Bernie Reyna lives in College Station with his wife and their five children.

Bernie is a veterinary professional. He works at veterinary clinics, where he has been for 22 years. He previously worked at small veterinary clinics managing client care and medical administration.

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Bernie currently works as a veterinary professional.

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Bernie's campaign for U.S. Representatives, Texas District 10, is his first run for public office.

Supports strengthening antitrust enforcement to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages.

Supports "strengthen[ing] antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy:  
Supports providing accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment.

Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."

Supports creating portable benefits accounts that allow retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits to follow workers, enabling them to pursue better-paying jobs.

Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."

Supports funding large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools.

Supports funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."

- Supports "strengthen[ing] antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Supports funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."

Economy

Supports standing guard over women, children, and families to protect them from hunger, poverty, and desperation.

Supports "standing guard over women, children, and families to protect them from hunger, poverty, and desperation."

- Supports "standing guard over women, children, and families to protect them from hunger, poverty, and desperation."

Public Safety

Believes in the right to accessible and effective medical care, emphasizing that healthy workers are more productive and that untreated illness leads to negative externalities and increased public expenditure.

Believes in "the right to accessible and effective medical care."

Supports extending primary care access, guaranteeing protection against catastrophic healthcare costs, and reducing bureaucratic inefficiencies in the healthcare system.

Supports extending primary care access to "guarantee protection against catastrophic [healthcare] costs."

Supports grants for community clinics in rural and urban shortage areas.

Supports "grants for community clinics in rural and urban shortage areas."

Supports loan forgiveness programs to attract primary care doctors.

Supports loan forgiveness programs to "attract primary care doctors."

Supports making pandemic-era telehealth expansions permanent across Medicare and Medicaid, and requiring insurers to reimburse telehealth at fair rates.

Supports "making pandemic-era telehealth expansions permanent across Medicare and Medicaid," and requiring insurers to "reimburse telehealth at fair rates."

- Believes in "the right to accessible and effective medical care."
- Supports extending primary care access to "guarantee protection against catastrophic [healthcare] costs."
- Supports "grants for community clinics in rural and urban shortage areas."
- Supports loan forgiveness programs to "attract primary care doctors."
- Supports "making pandemic-era telehealth expansions permanent across Medicare and Medicaid," and requiring insurers to "reimburse telehealth at fair rates."

Healthcare

Supports optional universal pre-K through federal grants to states.

Supports "optional universal pre-K through federal grants to states."

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue education: Supports a federal state matching program to eliminate tuition for community colleges and technical certifications.

Supports the idea of "a federal state matching program to eliminate tuition for 2 year degrees & technical certifications."

- Supports "optional universal pre-K through federal grants to states."
- Supports the idea of "a federal state matching program to eliminate tuition for 2 year degrees & technical certifications."

Education

Supports expanding energy supply and transmission by funding grid upgrades, permitting new pipelines, increasing refinery capacity, and accelerating clean energy approvals.

Aims to "expand energy supply and transmission."

Supports modernizing federal permitting processes, including NEPA streamlining and faster environmental reviews for energy, transmission, and industrial projects.

Wants to "modernize federal permitting processes."

- Aims to "expand energy supply and transmission."
- Wants to "modernize federal permitting processes."

Energy & the Environment

As of January 22, 2026, Bernie Reyna’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue Foreign Policy and Immigration: Advocates for operating immigration like a business rather than a courtroom drama.

Advocates for operating immigration "like a business rather than a courtroom drama."

- Advocates for operating immigration "like a business rather than a courtroom drama."

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Bernie Reyna

Bernie Reyna currently lives in College Station, Texas. He is Roman Catholic. Bernie lives with his wife and their five children.

Bernie currently works as a veterinary professional. He previously worked in small-business operations, client care, and medical administration.

Bernie's campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’ 10th Congressional District is his first run for public office.

- Supports the idea to "strengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Supports funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."

Bernie Reyna is a husband and father of five children.

Bernie worked at veterinary clinics for 22 years.

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."

- Supports "optional universal pre-K through federal grants to states."
- Wants "a federal state matching program to eliminate tuition for 2 year degrees & technical certifications."

