ICYMI: Allred Barnstorms Across Texas, Logging Nearly 5,000 Miles with 50 Stops across 22 Cities Last Month

DALLAS – In a little over a month, Congressman Colin Allred barnstormed across Texas meeting thousands of Texans and making more than 50 stops in 22 cities while traveling nearly 5,000 miles. Allred’s momentum to defeat Ted Cruz continues to build, as he earned former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney’s endorsement and two polls in two weeks showed his race against Ted Cruz within the margin of error.

From East Texas to the Rio Grande Valley to the Coastal Bend and the Hill Country, Allred has been hitting the campaign trail focused on the issues important to Texans, like protecting Social Security and Medicare, securing the border, and restoring Texas women’s reproductive freedom. 

He’s also highlighted his record of creating Texas jobs and lowering costs, meeting with small business owners and business leaders to talk about fighting for Texas energy jobs, and his role in securing the CHIPS and Science Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law – both of which Ted Cruz voted against.  

With 56 days until election day, Allred is also up on air with ads in the Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Harlingen-Brownsville-Mcallen, Corpus Christi, and Beaumont-Port Arthur markets. This includes advertising in Spanish as well as statewide on digital platforms. His coordinated campaign Texas Offense, the first statewide effort of its kind in over 20 years, continues to host grassroots events across the state for Texans fired up to defeat Ted Cruz in November.