Senate candidates Ken Paxton and James Talarico homed in on economic messages yesterday as Texans wrapped up their first day of in-person early voting.
\n\nVoters in a handful of swing states will decide next month who will hold critical election oversight power during the next presidential contest.
\n\nArizona, Georgia, Michigan and Nevada — which have all been critical battlegrounds in recent national elections — have secretary of state races on the ballot. A role that was once under the radar, these offices have become much more high profile amid a constant drumbeat of unfounded election fraud claims from Trump and his allies.
\n\nTrump used an antisemitic slur last night in defending Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., after an article said he sued hundreds of patients over unpaid debts when he was a practicing physician.
\n\nSpeaking at a campaign rally in Kansas, Trump said the reporting made Marshall, who is not Jewish, out to be “some kind of a shylock-type guy,” using a term widely recognized as offensive toward Jewish people.
\n\nSenate candidates Ken Paxton and James Talarico closed out a day of campaigning in this battleground area yesterday, homing in on economic messages as Texans wrapped up their first day of…
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