Progressive Victories and Setbacks in Texas’ Super Tuesday Primary

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Toplines & Key Facts: Progressive Wins in Texas, Runoff in Texas House District 146, Important Runoff Dates, Primary Election Results

Progressive candidates in Texas are celebrating several wins following the Democratic Primary election. Michelle Vallejo secured 75% of the votes and will challenge incumbent Republican Monica De La Cruz for Congressional District 15 in November. State Representative Julie Johnson clinched the Democratic nomination for Congressional District 32, while former math teacher Sam Eppler won the nomination for U.S. Congressional District 24.

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Labor union organizer Lauren Ashley Simmons advanced to the May 28 runoff election in Texas House District 146, where she will face incumbent State Representative Shawn Thierry. Additionally, U.S. Congressman Colin Allred secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate race against Ted Cruz, with strong support from State Senator Roland Gutierrez.

Progress Texas endorsed candidates across the board, aiming to elect more progressives and prioritize democracy in the general election. The organization advocates for a range of issues, including healthcare, gun violence prevention, immigration reform, and workers’ rights. The upcoming November election promises to be a pivotal moment for Texas politics.

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