• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Digital News Updates
  • Home
  • News
  • Politics
  • Business

Las Vegas wrestler rattles Texas special election

March 5, 2021

Just moments before the filing deadline Wednesday, a 6-foot-7-inch former pro wrestler from Las Vegas unexpectedly appeared at the Texas secretary of state’s office to file for a vacant congressional seat.

He said Ted Cruz and the Trump family sent him.

That candidate, Dan Rodimer, is sending shock waves through the race to replace the late Rep. Ron Wright (R-Texas) — the first competitive special election since former President Donald Trump left office and an important suburban bellwether.

READ MORE

Filed Under: Politics

Related Articles:

  • Michigan Attorney General Race Tightens as Republicans Target Democratic-Held Seat
  • Hageman, Byrd Face Off in Wyoming Senate
  • Poll: Inflation tops voter concerns, national debt near the bottom
  • White House Report Estimates $49 Trillion Cost of Democratic Socialist Policies
  • New Ad Featuring Smokejumper Targets Forstag
  • Election Prediction Markets Surpass $1.4 Billion

Primary Sidebar

— Advertisement —

Digital News Updates Logo

Recent News Posts

  • Federal Judge Kathleen Lane Honored at Investiture Ceremony in Billings
  • Gianforte Tours 35-Home Workforce Housing Development in Billings
  • Pentagon Awards $41 Million to Build New School at Arizona Air Force Base
  • 4-H Clubs Can Make a Difference for Post-High School Success. Here’s How It’s Happening in Colorado

Recent Politics Posts

  • Election Prediction Markets Surpass $1.4 Billion
  • Michigan Attorney General Race Tightens as Republicans Target Democratic-Held Seat
  • Rounds Leads Bengs in South Dakota Senate Race
  • Hageman, Byrd Face Off in Wyoming Senate

Recent Business Posts

  • SpaceX Faces Higher Financing Costs AI Chip Deal
  • JetBlue Creditors Hire Restructuring Advisers as Airline’s Stock and Debt Hit Record Lows
  • American Express Profit Jumps 28%
  • Amazon Earnings Thursday: Wall Street Expects $202 Billion in Revenue as AI Spending Surges

Copyright © 2026 Digital News Updates, All Rights Reserved.