Ted Cruz campaigns in Nacogdoches, Tyler ahead of Election Day

TYLER – As we get closer to election day, the Texas Senate race is on and Senator Ted Cruz made several stops in East Texas along his campaign trail. According to our news partner KETK, Senator Cruz visited two local cities, stopping first in Nacogdoches at CC’s Smokehouse. 411 East Texans crowded into the restaurant on Friday to hear him speak. Cruz and his team then moved on to the city of Tyler in Smith County where he greeted local voters.

He spoke to the packed rooms about his list of accomplishments over the last 12 years in Washington and on making the economy stronger for everyone and keeping Texas like Texas. At both stops Cruz said this is a race unlike any other which makes East Texas vital for voter turnout.

“I worked hand in hand with Donald Trump to secure the boarder and we achieved incredible success, we produced the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years,” Cruz said.

“Because they don’t want to see Texas go the way of California they don’t want to see high taxes and high regulations and jobs killed,” said Cruz.

“We need East Texas to show up in massive numbers. I’ll say, if you’ve voted already that’s fantastic, go bring your friends and family to vote and if you haven’t voted, early voting is this week and next please come out,” said Cruz. “This race we’ve seen a bunch of poles that show this is a one or two or three-point race.”