State races loom as Texas voters head to polls
The article lists candidates for lieutenant governor attorney general U.S. Senate and congressional seats including Ben Ramsey Frank Hess Brook Morales Darfiel Daniel Will Wilson Lindley Beckworth John C White Bascom Giles Guy Patterson Olin Culberson Joe Lair Kenneth Woodley and Omar Burleson. It notes Texas would elect a congressman at large with 22 representatives after census redistricting gaps and mentions endorsements and local ties in Comanche County.
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Texas
United States
Connally
Price Daniel
Liberty County
Darfiel
Daniel
Will Wilson
Dallas
U. S
Lindley Beckley Beckworth
Upshur County
Washington
Comanche County
East Texas
Pearl Sloan
Comyn
Ollie Sloan
Comanche
Sloans
Beckworth
Martin Dies
Angelina County
Congress
The
Un-American
John Ben Shepperd
Gregg County
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