S. Senate race in Texas. The polls indicate a close competition between two candidates.
The candidates in question are James Talarico, a Democrat, and Ken Paxton, a Republican. According to the polls, James Talarico is currently ahead, albeit narrowly. S.
Senate race, readers can refer to the source, FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, which has reported on the recent developments in the Texas Senate race.
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