Press Recap for Juntos Se Puede | Beto for Texas

It was a packed house today, and as you can see, supporters came out big as they held signs and cheered him on during his speech. Beto O'Rourke made a stop in Brownsville today for a community pachanga. Voters brought up several topics from money for police. I'm in favor of fully funding our police. To his plan to equalize school funding so that kids from Brownsville have the same education as kids from Austin. Reduce the burden on you, actually drop your property taxes down while bringing more money into our classrooms and communities. He stopped by La Vista for an event with civil rights activist Dolores Huerta. The pair has been making their way through Texas and stopped at the Richard M. Borchardt Fairgrounds. We're showing up everywhere for everyone, writing nobody off. And this is important. We're also not taking anyone for granted. You have to have a governor in Texas that is actually going to help people. I've got to earn that vote. And so I'm talking about the things that are most important to the voters here, including Hispanic voters. With Hispanics being the largest minority in Texas, Dolores urges them to go vote. It's very important that people understand the importance of this election, because if they want to improve their lives in Texas, there's only one way to do it, and that is to vote for Beto O'Rourke.