In Texas, signs of Hispanic voters’ disillusionment with President Trump over his handling of the economy and immigration crackdown appear poised to benefit Democratic candidates in the midterms
Topics: 2026 Midterm ElectionsImmigration & ICETexas PoliticsEconomy & Inflation
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- WSJ reports: “Voters upset about the economy and immigration policies are set to decide key Senate and House races.”
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