Bianca Gracia, Texas First Pledge Signer, Announces Run for Texas House District 128

Bianca Gracia has announced her candidacy for State Representative for House District 128, currently held by Briscoe Cain. Gracia, who had previously signed the Texas First Pledge, is committed to the principles of Texas independence and self-governance.
About Bianca Gracia
Bianca Gracia is a well-known South Texas radio show host and a leader in the Latino conservative movement. Known as “La Conservadora Tejana,” she serves as the President of the Latinos for Trump Organization and is the Founder and Executive Director of Latinos for America First PAC. Gracia has been featured on Fox News, NEWSMAX, and Steve Bannon’s War Room. She also hosts a radio show every Monday morning at 8am on 1440am in Corpus Christi, Texas. For more details about her campaign, you can visit her official website.
Pledges and Priorities
Gracia has outlined a comprehensive vision for the State of Texas and District 128. Her focus areas for the state include border security, combating human and child trafficking, fighting for parental rights, protecting children and elections, defending and funding the police, advocating for veterans, and promoting energy independence. For District 128, Gracia aims to be a voice for the community, bring resources that assist with infrastructure and economic development, and ensure that safety and quality of life are priorities. To learn more about her pledges and priorities, you can visit Take Texas Back.
Aligning with the Texas First Pledge
Gracia’s commitment to the Texas First Pledge aligns with the principles central to the cause of Texas independence. Her platform closely resonates with the movement’s core tenets, particularly in the areas of border security, energy independence, and constitutional conservative values. For more information on the Texas First Pledge, you can visit Take Texas Back Pledge.
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