- Aims to "expand energy supply and transmission."
- Wants to "expand energy supply and transmission."
- Wants to "modernize federal permitting processes."
- Wants to "prioritize energy infrastructure."

- Thinks that when "outside interests shape our elections, we surrender—quietly, perhaps unknowingly—a measure of our own independence."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."
- Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."
- Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."
- Supports using "federal procurement to back U.S. producers."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."
- Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."
- Supports using "federal procurement to back U.S. producers."
- Wants "targeted tax credits for domestic production."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."
- Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."
- Supports using "federal procurement to back U.S. producers."
- Wants "targeted tax credits for domestic production."
- Supports expanding "cold storage, grain milling, and meat processing capacity through United States Department of Agriculture and Commerce Department grants."
- Wants to establish a Freight Stabilization Fund to "keep trucking and rail running during crises."
- Advocates for imposing "temporary credit constraints on luxury lending and speculative asset markets" through regulatory bodies.
- Wants to "increase support for productive sectors" such as infrastructure, energy, and food production.
- Wants to "expand the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act to train more workers in food production, energy, logistics, and construction."

- Wants to s"trengthen antitrust enforcement... to break up anti-competitive mergers that depress wages."
- Wants to "clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while maintaining legitimate independent contracting."
- Supports providing "accelerated depreciation for small and mid-sized manufacturers to modernize equipment."
- Supports creating "portable benefits accounts: Retirement, healthcare, and leave benefits follow the worker, not the employer—this frees workers to move to better-paying jobs."
- Wants funding for "large-scale technical training programs, including apprenticeships, trade programs, and vocational schools."
- Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."
- Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."
- Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."
- Supports using "federal procurement to back U.S. producers."
- Wants "targeted tax credits for domestic production."
- Supports expanding "cold storage, grain milling, and meat processing capacity through United States Department of Agriculture and Commerce Department grants."
- Wants to establish a Freight Stabilization Fund to "keep trucking and rail running during crises."
- Advocates for imposing "temporary credit constraints on luxury lending and speculative asset markets" through regulatory bodies.
- Wants to "increase support for productive sectors" such as infrastructure, energy, and food production.
- Wants to "expand the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act to train more workers in food production, energy, logistics, and construction."
- Wants to "increase childcare tax credits."
- Supports expanding "public transit capital grants... [and] modernizing highways and supply chain logistics corridors."
- Aims to provide "0% mortgages for first-time buyers of new construction in high-need areas."
- Plans to launch a "national prefab and off-site construction initiative to increase home factory capacity."
- Supports creating a "Federal Starter Home Construction Program."
- Supports funding for water and sewer expansion for "new housing through a National Housing Infrastructure Fund."
- Seeks lower prices for "stronger real wages without forcing layoffs."

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Supports banning abusive non-compete clauses nationally to promote competition, worker mobility, and wage growth.

Supports funding for domestic production capacity in fertilizer, refinery, steel, and microchips through LPO and EXIM expansion.

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy:  
Supports increasing domestic supply to stabilize prices.

Supports expanding USDA emergency livestock stabilization programs to prevent herd liquidation.

Supports funding for rapid port automation and expansion, particularly in Houston, Corpus Christi, and the Gulf Coast.

Supports lifting refinery constraints through permitting reform and refinery modernization credits.

Supports modernizing regional grids with federal cost sharing, focusing on Texas ERCOT interconnection.

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy: Supports the idea that eliminating bottlenecks can reduce inflation.

Supports providing temporary fuel or freight subsidies during severe supply shocks.

Supports strengthening the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and authorizing automatic releases during gas price spikes.

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy: Supports creating a Strategic Food Reserve for grains, beef, poultry, dairy, and cooking oils.

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy:  
Aims to manage demand to prevent overheating the economy and avoid recession.

For Candidate Bernie Reyna on Issue economy:  
Supports targeted deficit reduction in overheated sectors rather than across-the-board cuts.

Supports passing countercyclical stabilizer rules to manage tax incentives during inflation.

Supports funding for port, rail, and highway modernization to remove logistics bottlenecks.

Supports providing temporary subsidies for critical inputs such as fertilizer, diesel for freight, and cold storage electricity.

