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GOP incumbents mostly avoid debates
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· October 8, 2026
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When asked in July if Attorney General Ken Paxton intended to face off against his U.S. Senate opponent James Talarico, his spokesperson said, "of course we're going to debate."
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Key points Senate opponent James Talarico, his spokesperson said, "of course we're going to debate. When asked in July if Attorney General Ken Paxton intended to face off against his U.
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