TEXAS, USA — Note, only races with challengers are posted at this time.
STATEWIDE RESULTS
Governor of Texas - GOP
- Greg Abbott (Incumbent) (R) - 66% (1,285,049 votes) ✅
- Paul Belew (R) - 1% (11,212 votes)
- Danny Harrison (R) - 1% (9,958 votes)
- Kandy Kaye Horn (R) - 1% (23,314 votes)
- Don Huffines (R) - 12% (231,606 votes)
- Rick Perry (R) - 3% (62,036 votes)
- Chad Prather (R) - 4% (73,835 votes)
- Allen West (R) - 12% (237,659 votes)
Governor of Texas - DFL
- Beto O'Rourke (D) - 91% (871,742 votes) ✅
- Inocencio "Inno" Barrientez (D) - 1% (12,127 votes)
- Michael Cooper (D) - 3% (28,757 votes)
- Joy Diaz (D) - 3% (30,785 votes)
- Rich Wakeland (D) - 1% (11,891 votes)
Lieutenant Governor - GOP
- Dan Patrick (Incumbent) (R) - 77% (1,278,174 votes) ✅
- Trayce Bradford (R) - 6% (93,031 votes)
- Todd M. Bullis (R) - 2% (33,232 votes)
- Daniel Miller (R) - 7% (113,245 votes)
- Aaron Sorrells (R) - 4% (63,689 votes)
- Zach Vance (R) - 4% (63,631 votes)
Lieutenant Governor - DFL
- Michelle Beckley (D) - 30% (268,351 votes)
- Carla Brailey (D) - 28% (247,098 votes)
- Mike Collier (D) - 42% (376,688 votes)
Attorney General - GOP
- Ken Paxton (Incumbent) (R) - 43% (739,696 votes)
- George P. Bush (R) - 23% (391,776 votes)
- Louie Gohmert (R) - 17% (294,459 votes)
- Eva Guzman (R) - 18% (305,101 votes)
Attorney General - DFL
- Mike Fields (D) - 12% (108,887 votes)
- Rochelle Garza (D) - 44% (391,832 votes)
- Joe Jaworski (D) - 22% (175,866 votes)
- Lee Merritt (D) - 19% (167,888 votes)
- S. "T-Bone" Raynor (D) - 5% (47,741)
Commissioner of Agriculture - GOP
- Sid Miller (R) - 59% (876,258 votes) ✅
- Carey A. Counsil (R) - 10% (153,769 votes)
- James White (R) - 31% (465,556 votes)
Commissioner of Agriculture - DFL
- Susan Hays (D) - 83% (695,693 votes) ✅
- Ed Ireson (D) - 17% (146,375 votes)
Railroad Commissioner - GOP
- Wayne Christian (R) - 47% (679,905 votes)
- Dawayne Tipton (R) - 11% (166,824 votes)
- Marvin "Sarge" Summers (R) - 12% (171,873 votes)
- Sarah Stogner (R) - 15% (219,350 votes)
- Tom Slocum Jr (R) - 14% (207,993 votes)
Comptroller of Public Accounts- GOP
- Glenn Hegar (R) - 82% (1,219,430 votes) ✅
- Mark V. Goloby (R) - 18% (271,231 votes)
Comptroller of Public Accounts- DFL
- Tim Mahoney (D) - 19% (163,698 votes)
- Angel Luis Vega (D) - 35% (300,498 votes)
- Janet T. Dudding (D) - 46% (392,120 votes)
Commissioner of Gen Land Office - GOP
- Don W. Minton (R) - 11% (131,849 votes)
- Tim Westley (R) - 15% (211,595 votes)
- Jon Spiers (R) - 13% (183,021 votes)
- Weston Martinez (R) - 6% (92,120 votes)
- Dawn Buckingham (R) - 42% (596,575 votes)
- Rufus Lopez (R) - 3% (42,708 votes)
- Victor Avila (R) - 7% (90,644 votes)
- Ben Armenta (R) - 3% (42,025 votes)
Commissioner of Gen Land Office - DFL
- Michael Lange (D) - 20% (166,077 votes)
- Sandragrace Martinez (D) - 32% (273,745 votes)
- Jinny Suh (D) - 22% (182,863 votes)
- Jay Kleberg (D) - 26% (222,442 votes)
DISTRICT RACES
U.S. House Texas District 17 - GOP
- Pete Sessions (R) - 69% (44,956 votes) ✅
- Rob Rosenberger (R) - 8% (4,946 votes)
- Paulette Carson (R) - 11% (7,071 (votes)
- Jason Nelson (R) - 12% (8,059 votes)
U.S. House Texas District 8 - GOP
- Morgan Luttrell (R) - 53% (31,920 votes)
- Christian Collins (R) - 22% (13,067 votes)
- Jonathan Hullihan (R) - 13% (7,758 votes)
- Dan McKaughan (R) - 2% (1,486 votes)
- Taylor Whichard (R) - 0% (262 votes)
- Jonathan Mitchell (R) - 1% (628 votes)
- Candice Burrows (R) - 2% (1,266 votes)
- Jessica Wellington (R) - 2% (1,339 votes)
- Chuck Montgomery (R) - 2% (1,107 votes)
- Betsy Bates (R) - 1% (665 votes)
- Michael Philips (R) - 1% (662 votes)
State Representative, District 12 - GOP
- Kyle Kacal (R) - 48% (10,837 votes)
- Joshua Hamm (R) 11% (2,535 votes)
- Ben Bius (R) - 41% (9,334 votes)
State Representative, District 14 - GOP
- John Raney (R) - 57.07% (7,169 votes) ✅
- John Harvey Slocum (R) - 42.93% (5,393 votes)
State House District 14 - GOP
- Paul Pape (R) - 28% (5,461 votes)
- Stan Gerdes (R) - 29% (5,683 votes)
- Tom Glass (R) - 26% (4,970 votes)
- Jen Bezner (R) - 7% (1,320 votes)
- Trey Rutledge (R) - 10% (1,948 votes)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 - GOP
- Clint Morgan (R) - 43% (771,668 votes)
- Scott Walker (R) - 57% (584,467 votes)
TEXAS PROPOSITIONS
- Proposition 1
In light of the federal government’s refusal to defend the southern border. Texas should immediately deploy the National Guard, Texas military forces and necessary state law enforcement to seal the border, enforce immigration laws and deport illegal aliens.
