Republican donors’ skittishness comes as Ken Paxton’s scandals mount.

The Texas attorney general and Republican Senate candidate allegedly voted in six elections while registered at an address where he does not live.

The Texas attorney general (and Republican nominee for Senate) stormed out of the room when asked about his alleged voter fraud.

The voter fraud call was coming from inside the house, it seems.

A New York Times survey has James Talarico and Ken Paxton tied—and shows how Talarico can actually win this thing.

The outgoing senator has finally cracked after Donald Trump screwed him over.

Real men are unpretentious, honest, confident, intelligent, competent, brave, and calm. From Trump on down, these men aren’t close to that.

The transphobic ad portrayed Talarico as Maria from The Sound of Music.

Dan Cogdell defended Paxton in his 2023 impeachment trial.

Ken Paxton’s attacks on James Talarico are intended to make him appear more feminine in an effort to appeal to socially conservative voters.

Cornyn still can’t bring himself to break from Donald Trump.

Ken Paxton is the embodiment of MAGA rage and corruption. Can James Talarico win by transcending Paxton’s Trumpy acrimony?

Republicans are frantically deleting their past comments on Paxton after his Senate primary win in Texas.

Donald Trump made a final push for Ken Paxton ahead of the most expensive Senate primary in history.

Republicans are worried they’ll lose the Senate after Trump backed Ken Paxton.

As John Cornyn and Ken Paxton suck up to Trump and take shots at one another, the post-Trump future of MAGA in the Lone Star State is being decided.

Most Republicans oppose environmental regulation. But Texas’s attorney general has attacked the energy transition in a way that upends a generation of conservative consensus.

Talarico awaits the result of a May 26 Cornyn-Paxton runoff. The scandal-plagued Paxton would give Democrats a real chance at an upset.

The Texas primary is approaching—and Republicans are worried about the candidates on their side.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee pushed polls in Crockett’s favor.