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The biggest update is that the Democratic primary is headed to a runoff, with Maureen Galindo narrowly ahead of Johnny Garcia. The district is still described as likely Republican, which keeps the general election leaning toward the GOP. Galindo’s recent antisemitic comments and conspiracy-theory backlash may further complicate the Democratic race. The district’s likely-Republican lean still points to a GOP advantage. The Democratic runoff and Galindo’s controversy add uncertainty on the Democratic side, but the overall market edge appears to remain with Republicans.
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