Sen. Cruz and his allies strategize to prevent a close race in Texas similar to 2018

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Mobilizing to Prevent a Repeat: Sen. Ted Cruz and Allies Gear Up for Election Battle

Title: Sen. Ted Cruz and Allies Mobilize to Defend Against Democratic Challenger in Texas Senate Race

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In a bid to prevent a repeat of his close call in the 2018 election, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) and his supporters are gearing up for a tough battle against Democratic nominee Colin Allred in traditionally red Texas.

The influential conservative group, the Club for Growth, has pledged to spend at least $10 million to support Cruz in the upcoming election. They are working to tie Allred to President Biden, who remains unpopular in Texas.

Allred, a Dallas-area congressman and former NFL player, is seen as a more disciplined campaigner compared to Cruz’s previous challenger, Beto O’Rourke. Allred has already outraised Cruz and won his primary with a significant margin.

Both candidates are reaching out to the political middle, with Cruz launching a “Democrats for Cruz” coalition and Allred emphasizing his independence and promise to be an “independent voice” in the Senate.

The stakes are high in Texas, where a close statewide race could have major implications down-ballot. Democrats are hoping to benefit from higher turnout in a presidential election year, making Texas a key pickup opportunity in the Senate.

The race is expected to focus on key issues like border security, with Allred well-positioned to draw a contrast with Cruz on the issue while maintaining some distance from national Democrats.

With both candidates gearing up for a tough battle, the Texas Senate race is set to be closely watched as a bellwether for the political landscape in the state.

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