourk is a military intelligence officer, mother, and first-time candidate for federal office who grew up in a family of educators and has years of military service.
She is running for Texas Congressional District 10 after redistricting placed her home and children's future directly within the new district boundaries, making it both practical and personally meaningful to represent her own community.
A Supreme Court ruling reshaped the district map, creating an opportunity for her to represent her own community more authentically after she had originally entered the race for Texas' 31st District in July.
Her campaign focuses on economic relief for Texas families, protecting and strengthening public schools, supporting military and veteran communities, and restoring trust in government.
Voters across the region have expressed concerns about housing affordability, insurance premiums, childcare access, and relentless financial pressures shaping their daily lives.
The district spans Bryan-College Station, Austin, and the rural heart of the district, representing a unique intersection of defense innovation, higher education, and rural communities.
She believes people often feel their vote doesn't matter, but primaries and local elections shape Texas's future long before November, and Texas needs more engaged, informed voices.
She invites Texans across the political spectrum to learn more, volunteer, or connect directly through her campaign website: www.CaitlinRourk.com.
Vote Like A Texan is an educational media initiative from The Building Texas Show that brings clarity to Texas elections through dialogue with candidates, community leaders, and policy experts, and this announcement appears within that context.
She announced her campaign on Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM Central Time.
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