By Patrick Svitek
The Texas primary feels bigger than ever. While the November elections are still eight months away, more than a dozen consequential primaries in the Lone Star State are rapidly approaching.
At the top of the ticket, a longtime Senate incumbent, Republican John Cornyn, is struggling to win renomination in a primary dominated by questions about President Donald Trump’s influence and the broader evolution of the GOP. Democrats are also grappling with an identity crisis in their own primary for Senate.
But farther down the ballot, the competition is just as intense. The Trump-backed redrawing of the state’s…
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