In a surprising political upset, Texas Congressman Al Green, known for his vocal opposition to former President Donald Trump, has lost his primary runoff election to 38-year-old Christian Menefee. Menefee, who recently took over the Houston-area seat after the passing of Congressman Sylvester Turner, is projected to defeat Green, who has served in Congress for nearly 40 years. The runoff was necessitated after neither candidate achieved a majority in the initial primary held on March 3. This election result signals a shift towards a younger generation of Democratic leadership in Texas, particularly as the state's congressional districts have been redrawn, potentially costing Democrats several seats in the upcoming midterms. Green, who famously interrupted Trump during speeches and filed articles of impeachment against him at least six times, has been a prominent figure in Texas politics. His defeat is seen as a referendum on the Democratic establishment in favor of new voices like Menefee, who previously served as Harris County's attorney.