Will the margin of victory for Republicans in the Texas's 21st District House election be at least 3 percentage points?

The question concerns the margin of victory for Republicans in Texas's 21st District House election, but the provided news articles focus on the Texas Senate race involving Ken Paxton and James Talarico, not the House race in the 21st District. Article TIME article discusses Angela Paxton's ad and mentions polls showing Ken Paxton trailing Democrat James Talarico by a slim margin, which suggests a competitive Senate race but does not directly address the House district. Article thenewdaily.com.au article reports a darkening American mood and notes that Democrats are in their best position in Texas for at least a decade, implying potential headwinds for Republicans statewide, which could affect House races as well. Article Post article covers Trump's call for a debate in the Senate race, again not specific to the 21st District. Without any direct information about the Texas 21st District House election, the margin of victory is highly uncertain. However, the general trend of Democratic strength in Texas and Republican vulnerability, as indicated in thenewdaily.com.au article, suggests that a large Republican margin (3 percentage points or more) is less likely than a closer race. Given the lack of district-specific data and the broader context of a potentially competitive environment, a probability of 0.35 reflects a leaning toward NO, but with significant uncertainty due to the absence of relevant articles.