Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stated that his polling numbers decreased after the recent Republican convention in Texas, which was attended by former President Donald Trump. During the convention, Trump made comments about Paxton's wardrobe, speaking style, and appearance, but concluded by encouraging voters to support Paxton in the upcoming election.
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Ken Paxton reports decline in GOP polling following midterm convention
Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General, indicated that his polling numbers fell following a Republican convention where former President Donald Trump made remarks about him. Despite the comments, Trump urged attendees to vote for Paxton.
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