For years, Democrats have tried to win the state by focusing on cities and suburbs. But that hasn’t been enough. Now, they think they can finally push Texas over the edge by targeting the reddest areas of the state.AP Photo/LM OteroIn late September, in downtown Odessa, Texas, five cars were parked in front of the Ector County Democratic Party headquarters, which shares a dusty office with the town’s first-ever Hispanic attorney. Driving around deep-red West Texas, it’s rare to see a vehicle that isn’t a pickup, but outside the office two of the five cars were hybrids. Inside, where...…For years, Democrats have tried to win the state by focusing on cities and suburbs. But that hasn’t been enough. Now, they think they can finally push Texas over the edge by targeting the reddest areas of the state.AP Photo/LM OteroIn late September, in downtown Odessa, Texas, five cars were parked in front of the Ector County Democratic Party headquarters, which shares a dusty office with the town’s first-ever Hispanic attorney. Driving around deep-red West Texas, it’s rare to see a vehicle that isn’t a pickup, but outside the office two of the five cars were hybrids. Inside, where...WW…