Henry Cuellar

In mid-September, voters in the Harlingen and Laredo DMA’s will see that Judge Tano is a servant leader who puts South Texas first, with proven results delivering fiscal stewardship and public safety.

In mid-August, Hispanic voters and soft-R voters across the district will see that Judge Tano is a servant leader who puts South Texas first, with proven results delivering fiscal stewardship and public safety.

Voter Registration closes October 5th
Early in-person voting: October 19-30
Last day to apply for ballot by mail: October 23rd (received, not postmarked)
Last day for mail in ballot to be counted:
- If envelope is not postmarked, ballot must be received by 7 PM on Election Day
- If postmarked by 7 PM on Election day it may be received until Wednesday Nov. 4th (next business day) at 5 PM

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Cuellar crime family

Henry Cuellar has built a family-run political operation fueled by power, money, and self-interest. Not only have he and his wife been indicted, his brother was indicted for using government resources to run a private business that siphoned profits from over five hundred thousand dollars in government contracts. Cuellar has even pushed his own campaign money to his brother’s campaigns for Webb County Sheriff.

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Cuellar fired his Chief of Staff for being pregnant

Henry Cuellar fired his chief of staff for being pregnant and requesting maternity leave.

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Cartel connections

We can’t trust Henry Cuellar to keep us safe from illegal immigration and cartels. Henry Cuellar received and then donated campaign money from a criminal and his wife who were connected to cartels and Mexican politicians.

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Muslim Blood Money

Henry Cuellar took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from a Muslim regime that has killed Christians, bulldozes cathedrals, desecrates Christian cemeteries, and drove an entire Christian civilization from its three-thousand-year-old homeland. In exchange for this blood money, Henry Cuellar did favors in DC for the Muslim regime.

Tano Tijerina B Roll

VIDEO: Cuellar campaign B-Roll

VIDEO: Cuellar: “I want to support the Joe Biden Agenda.”

Videos

Cuellar and Pelosi

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Cuellar and Kamala Harris

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Cuellar capitol B-Roll

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Don't say lobbied

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No Wrong Doing

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Pelosi Endorsement

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Right to Enforce Immigration Laws

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So You Didn't Take Any Bribes

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Photos

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Cuellar with Azerbaijani official

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Cuellar with Azerbaijani official

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Cuellar with Azerbaijani official

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Tano B Roll

Jude Tano Tijerina is a proven South Texas leader.

Born and raised in South Texas, he understands border communities because he has lived them. After graduating from High School in Laredo, Tano was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 8th round and played four years of minor league baseball. After several successful seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers he retired from baseball, returned to Laredo and continued his education, receiving a bachelors degree from Texas A & M International University.

First elected as Webb County Judge in 2014 and re-elected three times, Tano has build a reputation for economic growth, public safety, and infrastructure investment as he oversees one of the largest county governments in South Texas.

In 2025 he joined the Republican Party, citing its commitment to faith, family, economic opportunity, and border security.

Tano and his wife Kimberly have four children.

As Webb County Judge, Tano Tijerina has lowered property taxes for working class families five times.
Tano Tijerina believes government should focus on the basics first. As Webb County Judge, he has worked to improve access to clean, reliable water, expand utility infrastructure to underserved communities, and make sure families have the essential services they depend on every day.
Tano Tijerina has a proven record of supporting law enforcement and first responders. During his time as County Judge, Tano Tijerina fully funded law enforcement and kept our communities safe during the 2020 defund the police movement and then again during Biden’s open border disaster.
As inflation drove up the cost of living, Judge Tano Tijerina delivered twenty million dollars in utility assistance to help working families and seniors in Webb County pay their bills and keep more money in their pockets.