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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 21 MIN

‘Inside Texas Politics’: Don Huffines, Junior Ezeonu, Jason Villalba, and the Record Turnout for the Texas Primary

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0:00 Preview: Texas Primary Surprises & Political Shakeups 0:30 Texas Political Headlines: Gonzalez Resigns, Agriculture Controversy 2:14 Don Huffines Wins GOP Comptroller Primary 3:36 Huffines on Auditing Government Waste in Texas 6:40 Roundtable: Why Polls Missed Key Texas Primary Races 9:38 Junior Ezeonu Upsets Veteran Democrat Chris Turner 11:46 Campaign Strategy: How Door Knocking Beat Big Money 14:45 Latino Voters and What the Texas Primary Revealed 18:03 Roundtable: What the Results Mean for November

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In the March 8 episode, Don Huffines, the GOP nominee for Texas Comptroller, discusses why he would want hundreds of auditors from the office to look into local governments. State Rep.-Elect Junior Ezeonu explains how he managed to defeat a veteran incumbent at the ripe old age of 26. And the CEO of the Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation, Jason Villalba, on the single most important story to emerge from the Primary election.

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