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Paxton campaign makes first major ad buy in Senate race
Two ads will take the U.S. Senate candidate’s economic message to the Harlingen, Laredo and Corpus Christi areas.
President Trump insulted the Texas attorney general at the GOP convention despite endorsing him, while concerns mount about his Senate race.
Trump trashes Ken Paxton in convention speech meant to boost his Senate chances - Trump-endorsed Paxton is in a competitive U.S. Senate race in Texas with Democrat James Talarico
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Senate Republicans finally mobilize with big money for Ken Paxton in Texas
After opposing Paxton in his primary and sitting out all summer, Senate GOP leadership is dropping tens of millions to help the attorney general play catch-up on the airwaves.
“You might not love his look, you might not love his television interviews,” Trump said of the Texas Republican running in one of the country’s highest-stakes Senate races
Attorney General Ken Paxton took center stage during the Republican midterm convention to make his pitch to voters in the Texas Senate race.
Senate campaign received nearly $54 million from the GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund’s (SLF) Texas affiliate, according to a filing. The Austin-based
The senator said, "I personally have some thoughts" on difficult divorces during a hearing that weighed how to make divorces less complicated and more predictable.
Mr. Paxton, the Texas attorney general now running for the U.S. Senate, was accused of abusing the power of his office to protect a campaign donor. He was acquitted on all counts.