According to a recent state survey, which found that many Texas voters are undecided or supported by candidates who have not actually happened to the race, both Democrats and Republican basics are widely open.
As for the GOP side, the current old John Cornyn heads the Attorney General Ken Patton, 32% – 26%, and another 29% of the registered voters will decide what he will vote for, a survey of Texas public opinion on Friday.
Meanwhile, the survey hypothetical Democratic chairman was led by former US representative Beto O’Rourke and US rep. Jasmine Crockett, who were also speculated as possible candidates, but did not announce that they are seeking candidacy. O’Rourke was led by 27% hypothetical voting and Crockett 26%, and for a significant race in the race, former Dallas Congressman Colin Allred and state spokesman James Talaricic.
The majority of the Republican chairman, where each survey showed that Cornyn had been following his opponent until the previous month. On Friday, the results of the survey were the first to show that Cornyn, with the advantages of several percentage points through Patton, is another sign that margins narrowed in a race where Paxton once led. Both candidates seek to approve President Donald Trump, whose support can be decisive for any Republican.
“We are doing smooth, single-digit race on the Republican side, and both of these candidates will resolve for a while,” said Evan Roth Smith, a Sllinghot Strategies survey, who conducted a non-partisan Texas public opinion survey, survey 843 registered voters from 27 to 27 to 29.
In the hypothetical democratic match, O’Rourke and Crockett received about twice the twice as much Allred, a former NFL linear player and 2024. Democratic Senate candidate, support, winning 13% votes. Seven percent of the respondents said he would vote for Austin’s Democrat “Talaarico”, announcing his Senate’s proposal on Tuesday.
O’Rourke in July In an interview, CNN said he did not yet know if he was going to run for the Senate. Previously, he said he would consider running if it was “what Texas people want”.
The second -term Dallas Democrat Crockett said he would consider candidates for the Senate if he saw data showing that it would be competitive in the general election, Dallas Morning News announced earlier this week. So far, Crockett said it is focused on which Dallas region to enter, after the republican lawmakers handed over a new redistribution map that pushed it to the neighboring area.
The survey found that Talarico was the least known from the current or future candidates for democrats. 61% of voters said he had never heard of him. Only 21% of respondents said he had never heard of Allred, whose name was recognized in 2024. Running can contribute to his lead in a Talarico survey, Smith said.
Eighteen percent of Democrats said they had been undecided in a hypothetical chairman. This means that about three-quarters of voters were undecided or said they would vote for a man who had not happened to the race, which could allow many candidates to control the UP-Grabs voters.
Democratic voters in Texas are looking for a candidate who is a fighter, Smith said, adding that O’Rourke and Crockett have already proven that they are suitable for label. If they do not enter the field, Democrats, already in the race, will have to bring their case to voters that they can pay an energetic and energetic general election campaign, he said.
“You have a democratic chairman who feels widely open with many different options,” Smith said.
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