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β˜… Grassroots Leadership β€’ Precinct 35 (Hidalgo County)

United for Our Families. Turning Out Every Vote.

Welcome to your official neighborhood organizing hub for Hidalgo County Precinct 35. Led by Democratic Precinct Chair Liza Cardoza, we are dedicated to grassroots community empowerment, voter protection, and building a stronger future for working families across Pharr, San Juan, Alamo, and the Rio Grande Valley.

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Liza Cardoza

Democratic Precinct Chair β€’ Precinct 35

Pharr β€’ San Juan β€’ Alamo β€’ Hidalgo County, TX

πŸ“ž (956) 393-7125
Neighborhood Hub
Precinct 35
Primary Polling Site
Pharr DRC & Hubs
School Community
PSJA ISD
Voter Assistance
100% Bilingual (EN/ES)
β˜… Words from the Precinct Chair β€’ Precinct 35 β˜…

"A Message to My Neighbors in Precinct 35 & Hidalgo County"

Dear Neighbors and Community Members,

Serving as your Democratic Precinct Chair for Precinct 35 is a deep privilege. Every election begins with everyday conversations right here on our neighborhood streets. My mission is to make sure our community's voice is heard, our voting rights are defended, and our families receive the public investments and resources they deserve.

From supporting great public schools and after-school programs to ensuring reliable neighborhood drainage, safe street lighting, and accessible healthcare for our elders, we move forward when we organize together block by block.

I encourage every resident in Precinct 35 to get involved, check their voter registration, and join us as a neighborhood Block Captain. Please reach out to me directly at (956) 393-7125 whenever you need help or have questions.

πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Έ Mensaje en EspaΓ±ol para Nuestra Comunidad del Precinto 35: "Nuestra comunidad se fortalece cuando trabajamos unidos por el bienestar de nuestras familias y la educaciΓ³n de nuestros hijos. Como su Presidenta del Precinto 35, estoy a su servicio para ayudarle con informaciΓ³n sobre elecciones, ubicaciones para votar y recursos comunitarios. MΓ‘ndeme un mensaje por WhatsApp o llΓ‘meme al (956) 393-7125. Β‘Juntos hacemos la diferencia!"
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Liza Cardoza
Hidalgo County Democratic Precinct Chair β€’ Precinct 35
πŸ“ž (956) 393-7125 β€’ πŸ’¬ WhatsApp Direct

Precinct 35 Official Map

πŸ—ΊοΈ Official Precinct 35 Boundary Map

HIDALGO COUNTY, TX
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Interactive GIS Precinct 35 Map

Displaying official voter precinct boundaries, neighborhood subdivisions, and polling access corridors across Hidalgo County Precinct 35.

πŸ“Œ High-resolution boundary overlay update in progress. Precinct 35 Hub

Precinct 35 Key Information

Precinct Designation: Hidalgo County Precinct 35
Precinct Chair: Liza Cardoza
Primary Polling Center: Pharr DRC / Regional Hubs
School District: PSJA ISD Campuses
Party Committee: Hidalgo County Democratic CEC
πŸ’‘ Not sure if you live in Precinct 35? Use the street lookup below or message Liza directly on WhatsApp.

Districts Representing Precinct 35

Precinct 35 voters elect representatives across federal, state, county, and local jurisdictions:

πŸ›οΈ Federal / U.S. Congress

U.S. Congressional District 15

Represents Hidalgo County in the United States House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

πŸ›οΈ Texas Legislature

Texas Senate District 20

Represents our area in the Texas State Senate in Austin advocating for healthcare, water, and school funding.

πŸ›οΈ Texas Legislature

Texas House District 36 / 41

Our direct voice in the Texas House of Representatives defending public education and local infrastructure.

πŸ›οΈ Hidalgo County Government

County Precinct 2

Oversees county roads, regional drainage, community parks, and local county clinics across Pharr and San Juan.

🏫 Public Education

PSJA ISD

Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District serving our children with dual-language programs and early college academies.

πŸ™οΈ Municipal Level

City of Pharr / San Juan

Local city government overseeing public safety, water utilities, neighborhood parks, and community development.

Precinct 35 Issues & Action Board

Liza Cardoza is actively championing key community issues to improve daily life for families across Precinct 35:

πŸ”₯ Top Priority Infrastructure
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Drainage & Stormwater Runoff

Advocating for routine canal maintenance, culvert clearing, and street-level drainage improvements to protect homes from severe rainfall.

Report Drainage Problem β†’
⚑ In Action Safety
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Neighborhood Lighting & Sidewalks

Pushing for increased street lighting coverage in subdivisions and safer pedestrian crosswalks for children and families.

Request Streetlight β†’
🏫 Education PSJA Schools
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Public School & Youth Programs

Standing with public school educators, supporting early college readiness, and expanding recreational after-school safe zones.

Support Our Schools β†’

Have an Issue in Precinct 35?

Whether it's a dark intersection, drainage puddle, or community resource question, let Liza know so she can advocate for your block!

πŸ’¬ Submit via WhatsApp β†’

Dedicated to Our Families & Neighborhoods

"When we organize together as neighbors in Precinct 35, we create lasting opportunities for our children, protect our public services, and build a stronger Rio Grande Valley."

Liza Cardoza is an active community advocate, grassroots organizer, and proud Democratic Precinct Chair for Precinct 35 in Hidalgo County.

Working alongside local grassroots leaders, educators, and neighborhood families, Liza is committed to turning out every vote, educating voters on upcoming ballots, and connecting residents directly to local government resources.

Liza's 3 Community Priorities for Pct. 35:

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1. Voter Education & Turnout

Ensuring every neighbor understands the ballot, knows their polling locations, and is empowered to vote in every election.

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2. Neighborhood Quality of Life

Advocating for better infrastructure, paved streets, bright streetlights, and responsive county services.

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3. Grassroots Family Support

Connecting working families, seniors, and students to essential community assistance programs and job training.

Am I in Precinct 35?

Enter your street name below to verify your precinct and find your polling center:

Where & How to Vote

Voter Registration Deadline

October 5, 2026

Early Voting Period

Oct 19 – Oct 30, 2026

Election Day

Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026

Pharr Central Hub

Pharr Memorial Library / One

121 E Cherokee Ave, Pharr, TX 78577

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San Juan Hub

San Juan Community Center

509 E Earling Rd, San Juan, TX 78589

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Become a Block Captain

Help Liza organize your street in Precinct 35! Block Captains connect with 10–15 neighbor households to share election dates and voter guides.

Request a Free Yard Sign

Show your pride in our neighborhood! We will hand-deliver and install official campaign and Democratic Party lawn signs to your home.

πŸ“ž Call Liza πŸ’¬ WhatsApp πŸ—³οΈ Pharr DRC