James Talarico is running for another term in the U.S. Senate, filing for 2032.


James Talarico is an American politician and former educator, currently serving as a Democratic member of the Texas House of Representatives.
James Talarico's historic win in Texas just got a celebration from Quinta Brunson. The broadcast schedule is set for a new episode of Talarico Elementary tonight at 8:30! 🎉
Democrat James Talarico has won the U.S. Senate election in Texas. He will be the first Democrat to represent Texas in the Senate in over 30 years.
Democrats Gina Hinojosa and James Talarico make history in Texas, becoming the first Democrats elected governor and U.S. senator in the state since 1990 and 1988, respectively, ending decades of Republican dominance in…
Talarico says all the money in the world is no match for the people of Texas
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James Talarico's push for bipartisanship has triggered a serious reaction from Hasan, who sees the whole centrist pivot as an annoyance that needs to stop. The argument centers on the idea that collaborating with…
Hasan criticizes James Talarico on Israel policy
Democrats Gina Hinojosa and James Talarico make history in Texas, becoming the first Democrats elected governor and U.S. senator in the state since 1990 and 1988.
James Talarico has won the Texas Senate race, becoming the first Democrat to represent Texas in the U.S. Senate since 1993
James Talarico just flipped the Texas Senate seat for the Democratic Party, marking the first win there since 1988. Maya Higa is linking that result to a moment from less than a month ago when she sat in this car with a…
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James Talarico is projected to win the U.S. Senate seat in Texas, a result that would make him the first Democrat to take a Senate race in the state since 1988.
Texans elected James Talarico this morning and I'm done #JamesTalarico
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The part of the Texas exit polls worth sitting with is how lopsided it got outside the white vote. White men went for the GOP by 23 points and white women by 13, per Axios and writer Samuel. Then it flips hard: Latino…