Reuters traveled more than 360 miles through South Texas and spoke to more than 30 Latino voters who shared a similar refrain: as president, Trump had a chance to lower prices across this expanse, where trucks and beef barbacoa ‌are king, and failed ↧ Republicans may have gerrymandered their way into a Texas-sized Lat... South Texas unfurls in long stretches of highways across flat landscapes dotted with gas stations sporting prices that voters swear should not be this high. This territory swung heavily to Donald Trump in 2024 — but may shift again in 2026.