Adam Schiff holds his Senate seat in California, while James Talarico faces Ken Paxton in the ongoing Senate race.
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Updated Sep 8
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What happened
Adam Schiff holds his Senate seat in California, while James Talarico faces Ken Paxton in the ongoing Senate race.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Austin
seat of Travis County, and capital of the State of Texas
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Adam Schiff
United States Senator from California
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James Talarico
American politician (born 1989)
- James Talarico is appealing to disillusioned Republicans as his political career becomes entangled with the Trump machine and Ken Paxton's campaign.
- While running for Senate in Texas, James Talarico is campaigning in Houston, facing political attacks from Ken Paxton and primary opponent Jasmine Crockett.
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Ken Paxton
Attorney General of Texas since 2015
- James Talarico is hosting a Town Hall event featuring Ken Paxton, which will be moderated by Erin Burnett.
- Political drama unfolds in the Texas GOP primary, featuring events like John Cornyn's defeat, Trump's endorsement of a primary opponent, and critical commentary on candidates like Susan Collins.
Related events
- ProPublica reported on James Talarico's voting history as he runs against Ken Paxton for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas.
- James Talarico contests the Republican challenger in the Senate race.
- A political contest is underway involving Adam Schiff and Katie Porter, with the campaign activities including grilling administration officials and facing challenges to a Senate seat.
- James Talarico is contesting the U.S. Senate race in Tarrant County.
- Talarico and Paxton are running against each other in the Texas Senate race, with Trump endorsing Paxton and Talarico's voters concerned about the war in Iran.