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Arturo Espinosa

Texas · Lieutenant Governor

Arturo Espinosa is a registered write-in candidate for Texas · Lieutenant Governor on November 3, 2026. Read the official source, checked 2026-10-15, and compare the other listed candidates.

Official record

Lieutenant Governor

Arturo Espinosa appears in the registered write-in list for the November 3, 2026 general election.

Jurisdiction
Texas
Election
November 3, 2026 · General election
Ballot status
Registered November write-in
Affiliation on the source list
Not listed by the source
Source checked

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Arturo Espinosa — Lieutenant Governor 2026

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