A Democratic congressman from Dallas seeks to topple U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas' Senate race and break the party's 30-year drought in Lone Star politics. U.S. Rep.

Thirty-four seats in the U.S. Senate are up for election on Tuesday, putting the balance of power between Democrats and Republicans in question.

With the 2024 election just days away, a lot of focus has been on a Texas showdown for the U.S. Senate between Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democrat Colin Allred. With election day on Tuesday, FOX 26's Greg Groogan and FOX 4's Steven Dial sat down with Cruz and Allred as both candidates made a last-minute push to win voters.

Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democratic challenger Colin Allred returned to the Dallas area to make their closing arguments in the final days of Texas’ red-hot U.S. Senate race. Cruz fired up supporters Friday at a Plano “party barn” where the walls were covered in old-timey memorabilia.

The race for Texas U.S. Senate draws national attention. Republican Senator Ted Cruz looks to maintain his seat as Democratic Congressman Colin Allred looks to unseat him. “Well listen, I think you can walk and chew gum at the same time.

In the Texas U.S. Senate race, Ted Cruz and Collin Allred are making their final campaign efforts. NASCAR is no longer competing with the NFL for eyeballs. It's time to reward a champion in a much fairer way.