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Texas special election: Susan Wright advances to runoff for late husband s House seat

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what s clicking on Foxnews.com. Susan Wright, the wife of the late Republican Rep. Ron Wright, advanced Saturday to a runoff election for Texas’ Sixth Congressional District, which many see a bellwether for future contests. As of 9:46 p.m. local time, Wright received 18.9% of the votes. Candidates were required to get over 50% in order to avoid a runoff. There were 23 candidates on the ballot. The district, which covers some southeastern parts of Fort Worth, as well as some rural areas, is seen as the country’s first competitive contest since President Biden took office. Former President Trump who voiced his support of Wright carried the district by 3 points in 2020. Four years earlier, he won by 12 points.

House runoff in Texas set between GOP s Wright, Ellzey

House runoff in Texas set between GOP s Wright, Ellzey May 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Sign supporting various candidates sit outside an early voting location Tuesday, April 27, 2021, in Mansfield, Texas.LM Otero/AP ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) A runoff for a U.S. House seat in Texas is set between Republican Susan Wright, whose husband was the first member of Congress to die after being diagnosed with COVID-19, and Republican Jake Ellzey. Democrat Jana Lynne Sanchez was narrowly locked out of the runoff in Texas 6th Congressional District, which has long been GOP territory. With nearly all votes counted, Sanchez had trailed Ellzey by 354 votes. She said in a statement Sunday that her campaign “came up short.”

Late Texas Rep Ron Wright s House seat to remain in Republican control; runoff looms

Late Texas Rep. Ron Wright s House seat to remain in Republican control; runoff looms Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1 hr ago Eleanor Dearman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram © Shaban Athuman/The Dallas Morning News/TNS The seat held by the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright, R- Texas, will remain in the Republican column. Wright s widow, Susan Wright, qualified for the runoff election. FORT WORTH, Texas An open North Texas congressional seat will continue to be represented by a Republican after Democrats were shut out of a runoff spot. The special election for Texas 6th Congressional District was widely considered a barometer of sorts for former President Donald Trump s weight among voters. Trump even made a last-minute pitch for his candidate of choice, Susan Wright, announcing his endorsement during voting.

Republican Susan Wright makes US House runoff in Texas

AUSTIN, Texas  Republican Susan Wright of Texas, the widow of the first member of Congress to die after contracting COVID-19, secured a place in a U.S. House runoff for her late husband’s seat Saturday night. With votes still being counted, Wright was ahead with more than 18% of the vote in Texas’ 6th Congressional District. Close behind were Republican Jake Ellzey and Democrat Jana Lynne Sanchez for the other runoff spot. Wright, a GOP activist, moved on with the backing of President Donald Trump, who waited until this week to formally make an endorsement in a crowded field of 23 candidates. Susan Wright’s late husband, Rep. Ron Wright, died in February after being diagnosed with COVID-19. He was 67 and had also been battling lung cancer.

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