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Texas Attorney General Candidates Clash Despite Shared Views in Debate

KTSM••Adam Schwager
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In a recent debate hosted by the Republican Attorneys General Association, four candidates for Texas Attorney General showcased a surprising level of agreement on key issues. However, the candidates—State Sen. Mayes Middleton, State Sen. Joan Huffman, former Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz, and U.S. Rep. Chip Roy—did not hold back in critiquing each other's records and qualifications. This debate highlights the competitive nature of the race as candidates seek to distinguish themselves despite their similar positions. The outcome of this election will significantly impact Texas's legal landscape and the priorities of the Attorney General's office.

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Chip RoyMayes MiddletonJoan HuffmanAaron ReitzRepublican Attorneys General Association

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