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As midterm elections approach, new poll shows GOP elected leaders holding steady with Texas voters

As midterm elections approach, new poll shows GOP elected leaders holding steady with Texas voters
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Matthew McConaughey beats Gov Abbott in new poll for Texas governor

Gov. Matthew McConaughey is looking increasingly likely if Texans got their way. A new poll from the Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler shows a double-digit advantage over Gov. Greg Abbott in a hypothetical match-up between the actor and the incumbent Republican governor. The poll found 45% of voters would vote for McConaughey over 33% who would vote for Abbott, the Dallas Morning News Robert T. Garrett and Gromer Jeffers Jr. report. McConaughey has been flirting with the idea of a gubernatorial run for months but hasn t committed either way yet. Nor has he revealed much of his personal politics McConaughey has largely suggested he s more of a moderate than a Republican or Democrat and has shrugged off questions asking which way he would run.

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Matthew McConaughey is a viable candidate for governor, poll says

Matthew McConaughey is a viable candidate for governor, poll says FacebookTwitterEmail Gov. Matthew McConaughey is looking increasingly likely if Texans got their way. A new poll from the Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler shows a double-digit advantage over Gov. Greg Abbott in a hypothetical match-up between the actor and the incumbent Republican governor. The poll found 45% of voters would vote for McConaughey over 33% who would vote for Abbott, the Dallas Morning News Robert T. Garrett and Gromer Jeffers Jr. report. McConaughey has been flirting with the idea of a gubernatorial run for months but hasn t committed either way yet. Nor has he revealed much of his personal politics McConaughey has largely suggested he s more of a moderate than a Republican or Democrat and has shrugged off questions asking which way he would run.

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After close 2018 race, Mike Collier seeking rematch against Lt Gov Dan Patrick

After close 2018 race, Mike Collier seeking rematch against Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The Houston-area accountant says the lieutenant governor needs to be held accountable for grid failure. Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor Mike Collier spoke at a town hall meeting hosted by the Funky East Dallas Democrats at 2018 Kidwell Street on July 2. (Ashley Landis / Staff Photographer) After losing a 2018 race to Patrick by five percentage points, Collier told The Dallas Morning News that he’s again running for lieutenant governor, hoping that he’ll mobilize enough voters to give Democrats its first statewide victory since 1994. “The campaign is all about holding Dan Patrick accountable for the many failures, the last being the power grid and the water situation,” Collier told

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Sery Kim Sues Texas Tribune for Calling Comments Racist

Sery Kim, a Korean American who previously served in Donald Trump’s Small Business Administration (SBA) came under fire last week after she appeared to broadly say during a Republican party immigration forum in Arlington that she didn’t want immigrants from China to come to the United States. “I don’t want them here at all,” Kim said in response to a question about potential Chinese immigrants (Kim has said she was referring to the Chinese Communist Party and its adherents, not those fleeing oppression). “They steal our intellectual property, they give us coronavirus, they don’t hold themselves accountable.”

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