Brandon Creighton

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Voting-record position0.190
CoverageMar 2, 2021 to Apr 21, 2021
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Most distinctive Culture 4.1 pp above the party median

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Culture5.6%1.4%+4.1 ppOver-indexed12
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Brandon Creighton

@SenCreighton

Republican TX Senate

On this day in 1836, in the midst of the Texas Revolution, while the Alamo was under siege by Santa Anna's army, 59 courageous delegates gathered in Washington-on-the-Brazos and officially declared Independence from Mexico - the Republic of Texas was born. #TexasIndependenceDay https://t.co/cFkD5HAKxI

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Brandon Creighton

@SenCreighton

Republican TX Senate

Happy San Jacinto Day! 185 years ago today, Texas Independence was won on the San Jacinto battlefield. One 18-minute battle changed the futures of Texas, America & the world forever. That same fierce spirit of independence lives on in the hearts of Texans today. God Bless Texas. https://t.co/sgaqrc5jp8

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Brandon Creighton

@SenCreighton

Republican TX Senate

185 years ago today, the defenders of The Alamo gave the final measure of their devotion and honor in the fight to make Texas free. We remember The Alamo. #RememberTheAlamo https://t.co/vMPBJirS7d

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Brandon Creighton

@SenCreighton

Republican TX Senate

For me, Texas Independence Day is deeply personal. My fifth great grandfather, Col. Martin Parmer (sometimes spelled "Palmer") chaired the Texas Constitutional Convention at Washington-on-the-Brazos as the Alamo fell. 1/2 https://t.co/XcfQAiuTHU

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