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BBN has covered 7 stories about Texas Senate, mostly in U.S. and World, as reported by Washington Examiner, WSJ, New York Post, The New York Times and others. Newest first.

  1. U.S.

    Texas Senate race limps toward finish line, with $500 million spent

    The Texas Senate race has already burned through more than five hundred million dollars in combined ad spending, and the Washington Examiner calls it one of the cycle's messiest.

    Reported by Washington Examiner · with a Short
  2. World

    Ken Paxton Partied in Dubai With Fugitives, WSJ Reports

    The Wall Street Journal reported the detail ahead of Paxton's Texas Senate race; the outlet did not specify which fugitives attended or what transpired at the event.

    Reported by WSJ · with a Short
  3. U.S.

    Talarico explains his flu timeline after nine days off the trail

    The Texas Senate Democratic candidate missed nine days of in-person campaigning due to flu, prompting online speculation about his absence; apparently a medical note wasn't enough.

    Reported by New York Post
  4. U.S.

    Talarico Returns to Texas Senate Trail After 10-Day Absence

    Talarico blamed the absence on the flu after reappearing at a music festival; apparently ten days away can now be monetized.

    Reported by The New York Times
  5. U.S.

    Willie Nelson Backs Talarico in Texas Senate Race

    Nelson endorsed Democrat James Talarico against Republican incumbent Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, according to the Washington Times.

    Reported by The Washington Times
  6. U.S.

    Texas Senate Race Quiet, Washington Poll, Ohio Factory Claims

    Democratic candidate James Talarico has skipped in-person campaign events for nearly two months in Texas; expected to resurface this weekend.

    Reported by NBC News, Fox News
  7. U.S.

    Hoffman Gave $10 Million to Texas Senate PAC, Post Reports

    Reported by New York Post

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