Paxton and Talarico make final pitches before Texas Senate vote
The Republican and the Democrat each held last appearances ahead of Tuesday's election for the seat.
What to know
- Ken Paxton is the Republican candidate for the Texas Senate seat.
- James Talarico is the Democratic candidate.
- Both made their final appearances before the vote.
- The election is set for Tuesday.
Ken Paxton, the Republican candidate for the US Senate in Texas, and his Democratic rival James Talarico made their closing appeals to voters ahead of Tuesday's election. Each held a final appearance before polling day.
The report did not give the locations of the events, the size of the crowds or the issues the candidates emphasised in their remarks.
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