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Ted Cruz said the sentence nobody in Texas Republican politics thought they would ever hear. “Texas is blue. That is a hard sentence to utter. But Texas, today at least, is blue. As we sit here today, I am the only statewide elected Republican who remains in Texas.” He posted it Wednesday night, hours after the count finished what his warnings had predicted. Days before the election he had said on his podcast that Republicans could lose every single statewide race in Texas. They did.

The sweep ran the whole ballot. Talarico beat Paxton 55.1 to 43 for the Senate seat, the first Democrat to win it since 1988. Hinojosa beat Abbott 52.8 to 45.7 for governor. Goodwin beat Patrick for lieutenant governor. Johnson took attorney general, Eckhardt took comptroller, Flores took land commissioner, Tucker took agriculture, Rosenthal took the Railroad Commission. Thirteen of fourteen statewide races. Cruz called it a Watergate-level repudiation and an ass-kicking, and he blamed the cost of living: food, gas, diesel, insurance, the prices voters feel every day.

Cruz said he called Talarico to congratulate him, and he promised Texas will be red again. But the promise sits next to the record: two years ago Cruz carried Hispanics statewide by six points and swung the Rio Grande Valley red for the first time in a century. On Tuesday the same voters walked away. The warning was public, the numbers were public, and the party did not listen. Texas is blue today because the people who were told to wait for relief stopped waiting.