Ricardo "Rick" Martinez was born and raised on a United States Army military base in Germany. He attended college in Lubbock, Texas. He has lived in San Antonio for more than 10 years. He is a family man and a business owner.

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Ricardo "Rick" Martinez was born on a U.S. Army military base in Bad Hersfeld, Germany. He attended college in Lubbock, Texas. He lives in San Antonio with his wife.

Rick is a business owner. He has owned and operated his own company for more than 10 years. 

Ricardo Martinez is a candidate for the Texas House of Representatives, District 125.

Texas House of Representatives District 125 - Ballotpedia

Rick's campaign for the Texas State House of Representatives to represent District 125 is his first run for public office.

Supports lowering the cost of living by providing property tax relief.

Supports strengthening small businesses and expanding local opportunities.

- Supports lowering the cost of living by providing property tax relief.
- Supports strengthening small businesses and expanding local opportunities.

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Said, "I am committed to supporting law enforcement and first responders, ensuring laws are enforced, and advancing policies that prioritize safe streets, secure schools, and strong communities."

Supports law enforcement and first responders and Texans' right to the Second Amendment.

- Supports law enforcement and first responders and Texans' right to the Second Amendment.

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As of January 22, 2026, Ricardo 'Rick' Martinez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Said, "I believe state government should work efficiently, responsibly, and transparently for the people it serves."

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