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Paxton Wife Endorses Campaign

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“Either we hold every Republican seat, or we hand the future of Texas to the other team.”

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Texas state Sen. Angela Paxton, who filed for divorce from Paxton last year citing “biblical grounds,” appeared in an ad telling Texans that she is “voting for the Republican ticket on Nov. 3,” but did not cite Paxton’s Senate bid by name.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 4 Octwording from NBC News

As Election Day nears, Talarico holds a slight edge over Paxton, defying the deep-red profile of Texas, where Republicans haven’t lost a statewide race since 1994 and Democrats haven’t won a U.S. Senate seat since 1988.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 4 Octwording from NBC News

The ad featuring Angela Paxton, which was funded by Texas PAC, a political action committee affiliated with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, comes as the Texas Senate race has become one of the most expensive in the current cycle.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 4 Octwording from NBC News

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NBC News4 Oct

Angela Paxton, estranged wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, released an ad on Saturday encouraging Texans to vote for the entire Republican midterm ticket without mentioning her husband by name. She emphasized voting for the whole team rather than focusing on individual candidates and did not specify whether she plans to vote for Paxton herself. The race between Paxton and his Democratic opponent James…

Ken Paxton’s estranged wife urges voters to back him in new ad →
Fox News4 Oct

Angela Paxton, the estranged wife of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, released a political ad in which she states her intention to vote for the Republican ticket in November without naming her husband specifically. This comes amid their ongoing divorce proceedings initiated on "biblical grounds." The ad emphasizes the importance of maintaining GOP control over key political seats rather than focusing on…

GOP Senate candidate's estranged wife confirms who she's voting for amid divorce proceedings →
Daily Mail4 Oct

Angela Paxton, estranged wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, faced ridicule for a political ad urging Texans to vote Republican without mentioning her husband, who is running for US Senate. The 63-year-old filed for divorce in 2025 citing biblical grounds after allegations of his affair with Tracy Duhon surfaced. Despite the controversy, she promoted voting for "the Republican ticket" on November 3, drawing…

Ken Paxton's estranged wife is mocked for hilarious advert begging for Texans to vote Republican... without uttering her allegedly adulterous ex's name →
Washington Examiner4 Oct

Angela Paxton, estranged wife of embattled Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, released an advertisement encouraging Texans to vote for the entire Republican ticket on November 3rd, focusing on retaining party control rather than individual candidates. In her remarks at a September event and in the new ad, she emphasizes that Republican women will likely decide the election due to vulnerabilities on the ballot…

Angela Paxton backs Texas GOP ticket without naming estranged husband Ken →

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  1. 4 Oct

    “Either we hold every Republican seat, or we hand the future of Texas to the other team.”

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  • 4 Oct Angela Paxton backs Texas GOP ticket without naming estranged husband KenAngela Paxton, estranged wife of embattled Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, released an advertisement encouraging Texans to vote for the entire Republican ticket on November 3rd, focusing on retaining party control rather than individual candidates. In her remarks at a September event and in the new ad, she emphasizes that Republican women will likely decide the election due to vulnerabilities on the ballot…Washington Examiner
  • 4 Oct Ken Paxton's estranged wife is mocked for hilarious advert begging for Texans to vote Republican... without uttering her allegedly adulterous ex's nameAngela Paxton, estranged wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, faced ridicule for a political ad urging Texans to vote Republican without mentioning her husband, who is running for US Senate. The 63-year-old filed for divorce in 2025 citing biblical grounds after allegations of his affair with Tracy Duhon surfaced. Despite the controversy, she promoted voting for "the Republican ticket" on November 3, drawing…Daily Mail
  • 4 Oct GOP Senate candidate's estranged wife confirms who she's voting for amid divorce proceedingsAngela Paxton, the estranged wife of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, released a political ad in which she states her intention to vote for the Republican ticket in November without naming her husband specifically. This comes amid their ongoing divorce proceedings initiated on "biblical grounds." The ad emphasizes the importance of maintaining GOP control over key political seats rather than focusing on…Fox News
  • 4 Oct Ken Paxton’s estranged wife urges voters to back him in new adAngela Paxton, estranged wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, released an ad on Saturday encouraging Texans to vote for the entire Republican midterm ticket without mentioning her husband by name. She emphasized voting for the whole team rather than focusing on individual candidates and did not specify whether she plans to vote for Paxton herself. The race between Paxton and his Democratic opponent James…NBC News

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