Texas state Senator Mayes Middleton is projected to win against Representative Chip Roy in the Republican primary runoff for the nomination to succeed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The results were reported by Decision Desk HQ. The primary took place on Tuesday, and while loyalty to President Trump was a significant factor in the race, neither candidate received a major endorsement.
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Mayes Middleton projected to win GOP primary runoff for Texas attorney general
Mayes Middleton is projected to win the Republican primary runoff against Chip Roy for the Texas attorney general nomination. The primary, which took place on Tuesday, did not feature a significant endorsement for either candidate.
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Middleton wins GOP nod in Texas attorney general primary runoff
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