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Paxton projected to win Texas Senate GOP runoff, defeating incumbent Cornyn

President Trump had endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the primary runoff.

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Texas Senate GOP runoff: Attorney General Ken Paxton set to win race after last-minute endorsement from Trump

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Trump completes his month of GOP revenge, and other takeaways from the Texas runoffs

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'Texas is gonna be ugly': Republicans hit Talarico with personal attacks as midterms ramp up

NBC News' Garrett Haake and Sahil Kapur report on the intensifying midterm races across the country as White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller slams Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Tala...

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Talarico leads Paxton by 3 points in Texas Senate race post-runoff poll

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Election forecasters shift ratings in Texas Senate race after Paxton nomination

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Talarico aims to end 30-year democratic drought in Texas Senate

“We’re going to end 30 years of one‑party rule in Texas and elect a senator who is going to serve us,” Talarico told supporters.

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Texas State Democratic Rep. James Talarico on race to flip Senate seat

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Ken Paxton's victories and scandals: His political career timeline

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Donald Trump wins 2024 presidential election, beating VP Kamala Harris

Speaking to supporters Wednesday morning, Trump promised that "America's future will be bigger, better, bolder, richer, safer and stronger." Donald Trump will become the 47th president of the United States, marking a return to power for the Republican.

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LIVE RESULTS: Biden, Trump projected to win primaries in Michigan

Scripps News and Decision Desk HQ project President Joe Biden is the winner of Michigan's Democratic primary, and Donald Trump is the winner of the state's Republican primary. President Biden notched a victory over Democratic opponent Minnesota Rep.

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Trump loyalty tests, major battlegrounds and more: What to watch in Tuesday’s elections

President Donald Trump’s campaign to suppress dissent in his own party faces its most prominent test yet as he takes aim at Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky, while GOP candidates across the country look to leverage the president’s endorsement in key primaries.