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Unofficial turnout numbers point to the growing influence of Latino voters and South Asians took a recent controversy to galvanize their turnout at the ballot box.
Less than 24 hours after Democrat Gina Hinojosa became governor-elect of Texas, some Republican lawmakers are calling on Gov. Greg Abbott to limit the office's powers before he leaves it.
Officials now face pressure to scale back projects and better justify costs after voters across the region turned down spending plans for schools, public safety and homelessness services.
Progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers in Tuesday's midterm election.
"Ken Paxton drew down the entire Republican ticket," Rove said. "You have to go back to 1982 to see the Democrats have the kind of victory they had in Texas." The post Karl Rove Says Midterms ‘Surprised’ Him, Blames Ken Paxton for Texas Rout first appeared on Mediaite.
Before Nathan Johnson became Texas' next attorney general, he had a very different career: composing music for "Dragon Ball Z."
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