“Shell be great if we can get her elected.”
The hard part will be the primary against incumbent Congressman Pete Sessions, who will have unlimited money to spend (he had raised $1.3 million by the end if 2013 and was only getting started). But whoever wins the GOP nomination will be elected in November, not because the district is particularly Republican (it gave Romney 57%, which was his lowest vote percentage in a CD currently held by a Republican), but because Democrats aren’t really contesting the seat (the filing deadline was Dec. 9, and the only Dem candidate is a guy who hasn’t reported raising any money and whose website doesn’t have any information).
The fact that Pete doesn’t live in the district anymore is playing very well for Katrina.