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Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.
I'm Tamara Keith.
I cover politics.
And I'm Claudia Grisales.
I cover Congress.
And Blaise Gainey from the Texas Newsroom is also here.
Welcome, Blaise.
Yeah, glad to be here.
So today on the show, takeaways from yesterday's primary runoffs in Texas.
And let's start with the Republican Senate primary, where President Trump weighed
in late to endorse State Attorney General Ken Paxton over four-time incumbent Senator John Cornyn.
Blaise, tell us how that turned out and whether Trump's endorsement mattered.
You know, it turned out with Attorney General Ken Paxton really dominating Senator John Cornyn.
I believe he won by around 30 points.
And it was really clear as soon as polls closed and results started to come out that he was going to win.