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Texas Senate candidate @BetoORourke walked with his family from their Sunset Heights home to the polling station at the El Paso Community College Rio Grande Campus. #TXSen #BetoForSenate #BetoForTexas pic.twitter.com/h3RN5VbOxQ
— mark lambie (@LambieMark) November 6, 2018
Students at UTEP’s Centennial Plaza are trying to rally people to vote in the midterm elections by offering rides to the polling stations on Tuesday, Nov. 6. @UTEP_Prospector #ElectionDay #MidtermElection2018 pic.twitter.com/0BcLBrVLx2
— Valeria Olivares (@valeriaolie) November 6, 2018
As we can see, the Texas Senate race has attracted national attention. Plenty of reporters at Beto’s Thank You Watch party, here at Southwest University Park. Event starts at 7 pm! @UTEP_Prospector #ElectionDay #MidtermElection2018 pic.twitter.com/biQWmTd3pH
— Andrea Valdez-Rivas (@andreyuh___) November 7, 2018
With 55 precincts reporting @BetoORourke showing 52 percent of the vote, ahead of @tedcruz #midterms #Election2018
— Genevieve Curtis (@CurtisKFOX_CBS) November 7, 2018
Beto O' Rourke's lead trims to less than 2 percent, with more than a third of the vote counted #MidtermElections2018
— Edwin Delgado (@EdwinDelgado13) November 7, 2018
Long lines of people are forming just outside of Southwest University Park, waiting to enter the stadium for Beto’s watch party.@UTEP_Prospector #ElectionDay #MidtermElection2018 pic.twitter.com/TzVfSsqleb
— Andrea Valdez-Rivas (@andreyuh___) November 7, 2018
El Paso County, home to @BetoORourke, now over 200,000 votes with 30 minutes of voting remaining. This is up from 82,000 in 2014, and nearing the 219,000 from 2016.
— Bob Moore (@BobMooreNews) November 7, 2018
People at Veronica Escobar’s watch party in Later, Later react to @CNN’s livestream of the midterm elections on Nov. 6.@UTEP_Prospector #ElectionDay #MidtermElection2018 pic.twitter.com/tQaSwDttMD
— Valeria Olivares (@valeriaolie) November 7, 2018
In his El Paso County home, @BetoORourke wins 74% of the early vote.
— Bob Moore (@BobMooreNews) November 7, 2018
BREAKING: Veronica Escobar is elected into the U.S. House, becoming El Paso’s first woman in Congress and the first Texas Latina in the U.S. House on Nov. 6.@UTEP_Prospector #ElectionDay #MidtermElection2018 pic.twitter.com/udPPPFu6yb
— Valeria Olivares (@valeriaolie) November 7, 2018
Athough not a surprise Beto O'Rourke comes up short and losses to Ted Cruz in the senate. A small consolation for El Paso voters @vgescobar will become the first Latina Texas has sent to Congress. #MidtermElections2018
— Edwin Delgado (@EdwinDelgado13) November 7, 2018
Texas Senate candidate @BetoORourke just came out to meet with his family and closest friends. pic.twitter.com/6JT1fpjVbq
— Bob Moore (@BobMooreNews) November 7, 2018
LIVE: Ted Cruz speaks after @NBCNews projects he is re-elected to Senate. https://t.co/T0OlPOEej3
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 7, 2018
LIVE: Beto O'Rourke speaks after @NBCNews projects Ted Cruz wins Texas Senate race. https://t.co/0FUdb5iB00
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 7, 2018
Texas 2018 midterm election results: Republicans win U.S. Senate, Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Agriculture, Land, and Railroad Commissioner, as well as the 3 seats in the Texas Supreme Court.#ElectionDay #Midterms2018
— The Prospector (@UTEP_Prospector) November 7, 2018
