A look at what's next after Trump, Cruz win big for GOP in Texas

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

82% : Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the wins by Trump and Cruz.
80% : Trump won the counties surrounding McAllen, Brownsville and Laredo along the border this year after losing these areas by wide margins four years ago.As expected, Texas GOP Chair Abraham George celebrated the wins by Trump and Cruz.
79% : In the Midwest, Trump won two states the Vice President was ahead in before Election Day: Wisconsin where Trump won by point 0.8 percentage points and Michigan where he won by 1.5 percentage points.
65% : In Georgia, Trump won by 2.3 percentage points, also higher than the polling average.
63% : Abbott also said there's enough money to also boost public schools.
61% : In Tarrant County this year, Trump won by more than 42,000 votes.
59% : Trump expanded his support among Hispanic voters, and the impact of this was seen in South Texas.
56% : In the biggest battleground, Pennsylvania, Trump won by 2.0 percentage points and in North Carolina, the former President won by 3.4 percentage points.
54% : A look at the historic margin of victory for Trump in Texas.
52% : Trump was also leading in Nevada by 3.4%, also higher than the Real Clear Politics average of polls.
51% : In the presidential race in Texas, Trump beat the current Vice President, 56% to 42%.
51% : Watch Jack's full interview with Texas GOP Chair Abraham George:For months leading up to the election, the polls showed a very tight race - particularly in the seven battleground states where Trump won.
50% : We also know Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is also close to Trump.
46% : In Arizona, Trump is leading Harris by 5.9%, a bigger margin than the final Real Clear Politics average of polls.
41% : Trump did have a higher margin of victory in Texas than Bush had in 2000.
26% : Trump also won in Collin and Denton counties, but lost in Dallas County in both elections.

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