Texas Blue Wave: Midterm Shift Sparks Concern Over Border Voting Influence
Midterm results show Texas moving from red to blue, with strong turnout among Latino voters and a notable shift along the Mexico border.
Texas turned from a reliably red state to blue following this week's midterms, according to NPR.
Latino voters turned out in large numbers to support Texas Democrats, according to CBS News.
A notable shift occurred along the Texas-Mexico border, where Hispanic voters had a big influence, according to NPR.
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Border shift: Hispanic voters drive Texas' historic flip to blue
Once reliably a red state, Texas will turn deep blue following this week's midterms. One of the most notable shifts was along the Texas-Mexico border, where Hispanic voters had a big influence.
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How Latino voters powered the blue wave in Texas
Latino voters turned out in droves to support Texas Democrats. Adriana Diaz has more details.
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- Texas turned from a reliably red state to blue following this week's midterms, according to NPR.
- Latino voters turned out in large numbers to support Texas Democrats, according to CBS News.
- A notable shift occurred along the Texas-Mexico border, where Hispanic voters had a big influence, according to NPR.
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