Austin-American Statesman
In an age of extreme political polarization, pulling back to the center is almost an act of rebellion. Caitlin Rourk, the Democratic candidate for U.S. House District 10, places herself squarely in the “radical middle,” convinced that voters on both sides of the aisle share common ground on issues ranging from pocketbook concerns to government transparency.

Rural Reporter
I sat down today with Caitlin Rourk, the Democratic nominee for Texas Congressional District 10, for a conversation that went well beyond the usual campaign talking points. Rourk is an interesting candidate. She is an Army officer, mom and former private-sector executive who says she is running on government accountability, stronger public schools, immigration reform and protecting communities.

WTAW
You can’t get to know a candidate in a soundbite. This fall, Scott DeLucia returns for long form conversations with candidates for local, state, and national contests to explore their background, their histories, and what voters can expect from them should they win in November.

Community Impact
Community Impact reached out to the candidates running in the general election for U.S. House District 10 to ask the following questions: Why are you running for this position? What would your top priorities be if elected? What are the biggest challenges facing this district? What projects are most important for Congress to focus on for the future of Texas? What is needed to balance growth and affordability in Texas?

Lone Star Left
Caitlin Rourk is the Democratic nominee for Texas’s 10th Congressional District, a sprawling stretch of 13 counties running from the Austin suburbs out through the rural expanse toward Houston. She’s an Army officer, a mom of two, and someone fed up with watching a Congress built for the loudest and richest who ignore everyone else.

The Eagle
Caitlin Rourk, the Democratic nominee in Congressional District 10, held a tech growth listening session Monday at the Navasota Center where she received an earful from about 20 people concerned not only about the Terafab proposal but also about data centers.

KBTX
Dozens of Grimes County residents packed the Navasota Center Monday evening for a listening session. Hosted by Texas’ 10th Congressional District candidate Caitlin Rourk, the event gave community members a chance to speak freely, ask questions, and hear from their neighbors face-to-face.

Balloon Juice
"For years, I’ve lived in a district – and frankly, a state – where many assume Democrats can’t win and often don’t even try. That wasn’t a good enough answer," asserts Caitlin Rourk, who is running for Congress in TX-10.

The Huntsville Item
Democratic congressional candidate Caitlin Rourk met with Huntsville residents Monday evening at the Texas Prison Museum.

Today, Caitlin Rourk, an Army veteran with bipartisan policy experience in Washington and proven private-sector leadership, secured a decisive victory in the Democratic primary for Congress in TX-10.

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.