Darrell Day, a former city councilman and small business owner, has won the Republican primary runoff in Texas’s 32nd Congressional District. He will face Democrat Julie Johnson in the November general election for the seat currently held by Democrat Colin Allred, who is running for the U.S. Senate. The district has become more heavily Democratic following the 2020 census, making it a challenging race for Republicans. However, if Day wins, it would be a historic underdog victory.
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a leading conservative voice in the Senate, emphasizes his role as a champion for the right while highlighting his efforts in bipartisan legislation. His Democratic challenger, Colin Allred, critiques Cruz’s extremism, while Cruz counters by accusing Allred of being the extreme candidate. Cruz faces a well-funded Democratic campaign this year, which he views as a testament to his effectiveness in opposing Biden’s policies.
Senator Ted Cruz has accused Democratic candidate Colin Allred of receiving funding from individuals and organizations that support anti-Israel demonstrations. Cruz alleges that Allred’s donors include the Soros, Rockefeller, Pritzker, and Gates families, who have ties to organizations involved in protests and demonstrations critical of Israel and Jewish people.
