James Talarigo Led a Democrat to Make History in Texas, Winning the Senate Election and Ending a 38-Year Wait.
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Texas Turns Blue: The First Democratic Statewide Victory In 32 Years — What James Talarico’s Historic Senate Win Means For The Lone Star State And American Politics
Democrat James Talarico’s victory over Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas’s US Senate race on Tuesday night ended a 32-year Republican monopoly on Texas statewide office, in what became the most expensive Senate race in American history, with more than $534 million in advertising spent, over $200 million of it from Elon Musk on behalf of Paxton.
James Talarico is the first Democrat elected in the U.S. Senate to represent Texas in the last 38 years and the first Democrat elected at the state level in 1994.
James Talarico is the first Democrat to win an election to represent Texas in the U.S. Senate since 1988; read profile
On November 4, NBC reported on the latest developments in the US election, noting that in Texas, James Talarico, the 37-year-old Democratic candidate, was a key figure.
Now Texas is falling too! According to a forecast from the analysis service Decision Desk HQ and NBC, the Democratic candidate James Talarico is clearly ahead in the race for the Senate seat in Texas.
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