The Democratic presidential candidate is staffing up in Texas and planning to open a Houston headquarters and 16 field offices.
Beto O’Rourke
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Beto O’Rourke unveils PAC with focus on boosting Texas Democrats in 2020
The group, Powered by People, comes less than two months after O’Rourke ended his presidential campaign.
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Texas 2020 Elections
Late entrant shakes up Democratic primary to challenge U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw
Shortly before the filing deadline last week, Sima Ladjevardian jumped in the race to unseat Crenshaw, scrambling Democrats’ plans for the seat.
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Texas 2020 Elections
Beto O’Rourke’s 2020 focus: flipping the Texas House
The former Democratic presidential candidate elaborated on his 2020 political plans while campaigning Tuesday with a state House candidate in Katy.
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Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee endorses MJ Hegar in crowded U.S. Senate primary
Hegar, the Air Force helicopter pilot and 2018 congressional candidate, is among 12 Democrats competing to take on Texas’ senior senator, Republican John Cornyn.
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Texas 2020 Elections
After uncertain filing period, Democratic U.S. Senate candidates seek to “get down to business”
A crowd of 12 Democrats are jockeying in a wide-open primary to take on Texas’ senior Republican senator, John Cornyn.
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Texas 2020 Elections
Beto O’Rourke repeats he’s not running for Senate despite continued speculation
“Not running for senate,” O’Rourke told The Texas Tribune in a text message Thursday night, saying that nothing has changed regarding that decision.
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State Government
Analysis: This U.S. Senate race in Texas isn’t like the last one
Two years ago, nobody knew who Beto O’Rourke was. It turned out not to matter in a race with U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz. But the current race for Senate is different.
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Elizabeth Warren expands Texas campaign, naming senior staff
The Democratic presidential candidate now has easily the biggest organization devoted to the state of any primary campaign.
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Texas 2020 Elections
Julián Castro missed the cutoff for the November debate. Now what?
His campaign is suggesting that it no longer sees having a national platform as a must. Instead, it’s staking its hopes on a strong finish in Iowa, Nevada and Castro’s home state of Texas.
