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USA: Could a Democrat win a statewide election in Texas?
- On Thursday, Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa rallied supporters at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas as a final push to mobilize voters before the midterm election.
- Both candidates face tight races against Republican incumbents Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott, emphasizing what they term an "affordability crisis" and "corruption crisis" as central campaign themes.
- Talarico claimed "billionaire megadonors and their super PACs are spending more than $200 million" to stop his campaign, while tech entrepreneur Elon Musk poured nearly $190 million into the Senate race.
- Early voting records have been shattered across Travis, Bexar, and Harris counties, with Dallas County setting an all-time Day 1 early voting record last week.
- Aiming to win statewide for the first time since 1988 and 1994, the candidates will spend Election Night in Central Texas as polls close November 3.
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Texas Senate Race Tightens as Paxton Maintains Lead
A new poll shows Ken Paxton with a slim lead in the Texas Senate race, bolstered by increased Republican support. With Election Day approaching, the contest remains highly competitive as turnout dynamics play a crucial role.
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JUST IN: Jaw-Dropping Texas Senate Poll Changes Everything In Final Stretch
Ken Paxton holds a narrow lead in Texas’ Senate race as Republicans increasingly line up behind him heading into Election Day, according to a new Quantus Insights poll. The Oct. 26-28 survey of 1,221 likely voters puts Paxton at 48.7% and Democrat James Talarico at 47.6%. Libertarian Ted Brown draws 1.4%, with 2.2% undecided. Paxton’s […]
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