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Live Results: Crenshaw Fights to Keep House Seat in Texas Primary

Steve Toth defeated Dan Crenshaw by a double-digit margin in Texas' 2nd Congressional District primary despite lacking former President Trump's endorsement.

  • On March 3, Rep. Dan Crenshaw lost his Republican primary to state Rep. Steve Toth by a double-digit margin in Texas' redrawn 2nd Congressional District, without President Donald Trump's endorsement.
  • Trump-Backed redistricting put Steve Toth's home inside the new 2nd District, reshaping the primary map, while Toth argued Crenshaw is not conservative enough amid declining ties with Trump.
  • Despite raising $1.3 million more, Toth drew support from Ted Cruz and Turning Point Action while Crenshaw emphasized his conservative record and NRA endorsement.
  • The Associated Press had not declared a winner as returns leaned heavily Toth's way, while MAGA figures celebrated Crenshaw's loss on Tuesday.
  • The redrawn map creates 30 Republican-friendly seats, with a five-seat GOP boost, while observers say endorsements may lose influence as Trump nears lame-duck status, without support from the president or Gov. Greg Abbott.
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Spectrum Local News broke the news in United States on Monday, March 2, 2026.
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