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Exclusive: Mama’s Boy Talarico Appears To Have Broken Texas Election Law

It’s an interesting twist in the key Senate race, given that Talarico has accused his opponent of illegally voting in elections.

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Woke warrior James Talarico sounds like your classic mama’s boy. The 37-year-old Texas Senate candidate reportedly shares an individual checking account with his mother, a frequent contributor to his campaigns. 

And records obtained by The Federalist show the Democratic Party’s great white hope for blueing up deep red Texas used his mother’s Austin address to register to vote in order to launch a previous campaign — an apparent violation of Texas election law. 

It’s an interesting twist in the key Senate race, given that Talarico has accused his opponent, Republican state Attorney General Ken Paxton, of illegally voting in elections from the “wrong address.” 

‘Urging Me to Move Back’

In October 2021, Talarico jumped on Twitter and blasted Texas Republicans for redrawing political districts that “gerrymandered” him out of his seat representing the state’s 52nd House District. Talarico has often boasted how in 2018 he beat a Trump-endorsed Republican in the district representing his home city of Round Rock. The school teacher-turned-“equitable education” consultant lived at 5657 Porano Circle in Round Rock at the time. He was the youngest lawmaker elected to the Texas Legislature.  

But after winning reelection in 2020, the Republican-controlled Texas Legislature set out to redraw the state’s political boundaries, turning the 52nd into a heavily red House district. Talarico shook his fist at his political enemies and decided to run for House District 50, where Democrat incumbent Celia Israel opted not to seek reelection to focus on her campaign for Austin mayor. 

“Republicans have gerrymandered me out of my district. If they think they can keep me off the House floor, they better think again,” the Democrat warned on his Twitter account. “I’m grateful to everyone urging me to move back to HD50 — where I grew up — to run for the seat being vacated by my friend Rep Israel.”

Republicans have gerrymandered me out of my district.If they think they can keep me off the House........

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