A new Texas Republican primary runoff race for the U.S. Senate seat shows Attorney General Ken Paxton holding a narrow lead over incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, with a small share of voters still undecided. Bloomberg reports Paxton edges Cornyn in a recent poll as the party contest nears its final stage. The Hill cites a poll conducted by the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston, finding 48% of likely Republican voters supporting Paxton and 45% supporting Cornyn, while 7% are undecided. Breitbart also reports that Paxton leads in a survey of likely Republican runoff voters, describing the margin as small and highlighting that some voters remain uncommitted ahead of the upcoming May contest. Across the outlets, the race is portrayed as closely contested, with Paxton’s advantage within a narrow range and the outcome still sensitive to the undecided vote. The polling reflects voter sentiment among likely runoff participants as the runoff approaches.