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Texas Republican Senate primary candidates John Cornyn and Ken Paxton are headed to a May 26th runoff after neither secured a majority of votes. On the Democratic side, James Talarico won his party's primary, setting the stage for a potentially pivotal general election contest.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton declared "Texans want new leadership" following primary election results that sent him into a runoff against Senator John Cornyn. Paxton highlighted the significant spending difference between the campaigns, asserting that "Texas is not for sale" and that voters rejected the incumbent despite $100 million in advertising.
Incumbent U.S. Senator John Cornyn faces a tough runoff against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on May 26th. Cornyn's campaign is highlighting Paxton's legal troubles and alleged personal misconduct, but the influence of Donald Trump and anti-Washington sentiment pose significant challenges for the incumbent.
Incumbent Senator John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are headed to a May 26 runoff for the Texas GOP Senate nomination after neither secured over 50% of the vote. The race highlights the ongoing internal struggle within the Republican Party between establishment figures and the MAGA movement.
The Texas GOP Senate primary is headed for a runoff election, with key candidates vying for Donald Trump's crucial endorsement. Early voting results show Attorney General Ken Paxton leading, but Senator John Cornyn is expected to advance. The race's dynamics will heavily influence Trump's decision on who to back.
Senator John Cornyn has sharply criticized Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, calling him "self-centered" and "shameless" as their race heads to a Republican Senate runoff. Cornyn warned that Paxton's nomination risks Republican seats and the party's agenda.
Texas Democrats accuse Republican officials of 'weaponizing' a 1985 law to disrupt their primary election in Dallas County. The legal challenge targets extended voting hours, with critics arguing it's a partisan tactic rather than a genuine legal concern.
Senator John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are headed to a runoff election for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Texas. The unexpectedly tight primary results indicate a prolonged and competitive race extending to late May.
A Dallas judge ordered an extension of voting hours until 9 p.m. amid widespread confusion over polling locations. The chaos is attributed to recent redistricting changes. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has challenged the judge's order.
Texas primaries are underway with Senator John Cornyn facing a challenging reelection bid that could lead to a runoff. Democrats are keenly observing the GOP contests, believing certain nominees could be vulnerable in the general election.
