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Texas House Rep. James Talarico leads by around one million votes as of midnight on Election Day.

Talarico addressed a crowd at his Austin rally. The candidate for U.S. Senate made his appearance in San Angelo early on during the Democratic primaries, in October of 2025. At that time, he drew a large crowd and a winding queue to take pictures. He presented his campaign on straight economic lines, discussing the campaign in terms like Bottom Vs. Top, making frequent mentions of Billionaires.

The Associated Press reports that Texas Governor Greg Abbott conceded the election to State Rep. Gina Hinojosa a little after 9 p.m. on Tuesday night, making history as the first Latino in the states history. She earned 4.5 million votes to Abbott’s 3.8 million. As of publish 81 percent of votes have come in.

Abbott conceded after being down around 1 million votes, and conceded unequivocally. The race for Lt. Gov remains open as of writing, though the incumbent Dan Patrick is down over one million votes.

This article represents the two party chairs – Republican and Democrat – of Tom Green County giving their final arguments for why you should vote their way today, on Election Day.

Read their arguments and let us know what your closing thoughts on the election: on Facebook or in the comments down below, what have you been thinking about in these last few weeks?

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 3 at vote centers in Tom Green County.

State-mandated financial disclosures filed in February require candidates and elected officials to detail all of the executive roles in businesses they hold.

The folks at the Abe Street Post Office said they couldn’t tell me who sent it…

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