Kleberg County Democratic Party

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

Let’s keep Priscilla Alaniz Cantu, Kleberg County Treasurer!!!

Relationships make you present. Stories make you memorable. Data keeps you credible. And consistency earns you trust.

Thank you Kleberg County for your continued trust, and for allowing me to serve you over the last two decades.

09/01/2026

Paid Political Advertisement

Judge Jaime Carrillo is seeking re-election to the Kleberg County Court at Law.

In this campaign ad, Carrillo highlights his 10 years on the bench, including his work to reduce the court backlog, increase bond forfeiture and court appointment revenue, implement a new warrant system with the Kingsville Police Department, and work with Brush Country CASA on adoption fairs.

The ad also explains the role and jurisdiction of the Kleberg County Court at Law.

Political advertisement paid for by Jaime Carrillo.

08/29/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 28, 2026

CLAYTON TUCKER SIGNS TWO-TERM PLEDGE, CALLS FOR TERM LIMITS ON TEXAS STATEWIDE ELECTED EXECUTIVE OFFICES

AUSTIN, TEXAS — Texas Agriculture Commissioner candidate Clayton Tucker announced today that he has signed a pledge to serve no more than two four-year terms if elected.

Tucker also said he will ask the Texas Legislature in 2027 to propose a constitutional amendment limiting all Texas statewide elected executive offices to two terms.

The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Land Commissioner and Agriculture Commissioner would be limited to two four-year terms. Railroad Commissioners would be limited to two six-year terms.

“Public office should be a period of service, not a lifetime career,” Tucker said. “Eight years is enough for me, and Texans should have the opportunity to decide whether reasonable term limits should apply across statewide government.”

Texas currently has no term limits for these offices. Any change would require approval by two-thirds of both legislative chambers and then a majority vote of Texans.

Gov. Greg Abbott first entered statewide office in 1996 and has accumulated more than 29 years of service in statewide positions. Tucker said long tenures illustrate why Texas should have a serious discussion about political turnover and entrenched power.

“This is not about one person or one party,” Tucker said. “Regular turnover brings new leadership, new ideas and greater accountability while helping reduce the influence of entrenched political and special interests.”

Tucker cited George Washington’s decision to leave the presidency after two terms and return to private life as an enduring example of servant leadership.

“Elected officials should serve, accomplish what they can, and eventually return home to their farms, ranches, businesses and communities to live under the laws, regulations, and policies they helped create,” Tucker said.

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08/26/2026

08/24/2026

Put up our first 4x8 sign tonight! Building a stronger community takes hard work and dedication, and I’m proud to stand up for the people of Kleberg County.

Thank you all for the continued support, encouragement, and belief in my campaign. Together, we will make a difference! ⚖️