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Senate Republicans finally mobilize with big money for Ken Paxton in Texas

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DALLAS — Senate Leadership Fund, the super PAC affiliated with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, is coming off the sidelines in Texas’ U.S. Senate race, placing its first ad buy of the general election in support of Ken Paxton.

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  1. Bloomberg

    Texas AG Paxton on Senate Race, Trump Dividend and AI (opens Bloomberg)

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    Texas Attorney General and Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton discusses his tight race against Democrat James Talarico and the impact of President Donald Trump’s support, including a reported $10 million contribution and roughly $27 million in total ad spending.

  2. Fox News

    Republican cavalry arrives for Ken Paxton as big-bucks Texas offensive opens cash floodgates (opens Fox News)

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    Top Senate Republicans are pouring eight figures into a new Texas PAC to boost Ken Paxton against James Talarico in a razor-thin Senate showdown.

  3. Valley Central

    Senate Republicans finally mobilize with big money for Ken Paxton in Texas (opens Valley Central)

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    Valley Central's feed description

    DALLAS — Senate Leadership Fund, the super PAC affiliated with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, is coming off the sidelines in Texas’ U.S. Senate race, placing its first ad buy of the general election in support of Ken Paxton.

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  5. Newsweek

    Republicans Rally Behind Paxton in Texas With Millions in New Spending (opens Newsweek)

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    A Republican-aligned group known as Texas PAC has purchased more than $51 million in advertising supporting Paxton.

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