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Key takeaways from Crockett vs. Talarico Democratic US Senate debate – KTBB News, Weather, Talk

Crockett made her case for the Democratic Senate nomination and outlined proposals on policy and federal workers.

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Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico debated for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination at a Texas AFL-CIO convention, presenting themselves as the stronger general-election candidate while largely agreeing on policy. They also emphasized different approaches to supporting federal workers.

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Texas state representative and U.S. Senate candidate

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Wesley Hunt
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Ken Paxton
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Crockett and Talarico Debate in Texas Democratic Senate Primary

Crockett and Talarico debated for the Texas Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, making competing cases for how to win. Left-leaning outlets emphasize the candidates’ contrasting styles and disagreements on immigration enforcement, the Supreme Court and the filibuster. Center outlets focus on their cases for winning the nomination and general election, while noting areas of policy agreement and different approaches to supporting federal workers.

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