Supports tying federal infrastructure grants to zoning reform, expanding the Low Income Housing Tax Credit, increasing funding for HUD construction programs, and incentivizing starter home development under 1,600 sq ft.

Supports expanding price negotiation authority, enforcing price transparency in healthcare, and promoting competition in pharmaceuticals and insurance markets.

Supports accelerating grid construction and modernization while expanding domestic production of energy and critical minerals.

Supports providing tax credits for domestic production of lumber, cement, HVAC, and building materials.

Prioritizes increasing housing supply to lower rents and reduce the cost of living.

Believes Congress can directly address housing inflation through land use, financing, materials, and labor.

Supports conditioning federal infrastructure dollars on zoning reform to allow for duplexes, triplexes, and small lots.

Wants to expand "energy supply and transmission" through funding grid upgrades, permitting new pipelines, increasing refinery capacity, and accelerating clean energy approvals.

Supports increasing housing construction by reforming zoning incentives and providing federal incentives for cities and counties to allow more starter homes and multi-family housing.

Supports investing in ports, rail, and trucking modernization to reduce shipping costs and combat price spikes.

Supports targeted fiscal discipline by cutting waste in overheated sectors while maintaining investment in infrastructure, manufacturing, and energy.

Seeks lower prices for "stronger real wages without forcing layoffs."

Supports funding for water and sewer expansion for "new housing through a National Housing Infrastructure Fund."

Supports creating a "Federal Starter Home Construction Program."

Plans to launch a "national prefab and off-site construction initiative to increase home factory capacity."

Aims to provide "0% mortgages for first-time buyers of new construction in high-need areas."

Supports expanding "public transit capital grants... [and] modernizing highways and supply chain logistics corridors."

Wants to "increase childcare tax credits."

Wants to "expand the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act to train more workers in food production, energy, logistics, and construction."

Wants to "increase support for productive sectors" such as infrastructure, energy, and food production.

Advocates for imposing "temporary credit constraints on luxury lending and speculative asset markets" through regulatory bodies.

Wants to establish a Freight Stabilization Fund to "keep trucking and rail running during crises."

Supports expanding "cold storage, grain milling, and meat processing capacity through United States Department of Agriculture and Commerce Department grants."

Wants "targeted tax credits for domestic production."

Supports using "federal procurement to back U.S. producers."

Supports creating local supply-chain clusters by providing "federal grants to cities and counties."

Supports expanding Buy American and Hire American rules to "ensure federal purchasing creates U.S. jobs instead of subsidizing foreign factories."

Supports providing childcare support to "raise labor force participation."

Clarify worker classification standards to protect genuinely misclassified workers while preserving legitimate independent contracting.

Supports incentivizing states to grant full practice authority to nurse practitioners in shortage areas to improve early care and reduce healthcare costs.

Supports community health expansion initiatives.

Supports a Catastrophic Protection Act to create a national plan that covers all Americans with a hard annual cap on out-of-pocket costs, while allowing private insurance for normal care, aiming to eliminate medical bankruptcies.

Supports passing a PBM Reform & Transparency Act to increase transparency in drug pricing, require PBMs to pass rebates to consumers, and prohibit practices that steer patients to PBM-owned pharmacies.

Supports funding workforce partnerships that connect local employers to community colleges and apprenticeships.

Supports scaling up apprenticeships in construction, advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and the trades.

Wants to "expand energy supply and transmission."

Wants to "prioritize energy infrastructure."

Thinks that when "outside interests shape our elections, we surrender—quietly, perhaps unknowingly—a measure of our own independence."

Supports protecting domestic workers from downward pressure on wages and employment due to immigration.

Supports addressing the demand for workers in industries by expanding capacity and reducing bottlenecks.

Believes immigration should be governed by the Department of Commerce and the Department of Labor as a labor market mechanism.

Caitlin Rourk is an Army veteran and a working mom.

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Caitlin Rourk is originally from Central Texas. She earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Chicago and a master's degree in business administration from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. Caitlin lives with her husband, Sasha, and their two children in Texas District 10.

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Caitlin currently works as a global marketing leader at Dell Technologies. She serves as a military intelligence officer in the U.S. Army Reserve and previously served in the Texas Army National Guard from 2016 to 2022, where she led emergency responses to natural disasters and border mobilizations. Caitlin previously worked in public policy and the private sector on issues including energy security and deficit reduction.

