San Antonio State Sen. Roland Gutierrez to challenge Ted Cruz in 2024, newspaper reports
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a Democrat and fierce gun reform advocate whose district includes parts of San Antonio, wants to run against U.S. Sen Ted Cruz in 2024, the Express-News reports, citing people familiar with the plan. One source close to Gutierrez said the state rep is "very serious" about running in the 2024 election, while another said that they "would be shocked if he does not challenge Ted Cruz," according to the daily. Gutierrez's office was unavailable for immediate comment.
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