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The 2022 election cycle is already heating up. As of this week, four Texas statewide officials have either resigned or have drawn primary challengers. Land Commissioner George P. Bush ([link removed]) and Texas Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman ([link removed]) have each resigned to seek higher office, leaving an open seat to fill. Governor Greg Abbott ([link removed]) and Attorney General Ken Paxton ([link removed]) will face challengers from their own party.

The first campaign finance reports will be available mid-July. Join us as we keep you informed in these high-profile races.
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