New poll shows tight Texas Senate primaries
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appears to hold an advantage over Senator John Cornyn heading into Tuesday’s Republican Senate primary, with both recent polling and prediction markets signaling momentum behind his campaign.
A heated U.S. Senate race in Texas is entering its final stretch before voters decide Tuesday who will be their party's nominee in November.
As the 40 percent or so of Texas voters who did not apprise themselves of the option to cast a ballot early or by mail get ready to head to the polls, we are here with a look at the two most important races to be decided: the Senate primaries.
The potential for a competitive November election is dividing Democrats Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico as well as Republicans John Cornyn, Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt ahead of Tuesday's Texas Senate primaries.
Candidates in Texas’ tightly competitive U.S. Senate primary were treading carefully in response to news of U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran. In the closing hours of campaigning
Texas celebrates its independence on Monday. Voters the next day will decide who runs it. The holiday commemorates 1836, when delegates at Washington-on-the-Brazos declared Texas independent from Mexico and launched a republic.
The elections in Texas on Tuesday will be the first held using a new congressional map drawn last summer by state Republicans, who took the unusual step of altering their districts in the middle of a decade at the behest of President Trump.
The timing was no accident. Both the U.S. and Israeli spy agencies had been tracking Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s whereabouts. The intelligence showed that he would be meeting with senior deputies that morning, according to two people briefed on the matter.