Lupe Valdez

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Lupe Valdez is an American politician and former Dallas County sheriff who became the Democratic nominee for governor of Texas in 2018.

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instanceOf human
law enforcement officer
politician
activeIn 21st-century American politics
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
election 2018 Texas gubernatorial election
electionOutcome lost general election to Greg Abbott
ethnicGroup Hispanic and Latino Americans NERFINISHED
Mexican Americans NERFINISHED
familyName Valdez NERFINISHED
givenName Lupe NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
Spanish
memberOfPoliticalParty Democratic Party
surface form: Democratic Party (United States)
name Lupe Valdez NERFINISHED
notableFor being among the first Latina lesbians to run for governor of a U.S. state
being the first Latina elected sheriff of Dallas County
being the first openly gay person elected sheriff in Texas
notableOfficeEnd 2017 (Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas)
notableOfficeStart 2005 (Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas)
occupation politician
sheriff
officeContested Governor of Texas
partOf LGBT politicians in the United States
women sheriffs in the United States
positionHeld Democratic nominee for governor of Texas
Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas NERFINISHED
precededBy Jim Bowles (as Sheriff of Dallas County) NERFINISHED
residence Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED
sexOrGender female
sexualOrientation lesbian
stateOfPoliticalActivity Texas NERFINISHED
succeededBy Marian Brown (as Sheriff of Dallas County) NERFINISHED
workLocation Dallas County, Texas NERFINISHED

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