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Talarico and Hinojosa Celebrate Historic Texas Midterm Election Wins at Whataburger

Talarico and Hinojosa won their respective races to end decades of Republican control, with Talarico receiving 55% of the vote according to Associated Press election results.

  • On Tuesday, Senator-elect James Talarico and Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa secured historic victories in Texas midterm elections, with Talarico winning the U.S. Senate race and Hinojosa the governorship.
  • Talarico defeated Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton with approximately 55% of the vote, while Hinojosa defeated three-term Republican Gov. Greg Abbott with approximately 53%.
  • Celebrating their upsets, the winners gathered with supporters at an Austin Whataburger, where Talarico posted, "First stop post-win: Whataburger," on X early Wednesday.
  • These results represent the first time Democrats have won the Texas governor's race since Ann Richards in 1990 and the U.S. Senate seat since 1988.
  • The results swept Republicans from power in Texas for the first time in decades, as supporters cheered the outcome outside the celebration venue.
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James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa offer historic victories in Texas The Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa presented their historic victories in the midterms on Wednesday (4) in a burger shop in Austin, Texas. ☰ Follow the international news channel of the g1 in the WhatsApp AO VIVO: Follow the latest news about the MAPAS midterms show results of the U.S. elections in real time "We did it. (...) For Texas," Gina said on their social netwo…

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