President Donald Trump will campaign with three former college football players in Texas on Tuesday. The players are former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, former Texas quarterback Colt McCoy, and former Texas Tech wide receiver Danny Amendola. They will make campaign stops in Lubbock and Corpus Christi to support Republican Ken Paxton's U.S. Senate bid against Democrat James Talarico.
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Democratic nominees for governor in Florida, Georgia, Ohio and Texas have called for data center moratoriums ahead of November 3 elections. Republican candidates in Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas have proposed or ordered pauses. Democratic nominees in Minnesota and Wisconsin have not called for moratoriums.
Gina Hinojosa, Texas Democratic nominee for governor; Data Center Coalition, Industry group; American Energy Institute, Industry group and 3 more
Sen. Ted Cruz campaigned at a South Carolina fundraiser hosted by U.S. Rep. Russell Fry to support Republican candidates ahead of the midterm election. Cruz called for Republican unity and made remarks about Democratic candidates including James Talarico.
Ted Cruz, U.S. Senator, Texas Republican; Russell Fry, U.S. Representative hosting fundraiser; Darline Graham, Republican Senate candidate and 2 more
High-profile Democratic and Republican figures are campaigning in San Antonio ahead of November 3 midterm elections. Eva Longoria is appearing with James Talarico, the Democratic nominee challenging Republican Senator Ken Paxton. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will visit with Johnny Garcia, a candidate in Texas's 35th Congressional District. Speaker Dustin Burrows plans a GOP rally on October 29.
Eva Longoria, Democratic supporter making campaign appearance; James Talarico, Democratic nominee challenging Republican Senator Ken Paxton; Ken Paxton, Republican incumbent Senator and 3 more
Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton held a Get Out The Vote rally in Sanger, Texas on October 25, as part of his campaign for U.S. Senate. Paxton stated campaign promises including tax deductions and criticized his Democratic opponent James Talarico's voting record.
Ken Paxton, Republican Attorney General, U.S. Senate candidate; James Talarico, Democratic opponent; Brandon Gill, U.S. House representative, speaker at rally and 4 more
Early voting is underway for the November 3 midterm election. Bowie County has seen strong participation with more than 11,000 residents voting early, and Smith County, Bell County, McLennan County, and Miller County also reported strong turnout rates.
Pat McCoy, Bowie County Election Administrator; Beth Bohn, Miller County, Arkansas Election Coordinator; Laura Nixon, Bowie County voter and 1 more
Two polls released in October show different margins in the Texas U.S. Senate race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton. The Emerson College Polling/Nexstar Media poll shows a 2-point Talarico lead within its margin of error; the Cook Political Report poll shows a 5-point Talarico lead outside its margin of error.
James Talarico, Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate; Ken Paxton, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate; Ted Brown, Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate and 7 more
Bailey County began the final week of early voting on October 26 ahead of the November 3 general election. The county courthouse serves as the early voting location with extended weekday hours through October 30.
Bailey County, county conducting early voting; Texas Secretary of State, reports voter registration figures
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa visited Texas State University on October 19 to meet with voters ahead of the November 3 general election. The event was hosted by Powered by People at the LBJ Student Center Mall.
Gina Hinojosa, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Texas House member representing District 49; Greg Abbott, Republican incumbent governor; Pat Dixon, Libertarian candidate on gubernatorial ballot