A Democrat won the Texas Senate election in a district that had elected Republicans for years

In the special election for the US Senate in the state of Texas, which is pro-Republican, Democrat Taylor Remet won. He beat candidate Lee Wambsgans, who was personally supported by Donald Trump.

Source: CNN, Politico

Details: Democratic Rep. Taylor Remet, a union leader and Air Force veteran, has won election by more than 14 percentage points over President Donald Trump-backed Lee Wambsgans in a runoff election in the Fort Worth-area 9th District, it said.

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Remet’s direct speech: “This victory belongs to ordinary workers.”

Details: It is noted that the Democratic Party called the result another proof that voters are increasingly rejecting Republican candidates and their policies.

In turn, Wambsgans admitted her defeat and congratulated Remet on his victory.

Wambsgans direct speech: “Tonight is a wake-up call for Republicans in Tarrant County, Texas, and across the country. Democrats were energized. Too many Republicans stayed home.”

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