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Shiloh Salazar
Shiloh Salazar, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for State Representative, District 72.
- Running for
- State Representative, District 72
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Shiloh Salazar, Democratic, is certified for State Representative, District 72. The Texas Ethics Commission treasurer list, updated October 1, 2026, shows Shiloh K. Salazar with a treasurer appointment dated November 3, 2025, for State Representative District 72, and no office held. No official biography was found beyond the ballot certification and that filing.
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Candidate's own pages
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Shiloh Salazar is the Democratic nominee; her campaign page describes her as a mom, advocate, and community builder.1 In May 2025, First Alert 7 reported that she and her family traveled from Big Spring to Washington to urge lawmakers to invest in programs for babies, toddlers, and their families, and that she warned cuts to Medicaid would affect families with young children.2
Her campaign page lists her issues as education, health care access, economic security and fair wages, public safety, water and infrastructure, and agriculture and rural resilience, and it calls for a data center moratorium.1 In August 2026 she spoke at a meeting about a proposed data center near Dove Creek and Spring Creek, San Angelo Live reported.3
Prior races
Earlier vote totals from the linked reports, newest first. The page does not say who won unless the report does.
| Year | Race | Election | Votes in the report | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | State Representative, District 72 | March 3, 2026 Democratic primary |
| March 3, 2026 official cumulative |
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