Jorge Borrego is from Texas. He has a bachelor s degree in mathematics from the University of Texas at San Antonio and a master s degree in public administration from Texas A&M University.

Jorge Borrego

Jorge is the K-12 education policy director for the Next Generation Texas initiative at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. He previously worked as a legislative director at the Texas House of Representatives. He also worked for the Down Syndrome Association of Brazos Valley as an event coordinator, data administrator, and policy administrator.

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Jorge is a Realtor for the Borrego Realty Group. He previously worked for the Down Syndrome Association of Brazos Valley in multiple capacities, including Policy Administrator, Data Administrator, and currently serves as the board’s Treasurer.

Jorge previously served as a policy analyst for the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

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Jorge's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 118, is his first time running for public office.

Believes law enforcement is not receiving enough support.

- Believes law enforcement is not receiving enough support.

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