Before politics, Flores spent 27 years as a Texas Game Warden, rising to the rank of Colonel.
Pete Flores of Pleasanton is the incumbent state senator for District 24 and was the first Hispanic Republican ever elected to the Texas Senate. He built his career over nearly three decades as a game warden and law-enforcement officer before entering politics, first winning a special election in 2018 and being reelected in 2022. In 2025 he chaired the Senate's investigation into the deadly July 2025 Hill Country floods and authored a bill cracking down on AI-generated child exploitation material.
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Flores’s take on Texas values
Flores says he believes life begins at conception and describes protecting the unborn as a duty, opposing abortion rights including exceptions the guide's statements describe. [floresfortexas.com/issues]