S. Senate race. A Democratic candidate is currently ahead in the polls.
This is according to a survey from a research center at a university in Texas. The candidate in question is James Talarico, and he is leading his Republican opponent. This trend has been observed in multiple polls.
Further information about the survey and its findings can be found through Houston Public Media, including details about the research center that conducted the poll and the current state of the Senate race.
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