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Ted Brown, a Libertarian candidate in the Texas Senate race, refuted claims that his candidacy could split votes between major party candidates. He highlighted that both Democrats and Republicans have made similar assertions regarding his impact on the election.
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Ted Brown, a Libertarian candidate in the Texas Senate race, refuted claims that his candidacy could split votes between major party candidates. He highlighted that both Democrats and Republicans have made similar assertions regarding his impact on the election.
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