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Riley Rodriquez
Riley Rodriquez, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for State Senator, District 28.
- Running for
- State Senator, District 28
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Riley Rodriquez, Democratic, is certified for State Senator, District 28. The Texas Ethics Commission list of candidates with a current treasurer, updated October 1, 2026, lists Riley Boone Rodriquez with a treasurer appointment dated August 26, 2025, for the office of state senator. That list does not give a district number, and it is not the official ballot. No official officeholder biography was found, so this note stops there.
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Candidate's own pages
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- Campaign websiterileyforsenate.org
- FacebookFacebook page
- Instagram@riley4statesenate
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Riley Rodriquez is the Democratic nominee; his campaign website says he is a performance coach who runs a small service business in Abilene and grew up in the area, where his father was a ranch hand.1 The website says he has worked as a cowboy and an oilfield hand and is finishing his degree at Texas Tech.1
His campaign website says working Texans are struggling while corporations and billionaires profit from "corrupt political deals with state lawmakers."2 It names rising housing prices, stagnant wages, and politics in public education as pressures on families in the district.1 In August 2026 he spoke at a meeting about a proposed data center near Dove Creek and Spring Creek, San Angelo Live reported.3
Others in this race
Charles PerryRepublicanIncumbent