Craig Goldman Elected to Congress from Texas
Craig Goldman Elected to Congress from Texas
Craig Goldman Elected to Congress from Texas
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Craig Goldman, a Republican state legislator from Texas, has won the congressional election in the 12th District, defeating Democrat Trey Hunt by a significant margin of 64% to 36%. This victory marks the first time in over a decade that there are three Jewish Republicans in Congress, joining Reps. Max Miller and David Kustoff. Goldman succeeds retiring Rep. Kay Granger, who held the position since 1997, in a district that heavily favors Republicans. Known for his legislative experience and support for Israel, Goldman has expressed commitment to continued aid for U.S. allies. His campaign was bolstered by substantial endorsements and fundraising advantages over Hunt, who previously lost to Granger in 2022. The election results reflect a broader trend of Republican strength in traditionally GOP-dominant regions of Texas.

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