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Texas GOP Senate hopefuls Cornyn, Paxton stay in race as Trump endorsement looms

Cornyn is continuing his Senate primary race against Ken Paxton as the candidates await Donald Trump’s endorsement.

Texas GOP Senate hopefuls Cornyn, Paxton stay in race as Trump endorsement looms
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Texas Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton are continuing their Republican Senate primary fight while waiting for President Donald Trump to endorse one of them. Cornyn led Paxton by 1% in the primary, and Paxton also urged lawmakers to pass the Save America Act.

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Cornyn and Paxton Remain on Texas Senate Runoff Ballot

John Cornyn and Ken Paxton remained in the Texas Republican Senate runoff after the withdrawal deadline passed. Center outlets largely treat the story as a contest awaiting Trump's endorsement, though some focus on the candidates' dispute over the SAVE America Act and Senate rules or the race's possible effects on the general election.

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