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Talarico opens 4-point lead over Paxton in Texas Senate poll

Finya Swai3 hours ago1 min readthehill.com
Talarico opens 4-point lead over Paxton in Texas Senate poll
Texas state Rep. James Talarico (D) has a 4-point lead over state Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) in the Lone Star State’s Senate race, according to a new survey. The Texas Pulse/Texas A&M Bush School poll, released Friday, shows 47 percent of likely Texas voters plan to support Talarico, while 43 percent chose Paxton. In…

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