In the final weeks of the Texas Attorney General race, Representative Chip Roy announced that he raised over $8 million. He also increased his criticism of Mayes Middleton, a state senator.
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Texas Attorney General Race Becomes Competitive and Costly
The race for Texas Attorney General has become increasingly competitive, with Representative Chip Roy reporting over $8 million in fundraising. He has also heightened his attacks on opponent Mayes Middleton.
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The G.O.P. Race for Texas Attorney General Grew Heated, and Expensive
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Texas Attorney General Race Becomes Competitive and Costly