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Musk endorses Paxton in Texas Senate race

Texas PAC has spent nearly $149 million as Musk’s backing fuels the most expensive U.S. Senate race ever, analysts said.

  • On Monday, Democrat James Talarico criticized billionaire Elon Musk for bankrolling Republican Ken Paxton's campaign, as Musk has contributed more than $150 million to Texas PAC supporting the Texas Attorney General.
  • Combined advertising spending in the race has topped $500 million, putting it on pace to become the most expensive US Senate contest ever, with outside groups backing Paxton spending approximately $239 million.
  • Talarico reported raising $64 million between July and September, with 97% of donations below $100, demonstrating grassroots support despite the Republican-aligned spending advantage.
  • Harris County recorded nearly 105,000 ballots cast on the first day of early voting, shattering the 2018 record as Talarico maintains a narrow lead over Paxton in the Texas Democratic stronghold.
  • Republicans are focusing on mobilizing supporters as Election Day approaches, though strategy experts note late-stage advertising effectiveness remains unclear with only days until voters decide the race.
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Between waving after his opponents in Washington, and accusing him of using his billions to influence the Texas race, Elon Musk finds himself in the midst of a battle that tests the limits of money and influence in American politics before the midterm elections.

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