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Trump to campaign for Ken Paxton, Carlos De La Cruz in San Antonio today

Trump’s planned San Antonio appearance is presented as a campaign effort that may reflect Republican concerns about the races.

Trump to campaign for Ken Paxton, Carlos De La Cruz in San Antonio today
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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President Donald Trump was scheduled to campaign in San Antonio for Senate candidate Ken Paxton and House candidate Carlos De La Cruz. Two political analysts said the visit could reflect Republican concerns about the Texas races and might energize Democrats as well as Republicans.

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President campaigning for Texas Republican candidates

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Ken Paxton
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Republican U.S. Senate candidate receiving Trump’s campaign support

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Democratic Texas Senate candidate and Paxton’s opponent

Republican congressional candidate receiving Trump’s campaign support

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