Former longtime Rep. Pete Sessions advanced Tuesday to a runoff for the Republican nomination in a rural central Texas district in his bid to return to Congress after being voted out of a different seat in 2018.
Sessions surged in a crowded field in the GOP primary amid criticism that he cherry-picked the district to return to Washington. It wasn’t immediately clear who he would face in the May runoff.
Sessions served 22 years before losing a Dallas district that flipped to Democrat in 2018. He then chose to run again in a more conservative, mostly rural area that includes his boyhood …read more
Source:: National Newswatch
