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By Pankaj K
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Where the Money Goes. The $1.75 million will probably fund the usual campaign stuff.
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What It Means for May. Runoffs are weird. Turnout drops compared to the first round, and the voters who do show up tend…
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The Stakes Keep Rising. Senate seats matter nationally, not just in Texas. Control of the chamber often comes down to a…
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Fellowship PAC just threw down $1.75 million for Ken Paxton. The Texas Attorney General is taking on Senator John Cornyn in what's turning into one of the state's most watched…
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The money landed in Paxton's corner as the May runoff gets closer. It's a big bet on an already expensive race, and it shows how much outside groups think this contest matters.
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The $1.75 million will probably fund the usual campaign stuff. Television ads across Texas markets don't come cheap, and neither does digital outreach or direct mail to voters…
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Cornyn isn't exactly hurting for cash himself. The incumbent senator has deep pockets and name recognition that comes from years in Washington.
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The PAC didn't say exactly how Paxton should use the funds. Campaign finance rules let these groups spend independently, meaning they can't coordinate directly with the candidate.
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Texas political races cost a fortune. Statewide campaigns can burn through millions in weeks, especially when two well-known figures are fighting for the same seat.
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No word yet on whether other PACs will jump in. Political action committees often wait to see who else is spending before they commit their own cash.
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Cornyn's been in the Senate since 2002. He's got relationships, committee assignments, and the kind of institutional backing that comes with being part of the Washington…
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The race got here because neither candidate cleared 50 percent in the initial vote. Now they're heading to a head-to-head runoff, and the dynamics are different.
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Texas hasn't exactly been a swing state lately, but primaries and runoffs can get unpredictable.
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Senate seats matter nationally, not just in Texas. Control of the chamber often comes down to a handful of races, and while this is technically an intra-party fight, the winner…
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