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Texas governor Greg Abbott has issued a warning for Republicans that the outcome of the Lone Star state's heated Senate race could lead to a disaster in 2028.
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outcome → issue → 2028
Speaking to conservative radio host Sean Hannity earlier this week, Abbott said: 'If we lose Texas, there's no chance ever for the future of the United States.'
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we → speak → States
Recent polling has shown Democratic hopeful running neck-and-neck with, and at times pulling ahead of, Trump-backed Republican Ken Paxton.
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hopeful → show → Paxton
A Texas Public Opinion Research poll conducted last week put Talarico four points ahead, at 51 percent to Paxton’s 47 percent.
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poll → conduct → percent
'We've got to realize what's at stake here,' Abbott added.
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Abbott → get → stake
'And if anybody stays home and doesn't go vote, it's going to put Texas at risk.
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it → stay → risk
It's going to put the United States at risk.'
The governor and Hannity agreed that if Texas were to flip blue, Republicans would face near-impossible odds of winning the White House ticket in 2028.
'If Texas ever goes blue, they know they will have a stranglehold on the Electoral College and presidential elections,' Hannity explained.
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Hannity → go → College
As Talarico looks increasingly likely to become the first Democrat to win a statewide race in deep-red Texas in 32 years, Paxton's bid for federal office has been riddled with scandals.
Texas governor Greg Abbott has warned that a 'blue wave' midterms victory for the Democrats could lead to a disaster for Republicans in the 2028 presidential election
Trump-backed senatorial candidate Ken Paxton's campaign has been swamped by scandals
James Talarico could become the first Democrat in 32 years to win a federal race in the historically red Lone Star state
In May, the Daily Mail exclusively revealed that the Texas Attorney General has been shacking up with his mistress just miles from the home where his wife of 40 years still lives.
The 63-year-old quietly moved into a $2.1 million love nest with Christian influencer Tracy Duhon, 58.
His wife, Angela Paxton, filed for divorce last year on 'Biblical grounds.'
The married Republican was also accused of lunging at a man and trying to snatch his phone after being filmed with his mistress in London.
The incident occurred just days after the Daily Mail first reported the two being spotted together in Iceland.
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two → look → Iceland
Earlier this month, Paxton was also seen on video allegedly partying in Dubai with two American businessmen who were indicted on federal healthcare fraud charges.
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who → see → charges
Paxton and his mistress Tracy Duhon were spotted traveling to Iceland in the midst of Paxton's campaign to become the next Republican senator in the Lone Star State
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Paxton → spot → State
I'm here to announce my support for James Talarico for United States Senator from Texas,' he said in the clip.
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he → announce → clip
He captioned the post, writing that he found his approach 'balanced' and 'honest' and adding that 'I don't put my name behind just anyone.'
Governor Abbott himself is also in the midst of a re-election bid, as he is looking to stave off an upset from Austin Democratic candidate Gina Hinojosa.
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he → caption → Hinojosa
Abbott holds a 3% lead over Democrat Gina Hinojosa in the latest Texas Public Opinion Research poll.
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Abbott → hold → poll
In the conversation with Hannity, he claimed that there are still more Republicans in the Lone Star state than Democrats but stressed it was crucial they actually make it to the polls and cast their ballot.
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they → claim → ballot
'If, however, they stay home, it'll be a very tough night on election night,' he said and demanded people to 'walk, bike or drive' to an election booth.
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people → stay → booth
'If all Republicans will go vote, we're going to win this race,' Abbott said.
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Abbott → go → race
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