- Texas Senate and Governor races tighten ahead of midterms
- Ken Paxton prevailed over John Cornyn in the GOP primary, aided by Donald Trump's influence, and now faces James Talarico in the general election.
- Campaigning in Texas for election, where down ballot races are underway to decide legislative control.
James Talarico and Mark Cuban are teaming up to launch a healthcare reform plan during his campaign in Texas.
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James Talarico and Mark Cuban are teaming up to launch a healthcare reform plan during his campaign in Texas.
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Talarico partners with Mark Cuban to launch a healthcare reform plan in Texas.1 source
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Campaigning in Texas for election, where down ballot races are underway to decide legislative control.Also in this story
- James Talarico held a town hall event in Texas on October 14.
- Detrick DeBurr and Mitch Little have been identified as candidates for the Texas House.
- James Talarico is seeking office as a representative in Texas amid accusations of election fraud and residency law hypocrisy.
- James Talarico toured Eagle Pass, Texas, discussing border security and trade with Mexico.
Within Texas Senate and Governor races tighten ahead of midterms
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James Talarico
American politician (born 1989)
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Mark Cuban
American investor and entrepreneur (born 1958)
Related events
- Talarico, running in Texas, announced his goal to expand Medicare programs.
- James Talarico is running for the U.S. Senate in Texas, leveraging his role with the local television station.
- James Talarico, a U.S. Senate hopeful representing Texas interests, is campaigning and critiquing administration policies.
- Sherrill, leading the state's health benefits commission, invited Mark Cuban to advise on the current benefits crisis.
- Candidates are competing in the 2026 midterms, including James Talarico in Texas and Beau Bayh in Indiana.