Democrats win Texas Senate and governor races… AP survey shows 6 in 10 Latino voters nationwide voted for Democratic House candidates in their districts
Original headline텍사스 상원·주지사 민주당 승리…AP 조사서 전국 라틴계 10명 중 6명 지역구 하원 민주당 후보 투표
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Democrats won both the Texas U.S. Senate and gubernatorial races, with James Talarico defeating Republican Ken Paxton for the Senate seat and Gina Hinojosa beating Governor Greg Abbott to become Texas's first Latina governor—the state's first Democratic governor in roughly 30 years. An AP national voter survey found about six in ten Latino respondents said they voted for the Democratic candidate in their local U.S. House race. Nationally, Democrats are also positioned to win a House majority to add to their Senate gains. The results matter as a sign of shifting Latino support and Democratic momentum in a traditionally Republican state. What to watch next is whether the party can convert these wins into durable gains in upcoming races.
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