UTSA professor cites Latino vote, public education and data centers in Texas midterms
A UTSA political science professor says three issues helped drive Texas' Democratic sweep in the midterm elections.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by KSAT
Bexar County
Jon Taylor, a political science professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio, said the Latino vote, public education concerns and data center issues drove Texas' Democratic sweep in Tuesday's midterm elections.
The comments addressed what drove the results of the midterm elections in Texas.
Written by The Alamo Republican from KSAT’s reporting, using only the facts in it. KSAT’s own headline: “UTSA professor breaks down what drove Texas’ historic Democratic sweep in midterm elections”
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