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Ex-Texas congressman Colin Allred ends Senate campaign to seek House

Allred ended his Senate campaign and announced he would seek the newly drawn 33rd District.

Ex-Texas congressman Colin Allred ends Senate campaign to seek House
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Colin Allred ended his campaign for the U.S. Senate and announced a run for Texas’s 33rd Congressional District. He will face Representative Julie Johnson, who has also announced a campaign for the newly drawn district.

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Colin Z. Allred
Former U.S. Representative (D-TX)

Former congressman and candidate for Texas’s 33rd Congressional District

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Julie Johnson
D · TX-32

Representative and candidate for Texas’s 33rd Congressional District

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Marc A. Veasey
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Representative currently serving Texas’s 33rd District

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Colin Allred Leaves Texas Senate Race to Run for House

Outlets agree that Colin Allred ended his Texas Senate campaign and announced a run for a newly drawn House district. Left-leaning outlets describe the switch as reshaping Democratic contests, with one highlighting the potential loss of LGBTQ+ representation in the House race. Center outlets mostly emphasize Allred’s stated wish to avoid a divisive primary and the resulting changes to both races. Right-leaning outlets more often frame the move as Democratic disarray or an opening for Crockett, with some stressing Allred’s electoral setbacks.

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