Flores 'Confident' She Can Win Special Election: 'South Texas Is Very Conservative'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Flores, whose parents were Mexican immigrants and migrant workers, said that, by contrast, she "understand[s] their struggle.""I understand the needs, the real needs here and processes, and especially what's happening at the border," Flores said, adding that her husband works for U.S. Border Patrol.
45% : Our law enforcement are our family, and this constant disrespect against us, it just doesn't represent South Texas, and we have people in Congress here in South Texas that are fighting for California values, that are, you know, fighting for Austin values and not South Texas values.

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