As the Texas Senate race between incumbent Ted Cruz and challenger Colin Allred approaches Election Day, both candidates are making final efforts to sway voters. Cruz is actively courting Latino voters along the border and focusing on gaining support from rural areas, while Allred is rallying in urban centers and emphasizing issues like reproductive rights. The race has drawn significant national attention, characterized as one of the most expensive and competitive Senate campaigns, with recent polls suggesting a tight contest. Fundraising efforts have brought in tens of millions, highlighting the stakes involved for both parties. Analysts speculate on what could make the difference as both candidates make their closing appeals to voters.