A number of Dallas’s most prominent buildings were lit up on Monday in teal to support the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s (AFA) annual “Light the World in Teal” campaign.
However in photographs shared on social media some of the buildings looked blue and platform users jokingly linked this to Tuesday’s midterm election campaign, when the Democrats are hoping to win a Texas Senate seat for the first time since Lloyd Bentsen in 1988.
An AFA spokesperson told Newsweek some buildings were lit up in colors other than teal—a blue-green color—because it wasn’t in their lighting systems, in which case they used the closest available color…