A campaign event was held in Pasadena, where a Democratic nominee outlined economic plans. This nominee is running for a US Senate seat. Further information about the event and the nominee's proposals can be found through Texas Public Radio. The nominee's Republican opponent also made a campaign appearance in Houston, according to available information.
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