Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won the Senate primary in Texas. As the general election against state Representative James Talarico, a Democrat, approaches, Republicans are examining the low voter turnout in this significant race. The specific turnout numbers have not been detailed in the report.
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Texas Republicans Analyze Low Turnout Ahead of Paxton-Talarico Election
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a victory in the Senate primary. With the general election against Democrat James Talarico on the horizon, Republicans are investigating the reasons behind the low voter turnout in this key race.
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Texas Republicans debate whether low turnout represents bad omen for Paxton-Talarico race
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Texas Republicans Analyze Low Turnout Ahead of Paxton-Talarico Election