Senator-elect James Talarico's (D-TX) victory over Ken Paxton was so resounding that his early votes surpassed Paxton's total votes. The post James Talarico Got More EARLY Votes Than Ken Paxton Got TOTAL Votes, Shocking Numbers Show first appeared on Mediaite.

Democrat James Talarico didn’t just win big in Texas’s Senate race—he won before Election Day. According to data from the Texas secretary of state’s office, Talarico got 4,397,474 votes in early voting—more than the 4,249,373 votes that his Republican opponent, Texas Attorney General James Paxton, received overall.…

James Talarico has done what no Democrat in Texas has been able to pull off in nearly 40 years — win a U.S. Senate race. On Tuesday, the state representative, one-time English teacher and outspoken Christian took a decisive victory over Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton to capture an open seat as part of a […]

The Lone Star State’s Senate delegation turns half blue.

Texas last sent a Democrat to the Senate when Lloyd Bentsen was reelected in 1988 — the year before Talarico was born.

James Talarico pulled off the unthinkable Tuesday night, defeating Republican Ken Paxton to become Texas’ first Democratic senator in 33 years.