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'A shift in the air': Can young voters turn Texas blue?

'A shift in the air': Can young voters turn Texas blue?
France 24 Monday 02 November 2026, 10:43 UTC By FRANCE24 1 min read
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Texas has long been a Republican stronghold. But could that be starting to change? On the eve of themidterm elections, some younger voters are expressing growing frustration with the political establishment.

Texas has long been a Republican stronghold. But could that be starting to change? On the eve of themidterm elections, some younger voters are expressing growing frustration with the political establishment. In Austin, the state capital, our special correspondent Tarek Kai spoke to young voters to hear about their expectations and concerns, and to find out whether they think Texas could turn blue. [Image text:] Elsth oodny SAINE Kalie Kam iOZ GLORIA USA 2026 FRANCE 24
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