Caitlin previously ran for Texass 31st Congressional District in 2025 but did not win. 

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Caitlin previously filed to run for Texas District 31 but withdrew from that race to run in District 10.

Supports affordable child care, health care, a dignified retirement, small business support, a living minimum wage, and accountability for corporations to ensure they pay their fair share.

Supports bringing federal dollars to the district through smart investments, public-private partnerships, and funding for critical infrastructure, while aiming to attract new industries and create good-paying jobs.

Supports bringing federal dollars to the district through smart investments, public-private partnerships, and funding for infrastructure.

- Supports affordable child care, health care, a dignified retirement, small business support, a living minimum wage, and accountability for corporations to ensure they pay their fair share.
- Supports bringing federal dollars to the district through smart investments, public-private partnerships, and funding for infrastructure.

As of January 22, 2026, Caitlin Rourk’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports affordable and accessible healthcare, plans to lower drug costs, protect coverage for pre-existing conditions, expand mental health and addiction services, end surprise billing, support rural providers, and strengthen the ACA while advocating for Medicaid expansion.

- Supports affordable and accessible healthcare, plans to lower drug costs, protect coverage for pre-existing conditions, expand mental health and addiction services, end surprise billing, support rural providers, and strengthen the ACA while advocating for Medicaid expansion.

Supports public education, expanding mental health and safety resources, and investing in technical education and training for students.

- Supports public education, expanding mental health and safety resources, and investing in technical education and training for students.

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Caitlin Rourk

Caitlin currently works as a global marketing leader at Dell Technologies. She serves as a military intelligence officer in the U.S. Army Reserve and previously served full-time in the Texas Army National Guard from 2016 to 2022. During her full-time military service, she reached the rank of first lieutenant and led emergency responses to natural disasters and border mobilizations. Caitlin previously worked in public policy and the private sector on issues including energy security and deficit reduction.

Caitlin Rourk currently runs for the U.S. House to represent Texas District 10. She is on the ballot for the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026. Caitlin previously filed to run for Texas District 31 but withdrew from that race to run in District 10.

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Dawn Marshall has a master's degree as well as a PhD from Texas A&M University. 

Dawn is a college professor. She previously worked as an archaeologist, pharmacy technician, and salesperson. She also volunteered as an EMT. 

Dawn is a college professor. She previously worked as an archaeologist, pharmacy technician, and salesperson. 

Dawn's campaign for Texas U.S. Representative, District 10, is her first time running for public office.

Advocates for federal investment in mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms to promote homeownership and long-term stability.

Advocates for mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms. 

Supports grants for farmers implementing climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.

Approves of grants for farmers that implement climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.

Believes rising inflation is significantly impacting families in Central Texas, making everyday essentials more expensive while wages struggle to keep up.

Opposes Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program cuts, stating effects such as increased food insecurity. 

Opposes United States Department of Agriculture funding cuts, stating effects such as weakened local food networks and increased climate and economic vulnerabilities.

- Advocates for mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms. 
- Approves of grants for farmers that implement climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.
- Opposes Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program cuts, stating effects such as increased food insecurity. 
- Opposes United States Department of Agriculture funding cuts, stating effects such as weakened local food networks and increased climate and economic vulnerabilities.

Opposes ICE raids, stating they create fear and mistrust in communities, eroding cohesion and civic engagement, and negatively impacting local economies.

Opposes aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, stating they create economic disruption, labor shortages, trauma, and fear and mistrust in communities. 

- Opposes aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, stating they create economic disruption, labor shortages, trauma, and fear and mistrust in communities. 

Supports protecting and expanding access to affordable healthcare, including Medicare and Medicaid.

- Supports protecting and expanding access to affordable healthcare, including Medicare and Medicaid.

Supports championing research funding that drives innovation and jobs in the region.

Supports advocating for research funding that drives innovation and jobs in Central Texas. 

- Supports advocating for research funding that drives innovation and jobs in Central Texas. 

As of January 22, 2026, Dawn Marshall’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Opposes gerrymandering and aims to restore fair representation for all.

- Opposes gerrymandering and aims to restore fair representation for all.

Dawn Marshall

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