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Two pastors advance in Texas primaries

Crockett left her House race to run for Senate and conceded the Democratic primary to Talarico.

Two pastors advance in Texas primaries
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This article1 analysis · Oct 9, 2026
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James Talarico and Frederick Haynes won Democratic nominations in Texas, advancing as Senate and House candidates. The article also reports Jasmine Crockett’s concession, a pending Republican Senate runoff and disputes over voting rules.

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U.S. representative and former Democratic Senate primary candidate who conceded to Talarico

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate who won the party’s nomination

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Democratic House candidate who won the primary for Texas’ 30th Congressional District

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Donald Trump
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President of the United States, discussed in relation to the Republican primary and Texas redistricting

Republican candidate for Texas’ 30th Congressional District

Ken Paxton
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Texas attorney general and Republican Senate candidate in the May runoff

Republican candidate for Texas’ 30th Congressional District

John Cornyn
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Incumbent Republican senator and candidate in the May Senate primary runoff

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James Talarico Defeats Jasmine Crockett in Texas Senate Primary

James Talarico won the Texas Democratic Senate primary over Jasmine Crockett, who conceded. Left-leaning outlets connect the result to Dallas County voting disruptions and access concerns, while noting Crockett's call for party unity. Center outlets mostly report the result and concession straightforwardly, with attention to voting confusion, voter reactions and Harris's endorsement. Right-leaning outlets frame the loss as a rebuke of Crockett's political style and challenge her claims that Republicans targeted Dallas County.

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