Texas Senate candidate James Talarico's clash with a voter over abortion rights earlier this month quickly went viral, and it could prove the difference in a race where most polls show the split with Republican Ken Paxton within the margin of error.

The Texas Senate race is on a razor’s edge: James Talarico has a very slim lead over Ken Paxton in the polls, yet the race is effectively a toss-up. But whoever is to win, here’s something we can say right now: Donald Trump and his team no longer seem to think he is even capable of winning back independents and moderates in the state, at a time when lots of data suggests that their deficits among those groups could cost them the race. Trump just...

Trump makes last-minute push to keep Texas in GOP hands, Disinformation videos exploit real people to malign Senate candidates, Republicans emphasize transgender ads.

For Democrats to win in Texas, young Black voters must vote in record numbers. Harris County advocates are betting on it.

Early voting is surging, with more than 35 million people already casting their ballots as President Trump campaigns in Texas, a key state that could decide control of the Senate. ABC News' Jay O’Brien reports.

The state’s fast-growing suburban counties have gotten bigger, more diverse and bluer over time.

Texas, discusses early voting in his state and the U.S. Senate race between GOP nominee Ken Paxton and Democratic nominee James Talarico on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’