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Texas Republicans redrew congressional maps to add five more GOP seats at President Trump's request, but they aren't likely to pick up that many.
Election day is less than two weeks away, and the race for U.S. Senate looks to be a tight one, with the latest polls showing James Talarico is leading Ken Paxton by one point.
Texas Republicans drew maps betting Latinos would stay loyal. Polls show a swing back. Can Democrats keep them?
Will Saletan gives his take on the growing panic inside House Republican leadership as bad polls, shrinking campaign budgets, and vulnerable races threaten the GOP’s hold on Congress.
Latino voters are going to play a key role in the 2026 midterm elections. Here are the races the electorate is likely to shake up.
Temple got a moment in the national spotlight Friday, Oct. 23, as Democrat James Talarico, a U.S. Senate candidate, stopped downtown for a campaign rally.
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After major misses in recent elections, some experts say there's reason to look at polls predicting a Democratic landslide with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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At CNN town hall, Senate candidate James Talarico woos moderate and undecided voters
The Austin Democrat used the forum, absent rival Ken Paxton, to discuss policy and present himself as a moderate. Republicans cast those efforts as contrary to his record.
A new ad from a Super PAC urges residents to vote against a constitutional amendment setting standards for congressional redistricting has drawn the attention and a cease-and-desist demand from Gov. Wes Moore.
