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Each day, more incumbent politicians and front-runners in Texas are skipping debates during the primary elections. Why is this happening?
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Election experts say in today’s political climate, debates can sometimes hurt candidates more than they help. There’s an argument for good government and an informed electorate, but many debates — especially during primaries, when there are few policy differences between platforms — have devolved into contests for sound bites and mudslinging, experts say.