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USA: James Talarico Une Faith and Progressive Patterns in Texas

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo
He said that "God is not binary", had as his life plan to be a pastor, defended progressive guidelines and now wants to win an election in Texas. With an unusual profile for such a mission, James Talarico, 37, is pointed out by the researches as favorite in the Senate's contest in the second most populous state of the United States, on November 3. Read more (10/11/2026
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At 37 years old, Texas politician seeks to break democratic taboo in the state and is the target of criticism for statements such as "God is non-binary"

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37-year-old James Talarico could win the Texas Senate seat and do something the Democrats haven't succeeded in the state since 1988.

·Linz, Austria
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A Democratic hope has been resurrected in Texas. His name is James Talarico. He is running to become the party's first Texas senator in 38 years. And he is already being predicted to have an even greater destiny.

He said that "God is not binary", had as his life plan to be a pastor, defended progressive guidelines and now wants to win an election in Texas. With an unusual profile for such a mission, James Talarico, 37, is pointed out by the researches as favorite in the Senate's contest in the second most populous state of the United States, on November 3. Read more (10/11/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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