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A bunch of has-beens supporting a heretic that will undermine our Texas values. #txlege
BREAKING: Texas Republicans announce they will “Pass on Paxton”:
“I truly believe that he is the most corrupt politician Texas has ever seen.”
“To send Ken Paxton to the United States Senate is adding another gator to the swamp.”
“James Talarico is by far — without a doubt — the best person in the race for the US Senate.”
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Simple truth:
The purpose of @bofrench’s campaign is success for the oil and gas industry.
The purpose of @Jon_RosenthalTX’s campaign is failure for the oil and gas industry.
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James Talarico’s email address surfaced in a data breach from adult hookup site Fling.com.
The profile listed interests including “fetish” and “group sex.”
Talarico’s attorneys confirm the email was his but claim a hacker created the account.
EXCLUSIVE: JAMES TALARICO'S ATTORNEYS CONFIRM HIS EMAIL WAS USED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT ON ADULT HOOKUP SITE FLING.COM!
An email address Talarico's attorneys confirm belonged to and was used by the Texas Democrat Senate candidate appears in Fling.com's 2011 data breach — username "mohawk787," created December 26, 2010, just before Talarico started teaching sixth graders.
The profile's listed interests: "FETISH," "GROUPSEX," "SEXUAL RELATIONS," "ONLINE FLIRTING."
The record is marked "email_validated: Y" — meaning the address was verified rather than left at the default setting.
The same email appears in Myspace and Zynga breach records. The IP address used to create the Fling account also shows up on an online video game record tied to an email associated with Talarico's sister — a match the attorneys did not dispute.
Talarico's lawyers responded 35 minutes after Townhall reached out with a four-page letter claiming, without substantiation, that a hacker created the account using his email, and noting the birth date and ZIP code on the profile don't match his.
Read the full Townhall report below 👇
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This would be the end of democracy in America
James Talarico wants to end the filibuster, is open to packing the Supreme Court, and backs a pathway to citizenship for millions. In his own words:
“We should abolish the filibuster in the U.S. Senate…”
“I’m open to a discussion about expanding the number of justices.”
“I think we should have a pathway for those folks to join us as full citizens.”
Talarico now calls himself a “border security Democrat.”
But while millions crossed the border under Biden, he voted against border security eight times.
Then in 2025, he voted no again.
End the filibuster. Pack the Supreme Court. Open the border. Citizenship for millions.
That’s what James Talarico will vote for in Washington.
Elon Musk is right. Election Day is Nov. 3. Go vote, Texas!
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Republican Texas is finishing strong. Through noon, compared with Thursday: Ellis up 24%, Montgomery up 25%, Bell up 29%, McLennan up 29%. Out in Hockley County it was up 28% in the first three hours. Early voting ends tonight, so check your county's hours and go.
🚨 TEXAS EARLY VOTE — 4 REPUBLICAN-LEANING COUNTIES SURGING ON FINAL FRIDAY!
📊 In-person turnout through noon, Oct. 30 vs. Thursday, Oct. 29:
🔴 Ellis: 2,614 vs. 2,114 (+23.7%)
🔴 Montgomery: 7,637 vs. 6,106 (+25.1%)
🔴 Bell: 2,927 vs. 2,267 (+29.1%)
🔴 McLennan: 2,041 vs. 1,583 (+28.9%)
🔥 COMBINED:
Friday: 15,219
Thursday: 12,070
UP 26.1% (+3,149 votes)
All four counties are running substantially ahead of Thursday through the first five completed hours.
Notably, Thursday was already the highest-turnout day of the week in Ellis and Montgomery.
The key afternoon question: Does this lead persist, or are we seeing final-day front-loading?
These are actual reported check-ins, not projections. Turnout does not establish candidate preference.
#TXSen #TexasEarlyVote
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NEW: Former Libertarian Chair @RealAngelaMc is telling libertarians to ditch their own nominee and vote for Ken Paxton.
“Vote, just don’t waste your vote.”
McArdle slams Libertarian Ted Brown as a “paper candidate” whose campaign could hand James Talarico a Senate victory #TXsen
texasscorecard.com/opinion/m…
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Let me reiterate… Texas is the largest producer of oil and gas and the #2 economy in the U.S. so no we don’t want a socialist Democrat to ruin that.
Texas is the nation’s leading oil and gas producer, and giving a socialist Democrat the power to obstruct the industry that fuels our economy would be catastrophic.
Don’t overlook the down-ballot races. I’m proudly supporting @bofrench for Railroad Commissioner.
Time is running out. Get out and VOTE RED!
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Yes, the cuts were real. And Gina Hinojosa defended them while taking the Defund the Police movement’s talking points.
