A political science professor said the combination of urban and rural voters in Texas' 32nd Congressional District could create challenges for the district's next representative.
The race for the seat is described as competitive.
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A political science professor said the district's mix of urban and rural voters could create challenges for its next representative.
A political science professor said the combination of urban and rural voters in Texas' 32nd Congressional District could create challenges for the district's next representative.
The race for the seat is described as competitive.
Written by The Alamo Republican from CBS19’s reporting, using only the facts in it. CBS19’s own headline: “Competitive Texas 32nd Congressional District race poses urban, rural challenge”
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