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12 articles about 8 events for “Talarico's Texas Senate Race Against Paxton” from The Straits Times.
“In the Texas Senate race, Democrat James Talarico beat Republican Attorney-General Ken Paxton to score the party’s first statewide win in more than 30 years.”
“News analysis US midterms: Trump hand-picked Senate candidates, Republicans paid the price AI generated WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump asked voters to pretend he was on the ballot in the US midterm elections and handpicked Republican candidates in…”
“In Texas, Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, 37, has his party once again dreaming of winning the biggest Republican state after decades of heartbreak.”
“For years, Democrats suggested that Texas was up for grabs, only to be disappointed, most notably when Beto O’Rourke narrowly lost the race for a senate seat to Ted Cruz in 2018.”
“US midterms: James Talarico notches first Democratic Senate win in Texas since 1994, projections show AI generated AUSTIN, Texas – Democrat James Talarico, a former schoolteacher and Presbyterian seminarian who campaigned on a “politics of love,” on Nov 3 won…”
“Democrat James Talarico defeated Republican Ken Paxton in the US Senate race, delivering one of the night's biggest surprises in a state Trump carried comfortably in 2024.”
“Musk was again the single biggest donor at more than US$445 million this cycle, with US$205 million spent in Texas in a failed bid to support Ken Paxton against Talarico, Federal Election Commission filings show.”
“More than 28,000 midterm markets have been opened so far, with a fraction of individual contests, including the Senate races in Texas, Michigan, Maine and South Carolina, accounting for a large chunk of the trading volume, the nonprofit said.”
“Meanwhile, Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico is locked in a tight race with Attorney-General Ken Paxton for a US Senate seat – with Democrats looking to flip four nationally to secure control of the chamber.”
“Trump has travelled twice to Texas for Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton, campaigned for Republican Senate incumbent Roger Marshall in Kansas and made two stops in Ohio for Senator Jon Husted.”
“Trump has traveled twice to Texas for Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton, campaigned for Republican Senate incumbent Roger Marshall in Kansas and made two stops in Ohio for Senator Jon Husted.”
“Texas-sized spending Combined advertising spending in the race between Paxton, the state’s Republican attorney-general, and Democrat James Talarico has topped US$500 million, according to ad-tracking data, putting it on pace to become the most expensive US…”