GOP fortress is under threat in one key red state, and these voters could decide whether it falls
Black and Hispanic voter turnout could decide whether James Talarico breaks a 30-year Democratic drought in the Texas Senate race this fall.
Republican Ledger staff · 11:18 AM ET
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Black and Hispanic voter turnout could decide whether James Talarico breaks a 30-year Democratic drought in the Texas Senate race this fall.
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