Austin cut public safety, canceled cadet classes, and weakened APD at a critical moment.
Six years later, Austin is still dealing with the consequences.
Texas can’t afford to take that failed experiment statewide. @GregAbbott_TX
CONFRONTED: Democrat gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa denies defending Austin's $150 million police budget cut...then her own statements and voting record is read back to her.
Incredible interview this morning on @WaltonNJohnson
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Reminder: We want to hear from you! 📢
The RRC’s Office of Public Engagement invites you to join our upcoming Listening Session, available both in person and virtually.
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Commissioner Jim Wright met EPA Region 6 Administrator Scott Mason and his staff during the IOGCC Annual Conference. Mason expressed his appreciation for Wright and the RRC’s efforts, highlighting the agency’s work on produced water and its importance to Texas’ energy industry.
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Hear it for yourself. Gina Hinojosa tries hiding from her defund the police record. ⬇️
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It was an honor to host @txrrc's @ChristianForTX to Ector County for our Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission Annual Meeting. His message on energy, rural Texans, & yes, data centers, were impactful for our 17 County Judges of the Permian to hear. Thank you, Commissioner!
I was honored to deliver remarks at the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission’s Annual Meeting.
Amid the heated statewide and national races, it’s important to remember the tremendous impact of local leadership on the prosperity of our rural Texas communities.
These leaders are the unsung heroes of Texas, especially those working every day to steward the vital communities of the Permian Basin. Their leadership matters, and their impact reaches far beyond their own communities.
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It’s not Democrats that will defeat Republicans. It’s Republicans who stay home and don’t vote that will turn Texas blue.
Get @GovHotWheels_TX Abbott Impact app and remind your contacts to vote republican.
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One point. That's the race. Fellas, one point is your buddy who says he'll vote Tuesday. Take him today. Check your county's closing time.
NEW QUANTUS INSIGHTS TEXAS SENATE AND GOVERNOR POLL | October 30, 2026
Our final survey of Texas finds Ken Paxton leading James Talarico by 1.1 points for U.S. Senate and Greg Abbott leading Gina Hinojosa by 4.9 for Governor, a week out from Election Day.
📊 U.S. Senate Ballot
🔴 Ken Paxton: 48.7%
🔵 James Talarico: 47.6%
⚪️ Undecided: 2.2%
⚪️ Ted Brown (L): 1.4%
— Paxton leads by 1.1 points.
— With leaners allocated:
🔴 Paxton 49.4%
🔵 Talarico 48.4%
— Paxton +1.0
📊 Two-Candidate
🔴 Paxton 50.6%
🔵 Talarico 49.4%
— Paxton +1.2
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📊 Governor Ballot
🔴 Greg Abbott: 50.7%
🔵 Gina Hinojosa: 45.8%
⚪️ Undecided: 2.3%
⚪️ Pat Dixon (L): 1.2%
— Abbott leads by 4.9 points.
— With leaners allocated:
🔴 Abbott 51.6%
🔵 Hinojosa 46.3%
— Abbott +5.3
📊 Two-Candidate Ballot
🔴 Abbott 52.5%
🔵 Hinojosa 47.5%
— Abbott +5.1
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📊 Gender
Senate
Women: Talarico +7
Men: Paxton +11
Governor
Women: Hinojosa +3
Men: Abbott +13
📊 Race / Ethnicity
Senate
White: Paxton +25
Black: Talarico +71
Hispanic: Talarico +23
Governor
White: Abbott +28
Black: Hinojosa +68 Hispanic: Hinojosa +19
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Since our October 9–11 wave (Paxton +0.5), Paxton is up 1.5 and Talarico up 0.9. Undecided fell from 3.9 to 2.2.
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October 26–28, 2026 · 1,221 LV · MoE ±3.2
Read the full report and crosstabs: quantusinsights [dot] org/polling
Clayton Tucker built his whole campaign around fearmongering about data centers threatening Texas farmland. But when he proposed putting windmills and solar panels on every Texas farm and ranch, that was just climate policy.
Texas should ask: Which is it?
When your signature advocacy until now was calling wind and solar the “cash crop” of the 21st century, Texans have every reason to question the sudden change in tune.
Clayton Tucker wants to require solar panels and windmills on every Texas farm. Now he says they’re destroying farmland.
He’s still harnessing the wind. Just depends which way it’s blowing.
Did Sid Miller forget which account he was posting on? comradeclayton.com/greennewd… #txlege
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The Trump EPA has been relentlessly committed to Powering the Great American Comeback, choosing to BOTH protect the environment AND grow our economy. This has included FINALIZING over $1.6 TRILLION in deregulation this past fiscal year AND HUNDREDS of significant environmental wins.