Hinojosa plans to replace the TEA Commissioner while running for Texas governor, alongside Talarico's Senate campaign.
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What happened
Hinojosa plans to replace the TEA Commissioner while running for Texas governor, alongside Talarico's Senate campaign.
Who's involved
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Texas political realignment after gubernatorial and Senate electionsAlso in this story
- Taylor Rehmet was elected senator in Tarrant County, and Gina Hinojosa was elected governor of Texas.
- Paxton banned Citigroup's municipal business operations and Johnson's administration announced a change in approach to anti-ESG laws.
- Gina Hinojosa is projected to defeat Greg Abbott in Texas, while Democrats gain control of the House.
- AP projects winners in a Texas Congressional District, marking a historic flip in seats and threatening political consequences.
The entities involved
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Hinojosa
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James Talarico
American politician (born 1989)
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Texas
state of the United States of America
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- Talarico is a candidate in the Texas Senate race. Paxton is also a candidate. Separately, Ted Cruz discussed data center issues on Pavlich Tonight.
- Gina Hinojosa, a Democratic candidate, is running against Governor Greg Abbott in Texas, and she and James Talarico are fighting school voucher policies.
- James Talarico and Ken Paxton are contesting the U.S. Senate seat in Texas, while Talarico is also running for the governorship.
- Talarico is a Democratic Senate candidate in Texas amid political attacks and commentary from Musk and Trump.
- ProPublica reported on James Talarico's voting history as he runs against Ken Paxton for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas.