Texas Special Election Just Got Called – Close Runoff Race Ends Up In The Hands Of Republican Ellzey
By Adam Casalino|July 28, 2021
Texas Special Election Just Got Called – Close Runoff Race Ends Up In The Hands Of Republican Ellzey

What’s Happening:

Ever since last year’s election, many are wondering about the fate of future races.

All eyes are on 2022 and 2024—but many special elections have been going on across the country.

The mainstream media hasn’t spent much time on them. They don’t want you to know what’s really going on.

They may claim that America is lurching to the left. But that doesn’t seem to be the case in any race we’ve been watching.

But another significant election just took place in a hotly-contested district in Texas.

And guess who came out the victor?

From Fox News:

Jake Ellzey, the Texas Republican, won a special congressional election against Susan Wright…

Gov. Greg Abbott, a fellow Republican, said in a statement that Ellzey will be “a strong and effective leader for the people of North Texas.”…

Ellzey did not try to distance himself from Trump and instead sought to overcome the lack of Trump’s backing by raising more money and showing off other endorsements, including the support of former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, the Associated Press reported.

Although he did not get a nod from Trump, Republican Jake Ellzey won the race for Texas’s 6th Congressional District.

This gives Republicans yet another member of Congress and closes Pelosi’s majority even further.

For years, we’ve heard that Democrats have been pushing Texas to the left. If such a strong, conservative state should fold, the rest of the country would topple like dominos.

But that’s not what we’ve been seeing. Numerous special elections in recent months have shown that even once blue areas of the state are turning red.

Regions with large Hispanic populations are rejecting Democratic candidates and voting for Republicans. In some cases, for the very first time.

Every seat in the House is crucial. Even though North Texas is often considered reliably red, Democrats continue to try to make inroads.

For a Republican to secure this seat, after the unexpected death of the previous holder, shows that Democrats aren’t as influential in Texas as they thought.

Perhaps this speaks more of just the Lone Star State? Right now, California is preparing for a historic recall election. Could this trend continue, even on the West Coast?

Key Takeaways:

  • Republican Jake Ellzey won a special election for Texas’s 6th Congressional District.
  • This further expands Republican seats in the House and shrinks Pelosi’s majority.
  • Democrats have for years tried to flip Texas, but consistently fail.

Source: Fox News

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Adam Casalino
Adam Casalino is a freelance writer, cartoonist, and graphic designer. He is a regular contributor for the Patriot Journal. Find his other work: www.talesofmaora.com
Adam Casalino is a freelance writer, cartoonist, and graphic designer. He is a regular contributor for the Patriot Journal. Find his other work: www.talesofmaora.com
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