Two prominent Texas law enforcement veterans endorsed Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico. Charley Wilkison, former leader of the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas, and David Maxwell, a Texas Ranger Hall of Famer and former law-enforcement director under Republican candidate Ken Paxton, announced support for Talarico.
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In the final weeks before the Nov. 3 election, over $1 million has been spent supporting first-term Republican state Rep. Marc LaHood in Texas House District 121, while a nearby U.S. House race in Texas' 23rd Congressional District has also drawn last-minute spending from Republicans and Democrats.
$1.1 million for campaign funds raised
Marc LaHood, first-term Republican state representative, Texas House District 121; Zack Dunn, Democratic challenger to LaHood; Brandon Herrera, Republican candidate, Texas' 23rd Congressional District and 6 more
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Chris Gober, former director and top lawyer for Elon Musk's America PAC, is running as a Republican for Congress in Texas' 10th District, which includes areas where Musk's companies have business interests. His Democratic opponent Caitlin Rourk has run ads highlighting his Musk ties.
$10,000 for SpaceX PAC donation to Gober campaign
Chris Gober, Republican candidate for Congress in Texas 10th District; former director and top lawyer for Musk's America PAC; Caitlin Rourk, Democratic candidate for Congress in Texas 10th District; Elon Musk, Billionaire whose companies have business interests in the district and whose PAC employed Gober
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico visited Gussie's Tamales in El Paso on October 26 and made tamales with bakery employees ahead of his campaign rally at the University of Texas at El Paso.
James Talarico, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate; Rodolpho 'Rudy' Gonzalez, Co-owner of Gussie's Tamales; Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General and Republican opponent
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A Travis County judge ruled that unknown senders of text messages and mailers promoting transgender youth resources must agree to answer deposition questions. The communications purported to come from Texas LGBTQ organizations but the Transgender Education Network of Texas says it did not send them.
Chris Hilton, Lawyer for the unnamed senders; Jan Soifer, Travis County District Judge; Mimi Marziani, Attorney for Transgender Education Network of Texas and 2 more
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AACT NOW is reminding Rio Grande Valley residents that early voting for the November 3, 2026 general election ends Friday, October 30. The organization is conducting Rally the VOTE, a nonpartisan campaign that includes Touch-10, which asks participants to contact 10 people about voting.
Norma Flores-Ruiz, Executive Director of AACT NOW; AACT NOW, Organization conducting voter outreach
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit will provide free rides to voters with valid government IDs or voter registration cards on Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026, across its service area.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), transit authority offering free rides; Erin Myers, vice president of public relations for DART
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The New York Times published a profile of Texas Senate candidate James Talarico that included Texas Education Agency documents showing his largest class had 30 students, contradicting his repeated campaign claims of teaching 45 students in one classroom. Talarico's campaign acknowledged he initially had 45 students placed in his classroom but said administrators redistributed them.
James Talarico, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and Texas State representative; New York Times, Published profile with Texas Education Agency documents; JT Ennis, Talarico's campaign spokesman and 2 more
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Opposition to data center development has become a midterm election issue. Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican running for reelection against Democratic state lawmaker James Talarico, halted new data center permits while the state conducts energy and water audits, reversing prior support.
Greg Abbott, Republican governor running for reelection in Texas; James Talarico, Democratic state lawmaker running against Abbott; Darrell West, Senior fellow at Brookings Institution's Center for Technology Innovation and 1 more
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