Win or lose in Texas on Tuesday, Republicans will still run plenty of America's state capitols. “But Texas means more,” said Amy Hagstrom Miller, owner of the abortion provider Whole Woman's Health, who has taken lawsuits over new abortion restrictions in Texas to the U.S. Supreme Court. As a generation of GOP dominance in Texas wobbles heading into Election Day — the tight polls and record-shattering early turnout of 9 million voters are unlike anything seen here before — nowhere is the state's recent shift into a battleground more on display than in the fight for control of the state House of Representatives.