US EditionCrockett concedes to Talarico, says Texas ‘primed to turn blue’
James Talarico secured nearly 53% of votes amid court-ordered polling extensions and disputes over precinct voting rules in Dallas and Williamson counties, officials said.
- On March 3, James Talarico, Texas state representative, pulled off an upset against U.S. representative Crockett, who called him early March 4 to congratulate him, with 94% of votes counted the morning of March 4.
- Talarico built momentum by raking in millions during a primary sprint focused on electability while Crockett, who entered three months later, was considered the favorite.
- Election night saw logistical problems including poll close confusion and disruptions, a judge ordered a two-hour extension urged by both Democratic contenders, and the Texas Supreme Court ruled Dallas County late ballots must be separated after Ken Paxton's request.
- Crockett urged Democrats to unite behind nominees, saying Texas is `primed to turn blue` and her campaign plans to file a lawsuit alleging disenfranchisement, adding `This is about the future of all 30 million Texans and getting America back on track.`
- Democrats have not won a U.S. Senate race in Texas since 1988, and Dallas County and Williamson County rule changes have raised questions about voter access amid Texas courts' ballot separations.
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Jasmine Crockett crashes out in Senate bid — but is Talarico the Democrats' ‘silent but deadly’ weapon?
Jasmine Crockett’s run for Senate has come to an end, with Democrat James Talarico handily beating the congresswoman and advancing to the general election — and BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock is not surprised.“She didn’t campaign against her number-one opponent. She campaigned against Donald Trump,” Whitlock says, pointing out that her campaign ad featured a shot of Crockett staring straight ahead while a voice-over of Donald Trump insulting her pl…
Sara Pequeño: Texas Democrats choose Talarico, and the same old losing playbook
On Tuesday, Texas Democratic voters selected state Rep. James Talarico to be their party’s U.S. Senate nominee come November. He defeated U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who conceded Wednesday, and in doing so sealed the party’s doom to a mediocre existence.
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Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!James Talarico beat Jasmine Crockett in the Democratic primary for Texas Senate. But he might not actually be the better candidate. Today’s show breaks it down.More often than not, when a Democrat tries to use Christianity as a way to justify the left’s agenda, it’s a lie. There is no one more guilty of this than Talarico. According to the left, “this is not your…
Video surfaces of Dems' new Senate nominee Talarico calling for 'dismantling' of prisons · American Wire News
Texas state Rep. James Talarico clinched the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate this week, and his social media posts gained new life as many of his far-left views resurfaced. The 36-year-old former middle school teacher defeated U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the primary race and is already laying the groundwork for his campaign, claiming it is a “movement,” and Republicans are afraid. “They’re scared of the movement we are building,” he sai…
State Representative James Talarico, 36, overcame Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett in a disputed Democratic primary for the Texas Senate, which cheers up the hope of giving a big surprise in November, in a Republican-controlled state. No Democrat has won a state career in that state in more than three decades. “We’re about to recover Texas,” Talarico predicted, after his victory. Read also...
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