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  1. Brandon Herrera and Katy Padilla Stout are running against each other for Texas' 23rd Congressional District seat.

Illinois Governor's PAC targets Texas Congressional race with $20 million push

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What happened

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Brandon Herrera is running for the vacant Texas 23rd Congressional District seat against Katy Padilla Stout. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is directing his national political operation toward the race, with Pritzker’s Ready for the Fight PAC planning to spend at least $20 million this fall on Democratic candidates nationwide. Brandon Herrera is listed among the PAC’s first announced targets.

From bearingarms.com

Why it matters

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The contest for the Texas 23rd Congressional District is being influenced by major outside funding from Illinois. Pritzker’s involvement is notable given his history of signing gun-control measures in Illinois, which is significant for Texas gun owners.

Brandon Herrera and Katy Padilla Stout are running against each other for Texas' 23rd Congressional District seat.

From bearingarms.com

Who's involved

  • Brandon HerreraCandidate for the Texas 23rd Congressional District seat
  • Katy Padilla StoutCandidate in the Texas 23rd Congressional District race
  • TexasState where the Congressional District is located
  • Tony GonzalesFormer representative whose vacancy opened the race
  • IllinoisState whose governor is directing a national political operation

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • TexasSpeculative

    The political contest in Texas might see increased outside funding influencing the election.

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