Democrat Matthew Dowd Drops Out of Lieutenant Governor Race
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A former political advisor to Republican President George W. Bush withdrew Tuesday from the race for next year’s Democratic nomination for Texas lieutenant governor.
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Matthew Dowd announced on Tuesday he is ending his campaign in the race for Texas lieutenant governor, saying he wants to make room for a more diverse candidate.
If you chose the “under 10 weeks” option in how long Matthew Dowd’s campaign for Texas lieutenant governor might last, you win. He dropped out Tuesday.
A former political advisor to Republican President George W. Bush withdrew Tuesday from the race for next year’s Democratic nomination for Texas lieutenant governor.
Matthew Dowd, a former George W. Bush strategist and Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor in Texas, announced on Tuesday he was ending his campaign.