Texas primary results indicate major turnover and runoff races
Reform candidates Dolph Briscoe and Frances Farenthold surged in the Democratic gubernatorial race with Farenthold upsetting Lt. Gov. Barnes while Gov. Preston Smith trailed. Republican contenders Grover and Fay lead the field as campaigns move toward June runoff. The report notes anticipated Senate turnover with many incumbents facing runoffs and a broad statewide shift toward conservatism.
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