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'Texas Is Not For Sale' To Mega-Donors: James Talarico Draws All Age Group Audience in Dallas | N18G

CNBC-TV1831 Oct 2026

At a campaign rally in Dallas, Texas Democratic candidates Nathan Johnson, James Talarico, and Gina Hinojosa addressed supporters regarding voter turnout, governmental accountability, campaign finance reform, and economic conditions ahead of the November election. State Senator Nathan Johnson, the Democratic nominee for Texas Attorney General, spoke on early voting figures, noting a reported 50 percent increase in Dallas County compared to 2022. Johnson identified institutional corruption as a…