Democratic state Rep. James Talarico holds a narrow polling lead over Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas U.S. Senate race ahead of November 3 voting, with recent surveys from ReconMR/Siena and others showing Talarico at 48-51% and Paxton at 44-49% among likely voters. Trader consensus on prediction markets reflects this edge, driven by Talarico’s stronger favorability ratings, two-to-one support among independents, and advantages in urban areas such as Austin and San Antonio. Paxton maintains solid Republican backing and benefits from significant outside spending plus an endorsement from President Trump, yet faces lower personal ratings tied to prior legal matters. The contest remains tight within margins of error as early voting approaches, with both sides emphasizing turnout in a state where Democrats last won a Senate seat in 1988.
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