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Elizabeth Warren ends her presidential campaign

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the presidential race following another round of disappointing finishes in primary contests across the country on Super Tuesday. The Massachusetts senator, who centered her bid on a promise to wipe out corruption in Washington, announced her decision on a staff call Thursday morning and later held a

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Biden rode late momentum to Texas primary victory with large county wins – but El Paso went for Sanders

Pink indicates counties that voted for Biden, Blue for Sanders and Orange for Bloomberg. (Map: Texas Tribune) EL PASO, Texas — Former vice president Joe Biden bested Bernie Sanders in Texas on the strength of Election-Day ballots that heavily favored him in the state’s most populous counties, according to a Texas Tribune analysis. Hours before

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New Mexico governor hints at presidential endorsement soon, wants nominee who can unify

SANTA FE, New Mexico — Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham hinted Wednesday that she may endorse one of her party’s presidential candidates and emphasized the need for a leader who can bridge political divides and get things done. Reversing course from a spokeswoman’s statement Tuesday that the governor “is not making an endorsement,”

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Bloomberg drops out & endorses Biden, who won 9 states including Texas; Sanders won 4 including California

Here’s a look back at how Super Tuesday unfolded. Bloomberg tells ABC News he’s dropping out Mike Bloomberg ended his presidential campaign on Wednesday morning and endorsed Joe Biden, closing out an audacious run that saw the former New York mayor spend hundreds of millions of his own money to fund his late entry bid.

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Ordaz-Perez wins Texas House Dist. 76 seat

EL PASO, Texas — Claudia Ordaz-Perez defeated Elisa Tamayo on Tuesday night to replace incumbent Texas state Rep. Cesar Blanco. Ordaz-Perez held a clear lead with most of the votes counted. Blanco is running for the Texas Senate seat held by Jose Rodriguez, who is stepping down. Both Tamayo and Ordaz-Perez are Democrats. There were

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Wiles re-elected El Paso Sheriff

EL PASO, Texas — There were four Democratic candidates running for El Paso County Sheriff on Tuesday, but ABC-7 projected incumbent Sheriff Richard Wiles won that race by a large margin. He defeated El Paso Police Sgt. Ron Martin, Canutillo ISD Police Chief Carlos Carrillo and Raul Mendiola, who works in security for the Ysleta

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Trump, Cornyn win Texas GOP vote

AUSTIN, Texas — President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. John Cornyn were renominated Tuesday evening by Texas Republicans as primary polls across the state closed. Most polls closed at 7 p.m. CST, with El Paso and other areas in the Mountain Time Zone closing an hour later. Texas’ Democratic primary was being closely watched nationwide

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On election eve, El Paso judge claims to return $10k campaign donation that raised conflict questions

EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso County judge overseeing a lawsuit against Walmart filed by victims’ families of the Aug. 3 mass shooting is now claiming to have returned a $10,000 campaign contribution from the out-of-town law firm representing those families. His campaign marketing director, on the eve of the Texas primary election, said

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Lawyers suing over Walmart shooting donate $10k to re-election campaign of El Paso judge hearing the case

EL PASO, Texas — An out-of-town law firm representing Aug. 3 shooting victims and their families in a lawsuit against Walmart contributed $10,000 to the re-election campaign of El Paso Judge Sergio H. Enriquez, who is presiding over the case in the 448th District Court. That’s according to campaign finance reports filed with the Texas

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