Texas voters weigh state politics and the economy ahead of November election

Texas voters are heading into the Nov. 3 election with major races on the ballot, including governor, U.S. Senate, and control of seats in Congress and the state legislature. At the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, voters told Fox News Digital that economic pressures, especially inflation and rising costs, are shaping how they view the state’s political future. Some said Texas will remain Republican, while others said parts of the state are becoming more favorable to Democrats. Several voters said their decisions will be influenced less by party loyalty than by concerns about affordability, disposable income, and the broader direction of the economy.