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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ousted more than half the Republican legislators who opposed his “school choice” agenda.
Nine out of 16 Republicans who opposed the governor’s voucher plan lost reelection, and four others who chose not to seek another term in office were replaced by pro-voucher candidates.
The primary and runoff elections also marked a big win for the national school choice movement.
AFC Victory Fund indicated last fall that it was prepared to spend $10 million on state elections in 2024 .
Club for Growth said: “We will spend whatever it takes.” The American Federation for Children did not respond to requests for comment.
The Club For Growth said it would spend $100 million on Texas state elections.
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