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James Talarico has led every recent survey of the Texas Senate race, with polls showing him ahead among Hispanic voters by at least 20 points.
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James Talarico has led every recent survey of the Texas Senate race, with polls showing him ahead among Hispanic voters by at least 20 points, as of September 2026.
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{ "date": "2026-09", "race": "Texas Senate race", "candidate": "James Talarico", "lead_among_hispanics": "at least 20 points" } - Subject Tags
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- September 25, 2026 at 11:05 AM (2 weeks ago)
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Democrats are seeing a significant reversal of Hispanic voter support, leading Republicans by 35 points on the generic congressional ballot. This shift could imperil Republican incumbents and gerrymanders in states like Texas and Florida, potentially remaking the electoral map.
This content features discussions on various political topics by James Talarico. It includes posts about Ken Paxton, trickle-down economics, and a campaign launch. The posts are dated May 27, August 13, and September 9.
As the midterm elections approach, some Republicans are calling for an end to the costly war with Iran, which has driven up gas prices and mortgage rates. This stance puts them at odds with President Trump, who is considering escalating the conflict.
Ken Paxton, the Republican nominee for Senate in Texas, privately told donors that President Trump's midterm convention in Dallas negatively impacted his political standing. This contradicts public statements and Trump's own assessment of the event's success.
This article discusses the potential for chaos if Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a prominent election denier, loses his Senate race and refuses to accept the results. It highlights his unique powers as AG and the legal experts' confidence in state and federal courts to protect voters' will. The piece also touches on other election-related news, including rejected mail ballots and failed attempts to prove 2020 election fraud.
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