Cruz launches ‘Saving Texas’ headquarters after GOP midterm losses
The nonprofit will coordinate candidate recruitment, grassroots organizing and fundraising as Republicans seek to rebuild after statewide losses.
- On Tuesday, Sen. Ted Cruz unveiled a new Austin headquarters for Saving Texas, designed to rebuild Republican infrastructure following significant midterm losses.
- Historic Democratic victories in Texas midterms prompted the reorganization; Democrat James Talarico won a U.S. Senate seat and Gina Hinojosa won the governorship, defeating incumbent Republican Greg Abbott.
- The Associated Press reported that about 70 percent of Latino voters supported Talarico within a demographic comprising about 32 percent of the Texas electorate.
- Democrats won every congressional district touching Mexico across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California; 68 percent of Latinos nationally described Trump's immigration enforcement as excessive.
- Facing shockwaves within the Republican Party, Cruz aims to rebuild infrastructure in the Lone Star State, where 40 electoral votes have historically been a lock for GOP candidates.
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Cruz unveils GOP campaign headquarters in Texas
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Tuesday unveiled an effort designed to boost Republicans in Texas, after Democrats made sweeping gains in the state in last week’s midterm elections. Cruz said his political group, Saving Texas, is establishing a physical headquarters in Austin. The site will be used to coordinate candidate recruitment, grassroots infrastructure, fundraising, and […]
Ted Cruz Launches Austin HQ For “Taking Back Texas”
Axios reports: Sen. Ted Cruz is wasting no time on a campaign to win Texas back for Republicans, announcing a new Austin headquarters for his group Saving Texas. The organization is launching a central hub in Austin where they will coordinate on candidate recruitment, grassroots infrastructure, fundraising and more as the GOP tries to rebuild … The post Ted Cruz Launches Austin HQ For “Taking Back Texas” appeared first on Joe.My.God..
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