Abbott Votes, Predicts Strong Showing With Latinos

Attorney General Greg Abbott voted with his family Thursday, then confidently predicted he would reach his goal of a strong finish in heavily Hispanic South Texas. The Republican candidate for governor said he was buoyed by the long lines at the Randall’s grocery store in south Austin, where he cast a vote alongside his wife, Cecilia, and his teenage daughter, Audrey.

“I feel good,” Abbott said. “I feel good about the long line that we were in. Voter turnout seems to be up today, but I’m going to be campaigning today through Election Day because I want to ...

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