Rep.-elect Leticia Gutierrez (D-TX) talks to reporters during a news conference with fellow Democrats about immigration, security on the southwest border, and workforce enforcement solutions on Nov. 11, 2026 in Washington, DC. —Chip Somodevilla—Getty Images The 2026 midterm election results rebuked President Donald Trump’s failures on the economy and, in several competitive races, his immigration agenda. Latino voters who backed him in 2024 swung back to Democrats, helping deliver the politically unthinkable. Texas elected its first Democratic senator since 1988 and its first Latina governor , while Democrats won governorships in all four…
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