KBTX
As Texas prepares for the March 3 primary election, Caitlin Rourk is making her case for the U.S. House seat representing District 10. Rourk, an Army veteran who has worked in policy in Washington, D.C., said frustration with Congress drove her to run.

East Texas News
With San Jacinto County now in House District 10, and with current District 10 Rep. Michael McCaul opting for retirement, voters are faced with a host of candidates seeking to represent the county in Washington, D.C.

The Eagle
I’m an Army veteran, mom to two young kids, and proud Central Texan who’s lived, worked and raised my family in TX-10 for more than a decade. I’m running for Congress because if Congress stays broken, so does everything else.

The Texan
When The Texan asked Rourk how she planned to work with lawmakers across party lines, she responded, “Part of why I’m running is to get Congress back to doing its job of solving problems and delivering results instead of performative politics. I’ll build relationships early, look for common ground, co-sponsor bipartisan legislation around shared district priorities, and stay at the table through tough negotiations.” 

WTAW
Scott Delucia interviews Caitlin about her policy priorities, why she's running, and why she's qualified for the job.

Austin-American Statesman
Rourk impressed us with her policy knowledge and ability to approach issues in a way that cuts across geographical and partisan divides. We recommend her in the March 3 Democratic primary.

Community Impact
Caitlin shares her vision for the campaign, an overview of her issue platform, how she plans to best serve CD10 constituents, and more.

Vote Like a Texan
Caitlin opens up about running a grassroots, people-powered campaign; the economic pressures Texans are facing; the state of public schools; voter turnout challenges; and why she believes CD-10 is the right place for her to serve.

Today, Army veteran, business leader, and working mom, Caitlin Rourk, announced she will run for Texas’ 10th Congressional District. “The newly drawn 10th District is my home, where I’m raising my children and working to make my community better for working families like my own,” said Rourk.