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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 Texas Senate contest involves Ken Paxton, John Cornyn, and James Talarico, with new details emerging about Biden's past role and primary turnout gaps.

Jacob Smith, a policy adviser for John Cornyn, was hired for James Talarico's campaign and challenged Ken Paxton in the primary.

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Jacob Smith, a policy adviser for John Cornyn, was hired for James Talarico's campaign and challenged Ken Paxton in the primary.

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  1. Smith joined Talarico's campaign, and Rove/MAGA Inc. weighed in on Paxton's campaign.1 source
  2. Smith, who worked for Cornyn, was hired by Talarico and challenged Paxton in the primary.1 source

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