Rep. Tony Gonzales advances to runoff election after alleged affair with aide who fatally lit herself on fire

Source: New York Post

Rep. Tony Gonzales is headed to another runoff with his 2024 Texas GOP primary opponent after neither broke the 50% threshold to win their party’s primary Tuesday night. Republican voters in Texas’ 23rd Congressional District advanced the three-term congressman to a May 26 runoff election despite a dramatic personal saga about allegations of an affair with an aide who later killed herself.

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