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Ronald Gutierrez

Ronald Gutierrez

Overview

Current roleState Senator

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyProgressive Democrat

Age55 years old (Sep 1, 1970)

GenderMale

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LocationTexas

BackgroundAttorney

EducationUniversity of Texas at San Antonio (B.A., Political Science, 1995)

Notable personal detailsRoland Gutierrez is an American attorney and Democratic politician who has served in the Texas Senate representing District 19 since 2021. He previously served on the San Antonio City Council and in the Texas House of Representatives (2008–2021), including as chair of the House Defense and Veterans’ Affairs Committee. Gutierrez is an immigration attorney and founder of the Gutierrez Law Firm.

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Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Supports measures to reduce tax burdens on taxpayers and small businesses, including property tax relief and reforms intended to ease tax obligations for business owners. Emphasizes helping small businesses and reducing what he describes as unfair tax burdens while also linking immigration reform to workforce and economic growth.

Immigration & Border

Supports expanding legal pathways and streamlining visa programs, proposes a pathway to residency/normalcy for undocumented workers and protections for Dreamers, while calling for stronger action against drug cartels and targeting cartel operations; opposes relying on border walls and inhumane tactics.

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Climate & Energy

Supports expansion of renewable energy in Texas, using tax credits and federal incentives to encourage oil companies to invest in renewables, and has expressed support for a carbon tax while advocating for transitions that protect oil-field workers’ jobs.

News

AINews Summary
Last updatedJun 11, 2026

Ronald Gutierrez is in the news as a candidate in the Texas 2026 election cycle, with the race shaped by strong Democratic turnout and GOP efforts to defend key seats. Recent reports say Democratic primary participation has outpaced Republicans in Texas, and that turnout trends among Hispanic voters could be important in the broader fight for Senate control. There was also a court fight in Dallas County over extended voting hours that could affect when results in the Senate race are known.

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Fundraising

Latest report: Cycle 2026
Total raisedCash on hand
$1.4M
$1.1M
$723.3K
$361.7K
$0

2024

2026

Latest
Year
Total raised
Cash on hand
Total spent
Burn rate

Cycle 2024

$1.4M
$384.83
$1.4M
$60.3K

Cycle 2026

$0.00
$294.83
$90.00
$7.50

Source: FEC

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