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WASHINGTONPOST (Katherine Doyle) - Trump returns to Texas, where Republicans are struggling

Republicans are spending heavily to defend a state the president won comfortably two years ago.

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In which Texas Congressional District have Republicans successfully outspent Democrats on Spanish-language advertising?
In TX-28, Republicans have narrowly outspent Democrats on Spanish-language ads in an effort to unseat incumbent Democrat Henry Cuellar.
Q&A ID 5abc05d8-3627-4b78-9746-933bc5842e33
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What does the TelevisaUnivision poll indicate regarding Latino voters in the three competitive Texas House districts?
The poll found that Latino voters in these three competitive districts have shifted from a 44%-44% split in their 2024 presidential vote to a 56%-36% preference for Democrats on the 2026 congressional ballot.
Q&A ID 9bccb094-f380-4e6e-ad4e-4b00e173ff52
From related AXIOS (Russell Contreras): Republicans squirm as Latino support slips in South Texas
How has the preference for Democratic control of Congress among national Latino voters changed since 2024?
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Q&A ID a30c8088-4b60-467b-b846-bd1f5ef96c69
From related AXIOS (Russell Contreras): Republicans squirm as Latino support slips in South Texas
What are the specific spending figures for Spanish-language ads in the TX-34 and TX-15 Congressional Districts?
In TX-34, Democratic campaigns and groups spent $2.7 million on Spanish-language ads compared to $1.6 million spent by Republicans. In TX-15, Democratic groups have spent more than twice as much as Republican groups on Spanish-language advertisements.
Q&A ID 1e09ba00-ee1c-4a6f-b554-d049d923767f
From related AXIOS (Russell Contreras): Republicans squirm as Latino support slips in South Texas
How has the political landscape in Texas's 15th Congressional District (TX-15) shifted since the 2024 election?
The district, which was a symbol of Republican breakthrough with Rep. Monica De La Cruz winning her 2024 race by 14 points, has seen a significant shift. While Trump would have carried the newly-drawn district by 18 percentage points in 2024, the Cook Political Report moved the race from Lean Republican to a Toss Up on September 25, 2026, noting that polling shows the race tied or favoring Democrat Bobby Pulido.
Q&A ID 9552eba6-ecaf-4bf2-8592-de74215f3cd3
From related AXIOS (Russell Contreras): Republicans squirm as Latino support slips in South Texas
What were Donald Trump's 2024 election results among Latino voters in Texas and specifically in the Rio Grande Valley?
In 2024 exit polls, Donald Trump won 55% of the Texas Latino vote. He also carried 14 of the 18 counties located within 20 miles of the border and won all four counties in the Rio Grande Valley.
Q&A ID 5369d34c-7401-4f29-ad55-2de63afea599

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