TX. Latino. Gay. Millennial. Radical Centrist.
Houston, TX
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Bush clan members back Democrat James Talarico in Texas Senate race bbc.in/3WiSar1
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These are the voters that the TX GOP has lost:
On MSNOW, GOP Texas Ag Commissioner @MillerForTexas says he did not vote for Gov Abbott or Republican Ag nomineee Nate Sheets. Asked whether he voted for Democrats, Miller said that's between him and God #txlege
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The response from republicans to this post is basically like a spouse that abuses you and then when you leave uses that as "proof" that you never loved them
I just cast my ballot for James Talarico.
As a second-generation Indian American, I am thoroughly disgusted by the xenophobia, racial resentment, and increasingly brazen attacks on my identity. My family has contributed to the American story through hard work, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in the opportunities this nation promises. I am every bit as American as anyone else, and I will not tolerate being treated as a perpetual foreigner in the country I call home.
I implore every eligible Texan to get out and vote. This election is about the kind of state and country we are prepared to defend—and the principles we refuse to surrender.
@TeamTalaricoHQ
@texasdemocrats
Thank you for confirming that blue state republicans and red state republicans are completely different things.
I lived in Texas before moving back to CA. Texas needs way more blue state republicans. I have nothing but contempt for squishy red state republicans, they frankly disgust me. And I made that disgust very clear to
the Cornyn type republicans I knew.
And the funny part is the conversation started with them shitting on me for being a lib from California and it ended with them calling me a Nazi lol.
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The GOP has known Texas was be competitive for most of the year now and have had time to mobilize and communicate that to voters.
Kansas took the GOP by surprise, so their base might not even know how close the race is, decreasing the urgency with which they turnout.
#ElectionTwitter
Miami County, KS an exurb right below Johnson
2026: 812 (🔵349,🔴361,🟡102)
2024: 2065 (🔵489,🔴1301,🟡275)
It had an extra day in the beginning in 2024, but comparing same Monday update in 2024 vs 2026:
339 (🔵133,🔴170,🟡36) R+11%
471 (🔵95,🔴312,🟡64) R+46%
This is not the Middle Ages. Whether they were kissing, fucking or having a full-blown orgy in a church, temple, synagogue or mosque, the penalty in civilized society is social ostracism, not death. “Immorality” is not a death penalty offense.
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We now have 122 counties that has reported their Day 2 early in person numbers, up from 88.
These maps visualizes primary voters.
Day 1 / Day 2
D - 39.7% / 39.1%
R - 34.0% / 30.9%
NP - 26.3% / 30.0%
As expected, the share of non-primary voters is growing and will continue to grow.
I will update this map as soon as we get more counties.
We have 88 counties in for Day 2.
These maps visualizes primary voters.
For the 88 counties that reported:
Day 1 / Day 2
D+11.6 / D+7.2
Total Democratic primary voter swing went from 23.8 points to 19.4 points.
Democratic primary voters still hold a commanding swing but Republican primary voters improved compared to the first day.
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Neil Bush, the brother of former President George W. Bush and son of the late President George H.W. Bush, has posted a political message on Facebook for the first time, saying he voted for James Talarico for US Senate over Ken Paxton.
Bush says he isn't just voting for Talarico to oppose Paxton, but that he has come to admire Talarico.
ALT Screenshot of a public Facebook post by Neil Bush, posted 13 hours earlier, with his profile photo. The post reads: "I have never posted a political message on Facebook not wanting to offend friends whose views may be very different than mine. I'm breaking that tradition because I voted early today, and I voted for James Talarico for the United States Senate. My vote was motivated by two things: deep concern about Ken Paxton's record and genuine admiration for the character and principles I see in James Talarico. I have been deeply troubled by Paxton's conduct as Texas Attorney General, particularly his decision to challenge the results of the 2020 presidential election in other states in an effort to help Donald Trump remain in power. I believe that effort was an affront to our democratic institutions and the peaceful transfer of power. My concerns about his judgment and conduct are hardly mine alone. He was impeached by the Republican-controlled Texas House, although subsequently acq
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This is seismic. Midterms are usually sleepy affairs with poor voter turnout. For Democrats to turn out in presidential election numbers is a really positive trend. We have to keep going. Text someone you know and remind them to vote!
Dallas County, y'all are continuing to beat PRESIDENTIAL YEAR numbers 📈🔥
63,686 ballots cast by the end of the second day of Early Vote, making a grand total of over 140,000 total voters making their voice heard in this election so far!🗣️🗣️
Keep up the good work, and let's those numbers soaring!💙
*Increase in Day 1 totals per Dallas County Elections Department report.*
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📅 Early Voting is open from October 19 – October 30.
🗳️ Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.
🔗 For additional information for voting in Dallas County, visit vote.dallasdemocrats.org.
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New River Strategies/Cook poll | 10/9-10/13 LV
Texas statewide races 2026
US Senate
🟦James Talarico 49%
🟥Ken Paxton 44%
🟨Ted Brown 3%
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Texas Governor
🟥Greg Abbott 48% (incumbent)
🟦Gina Hinojosa 46%
🟨Pat Dixon 3%
Link to poll: cookpolitical.com/analysis/s…
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It really was the Epstein Files that made it all fall apart for Trump.
The economy was what dealt the death blow, yes. But the Epstein Files was the watershed that made a lot of MAGA people open their eyes and say, wait a minute, this guy isn't out for me.
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New poll from Cook Political Report/New River Strategies/GS Strategy Group
#TXSEN
🔵Talarico: 49%
🔴Paxton: 44%
⚪️Brown: 3%
#TXGOV
🔴Abbott: 48%
🔵Hinojosa: 46%
⚪️Dixon: 3%
Fielded 10/9-13, n=934 LV, MOE=+-3/2%
cookpolitical.com/analysis/s…
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George W. Bush's brother Neil Bush says he voted for James Talarico in Texas Senate race. cbsn.ws/4z7n5W2
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From yesterday's Blast: Wayne Thorburn, the executive director of the Republican Party of Texas from 1977-1983, voted for James Talarico
Read more about his decision and the parallels he sees to the 1978 Texas governor's race:
thetexastribune.beehiiv.com/…
#TXSEN
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A second Democratic sheriff on @GregAbbott_TX’s endorsement list says he did not endorse the governor.
Val Verde Sheriff Joe Frank Martinez’s statement:
The endorsement of Webb County Sheriff Martin Ceullar has been removed from @GregAbbott_TX's campaign website.
Sheriff Ceullar, the brother of U.S. Rep. Henry Ceullar (D-Laredo), was indicted by the DOJ earlier this year for allegedly defrauding his office during COVID-19.
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Neil Bush, the brother of George W. Bush and son of George H. W. Bush, broke his tradition of not posting political messages on social media on Tuesday night to say he voted for Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico. bit.ly/4z33xC8
