THE OLDEST & LARGEST LATINO CAUCUS IN THE U.S.

Mexican American Legislative Caucus

Building Power for the Texas Latino Community

Recognizing Latino Power In Texas

Our History

The Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC) was founded in 1973 in the Texas House of Representatives by a small group of lawmakers of Mexican American heritage for the purpose of strengthening their numbers and better representing a united Latino constituency across the state. 

As of 2026, MALC has a membership of 42 House members from all parts of the state and is the second-largest caucus in the Texas Legislature. MALC Members sit on a majority of House Committees in the  Texas House of Representatives and work together on matters of consequence to our state’s large and growing Latino constituency.

Creating Latino Power through

Education Legislation Voting Rights Social Justice

Executive Committee

State Representative Ramon Romero, Jr.

Ramon Romero, Jr.

Chair
Texas State Rep. Erin Gamez - HD38 - Headshot - web

Erin Gamez

Vice Chair
Armando Martinez

Armando Martinez

Secretary
MARY ANN PEREZ

Mary Ann Perez

Treasurer
ARMANDO WALLE

Armando Walle

Legal Counsel

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