Oct 14, 2026 · 12 min · 12 segments
The last UT Austin/Texas Politics Project poll before the election finds Democrats with slight edges in six statewide races. The Houston Chronicle endorses Gina Hinojosa for Governor, Vikki Goodwin…
The end of more than three decades of Republican dominance in Texas statewide elections is a real possibility.
Democratic Senate nominee James Tallarico leads Republican Ken Paxton 50 to 47 percent.
Democrat Nathan Johnson leads Republican Mays Middleton 48 to 47 percent in the attorney general's race.
It's going to come down to turnout with all six of the statewide contests surveyed within the polls margin of error.
53% of responding Dems say they're extremely enthusiastic about voting, compared with only about 37% of Republicans who say they're equally fired up.
This last UT poll was conducted September 25th through October 5th as an enormously expensive Senate advertising battle had ramped up.
The end of more than three decades of Republican dominance in Texas statewide elections is a real possibility.
Democratic Senate nominee James Tallarico leads Republican Ken Paxton 50 to 47 percent.
Democrat Nathan Johnson leads Republican Mays Middleton 48 to 47 percent in the attorney general's race.
It's going to come down to turnout with all six of the statewide contests surveyed within the polls margin of error.
53% of responding Dems say they're extremely enthusiastic about voting, compared with only about 37% of Republicans who say they're equally fired up.
This last UT poll was conducted September 25th through October 5th as an enormously expensive Senate advertising battle had ramped up.
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