Ads in the Texas Senate race attack Talarico’s tax positions, which his campaign says are misrepresented.
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A political group associated with President Donald Trump is spending $10 million on ads in the Texas Senate race, targeting James Talarico and promoting Republican nominee Ken Paxton. Talarico’s campaign disputes the ads’ portrayal of his tax positions.
Democratic Senate candidate whose tax positions are targeted in the ads
Republican Senate nominee promoted by the ad campaign
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Incumbent senator defeated by Paxton in the Republican primary runoff
Outlets agree that the pro-Trump super PAC MAGA, Inc. launched a $10 million advertising campaign in the Texas Senate race supporting Republican Ken Paxton and targeting Democrat James Talarico, whose campaign disputed the ads' claims about his tax record. Center outlets emphasize the ad buy as a major midterm investment in a competitive race, detailing the campaign disputes over Talarico's tax positions. Right-leaning outlets frame the spending as vital reinforcement to defend Paxton, with Dailycaller pointing to efforts to protect a seat in a tightening contest.
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President associated with MAGA, Inc. and Paxton’s endorser
Incumbent senator defeated by Paxton in the Republican primary runoff
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