Texas-Sized Cash Crunch Looms After Paxton Victory
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After Ken Paxton’s Texas GOP primary win over Sen. John Cornyn, donors warn the general election could be the most expensive yet, with some predicting as much as $150 million needed to win in a state with 20 media markets; Paxton trails in fundraising and will rely on national groups and MAGA Inc., while Trump’s backing complicates and accelerates fundraising dynamics. Democrats see opportunities but expect heavy outside spending, which could divert funds from other battlegrounds as both sides brace for a high-stakes, expensive race.
- Paxton win sparks GOP money panic Politico
- Republicans brace for money problems in Texas after Ken Paxton’s win NBC News
- James Talarico campaign says it raised more than $3 million in 24 hours since Texas primary runoff CNN
- James Talarico Opens Texas Senate Campaign Against Ken Paxton With Houston Rally The New York Times
- ‘We Have Not Seen Ugly Yet’ The Atlantic
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