Texas GOP Blames Trump, Paxton and Party Infighting for RoutTexas Voters Reject Trump’s GOP as Party Blames ItselfTexas GOP Must Rebuild After Democrats’ Sweep
On November 3, Texas Democrats captured all the top statewide posts up for election, flipped the state House and defeated Republican Ken Paxton in the Senate race. Republicans turned to blame and internal disputes as they assessed the losses.On November 3, Texas Democrats swept major statewide offices, flipped the state House and defeated Trump-endorsed Ken Paxton for the Senate. The results exposed the costs of a Republican agenda and strategy that critics say narrowed the party’s appeal.On November 3, Democrats won major statewide offices in Texas, flipped the state House and defeated Ken Paxton for the Senate. The losses exposed Republican divisions and a weakened general-election operation after decades of dominance.