Paxton Skips Alamo Rally, Shifts Tour
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Ken Paxton’s campaign has moved its final stop away from the Alamo, the historic San Antonio site, after initially announcing a “Come and Take It” rally there. The attorney general’s team posted an event page indicating he would instead spend Monday evening about 300 miles away in Allen, Texas, while still visiting San Antonio on Sunday evening for a stop roughly 15 miles north of the Alamo. The Alamo Trust’s rules prohibit political advocacy or fundraising events on the property, a factor that may have influenced the decision. Paxton will still swing by San Antonio, but the marquee Alamo gathering has been dropped from the tour.
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Timeline
- On October 31 2026 Paxton plans Alamo rally for tour finale.
- On November 1 2026 Campaign cancels Alamo stop, moves to Allen.
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The Washington Post — Paxton Skips Alamo Rally, Shifts Tour
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