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Level of support from Texas GOP members for Craig Goldman's initiatives in the first 6 months
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High support (over 75%) • 33%
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Craig Goldman Wins GOP Runoff for Texas' 12th Congressional District, 65-35
May 29, 2024, 02:10 AM
Craig Goldman, R-Fort Worth, has officially defeated John O’Shea in the Texas 12th Congressional District Republican Primary Runoff on May 28. Goldman, who has pledged to support more financial funding for Ukraine and voted to impeach AG Ken Paxton, will succeed outgoing U.S. Rep. Kay Granger. The Associated Press projects Goldman as the winner with a 65-35 margin.
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