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  1. The chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee shifted allegiance from John Cornyn to Ken Paxton after the primary runoff.
  2. The National Republican Senatorial Committee engaged in political maneuvering during the Texas Senate runoff, targeting James Talarico and supporting John Cornyn.
  3. Paxton's team exploited James Talarico's controversial claims while contesting the vacant Senate seat in Texas.
  4. The political contest for the vacant Senate seat is facing risks due to the exploitation of flaws and baggage by various parties.

Candidates in the Senate race are reportedly using pejorative language against each other.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 28
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Candidates in the Senate race are reportedly using pejorative language against each other.

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James TalaricoKen Paxton

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