A US Senate candidate recently visited San Antonio as part of a campaign stop. James Talarico is the candidate who made the stop in the city. Further information about the campaign stop is available from local news source kens5.com. Details about the visit and Talarico's campaign can be found on the kens5.com website for those interested in learning more.
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