WASHINGTON — Texas voters go to the polls Tuesday for the first major primaries of the 2022 election cycle.
This is the state’s first election using a new congressional map that added two districts but drastically reduced the number in which there is real competition between Democrats and Republicans. That means that, in the majority of the state’s 38 House districts, the winner of one party’s nomination will likely be going to Congress. There is no Senate race this year, but several competitive primaries on both sides of the aisle could provide clues to what to expect for the midterm cycle. Here are five things to watch:
Will Cuellar survive?
