Democrats gain ground on Republicans in 3 key Texas statewide races

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Story by Mateo Rosiles, USA TODAY NETWORK

The statewide races Republicans have led all year in Texas are getting closer — and in one of them, the Democrat has pulled ahead.

An Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse/Texas A&M Bush School showed that Democratic candidates have gained ground since June in the races for governor and attorney general, while pulling ahead in the lieutenant governor races.

Gina Hinojosa closes Texas governor race against Greg Abbott to a 1-point difference​

The Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse showed Republican Gov. Greg Abbott leading Democratic state Rep. Gina Hinojosa by 1 percentage point — 46% to 45%. That is a 5-point shift from Texas Pulse's June poll, which showed Abbott at 49% and Hinojosa at 43%.

 
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Story by Mateo Rosiles, USA TODAY NETWORK

The statewide races Republicans have led all year in Texas are getting closer — and in one of them, the Democrat has pulled ahead.

An Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse/Texas A&M Bush School showed that Democratic candidates have gained ground since June in the races for governor and attorney general, while pulling ahead in the lieutenant governor races.

Gina Hinojosa closes Texas governor race against Greg Abbott to a 1-point difference​

The Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse showed Republican Gov. Greg Abbott leading Democratic state Rep. Gina Hinojosa by 1 percentage point — 46% to 45%. That is a 5-point shift from Texas Pulse's June poll, which showed Abbott at 49% and Hinojosa at 43%.

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Nathan Johnson cuts Mayes Middleton lead to 2 points in Texas attorney general poll​

The Aug. 7 Texas Pulse poll showed that Republican state Sen. Mayes Middleton is leading Democratic state Sen. Nathan Johnson — 46% to 44%. The new poll showed Middleton's lead dropped, as The Texas Pulse's June poll showed Middleton leading Johnson 45% to 40%.

 
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Story by Mateo Rosiles, USA TODAY NETWORK

The statewide races Republicans have led all year in Texas are getting closer — and in one of them, the Democrat has pulled ahead.

An Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse/Texas A&M Bush School showed that Democratic candidates have gained ground since June in the races for governor and attorney general, while pulling ahead in the lieutenant governor races.

Gina Hinojosa closes Texas governor race against Greg Abbott to a 1-point difference​

The Aug. 7 poll from Texas Pulse showed Republican Gov. Greg Abbott leading Democratic state Rep. Gina Hinojosa by 1 percentage point — 46% to 45%. That is a 5-point shift from Texas Pulse's June poll, which showed Abbott at 49% and Hinojosa at 43%.

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I knew a Ukrainian many years ago and we became friends. One day I told him,.............you know,....I spent a decent portion of my younger life training every day to KILL YOU. He said,.....yeah,...well I did the same thing. I said.......Yeah, but you were just some dumb commie so that doesn't count anyway! :cool:
 
I knew a Ukrainian many years ago and we became friends. One day I told him,.............you know,....I spent a decent portion of my life training every day to KILL YOU. He said,.....yeah,...well I did the same thing. I said.......Yeah, but you were just some dumb commie so that doesn't count anyway!

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Middle name was Petrovich. Last name had wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy too many letters in it to even remember how it was spelled....LOL
 
How do you think I know that Ukrainians pronounce hello PrevEAT, like Eat,...while Russians pronounce it Previt.....like IT. Did I just GUESS that? LOL
 
How do you think I know that Ukrainians pronounce hello PrevEAT, like Eat,...while Russians pronounce it Previt.....like IT. Did I just GUESS that? LOL

Who knows? What I do know is that anecdotes are fair game for skepticism.
 
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