- FOR: 93% (236,323 votes)
- AGAINST: 7% (18,369 votes)
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- Proposition 2
Texas should eliminate all property taxes within 10 years without implementing a state income tax.
- FOR: 74% (184,166 votes )
- AGAINST: 26% (63,977 votes)
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- Proposition 3
Texans should not lose their jobs, nor should students be penalized for declining a COVID-19 vaccine.
- FOR:88% (224,728 votes)
- AGAINST: 12% (30,338 votes)
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- Proposition 4
Texas schools should teach students basic knowledge and American exceptionalism and reject critical race theory and other curricula that promote Marxist doctrine and encourage division based on creed, race or economic status.
- FOR: 92% (233,242 votes)
- AGAINST: 8% ( 20,498 votes)
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- Proposition 5
Texas should enact a state constitutional amendment to defend the sanctity of innocent human life, created in the image of God, from fertilization until natural.
- FOR:84% (208,907 votes)
- AGAINST: 16% (40,922 votes)
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- Proposition 6
The Republican-controlled Texas Legislature should end the practice of awarding committee chairmanships to Democrats.
- FOR: 81% (199,419 votes)
- AGAINST: 19% (47,526 votes)
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- Proposition 7
Texas should protect the integrity of our elections by verifying that registered voters are American citizens, restoring felony penalties and enacting civil for vote fraud and fighting any federal takeover or state elections.
- FOR: 96% (244,967 votes)
- AGAINST: 4% (10,436 votes)
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- Proposition 8
Texas should ban chemical castration, puberty blockers, cross sex hormones and genital mutilation surgery on all minor children transition purposes.
- FOR:93% (235,912 votes)
- AGAINST: 7% (17,244 votes)
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- Proposition 9
Texas parents and guardians should have the right to select schools, whether public or private for their children and the funding should follow the student.
- FOR: 87% (220,704 votes)
- AGAINST: 13% (33,236 votes)
BRAZOS COUNTY
County Court at Law No. 2 - GOP
- Roy Brantley (R) - 58.14% (8,337 votes) ✅
- Mark Maltsberger (R) - 41.86% (6,002 votes)
District Clerk - GOP
- Krystal Kelly (R) - 30% (4,625 votes)
- Gabriel Garcia (R) - 38.20% (5,825 votes)
- Margaret Meece (R) - 31.47% (4,798 votes)
County Treasurer - GOP
- Laura Taylor Davis (R) - 63% (8,299 votes) ✅
- Cristian Villarreal (R) - 37% (4,949 votes)
County Commissioner Precinct 2 - GOP
- Ronnie Vitulli Sr.(R) - 11% (630 votes)
- Russ Ford (R) - 33.50% (1,978 votes)
- Chuck Konderla (R) - 44% (2,587 votes)
- Silas Garrett Jr.(R) - 12.02% (710 votes)
County Commissioner Precinct 4 - DFL
- Prentiss E Madison Sr. (D) - 31% (448 votes)
- Wanda J Watson (D) - 29.19% (425 votes)
- Ann Boney (D) - 19.30% (281 votes)
- Roy Flores (D) - 21% (302 votes)
Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 - DFL
- Darrel Booker (D) - 41.59% (601 votes)
- Celina Vasquez (D) - 45.61% (659 votes)
- Loretta Montoya Garcia (D) - 12.80% (185 votes)
BURLESON COUNTY
Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 - GOP
- James Baldwin (R)- 47% (250 votes)
- Cullen "Dusty" Tittle (R) 53% ( 285 votes)
County Commissioner, Precinct 2 - GOP
- Vincent C. Svec Jr. (R) - 57% (147 votes)
- Brandon Odstricil (R) - 43% (109 votes)
GRIMES COUNTY
County Clerk - GOP
- Vanessa Burzynski (R) - 58% (1,879 votes) ✅
- Stacey Male (R) - 19% (662 votes)
- Britney Husfeld (R) -25% (857 votes)
County Commissioner, Precinct No.2 - Voting Pcts: 1, 4, 9, 14
- David Tullos (R) - 53% (756 votes) ✅
- David E. Dobyanski (R) - 42% (553 votes)
LEON COUNTY
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 - GOP
- Randee Doak (R) - 30% (273 votes)
- Tommy Page (R) -37% (332 votes)
- Victoria N. Downie - (R) 14% (130 votes)
- Jimmy Carrigan - (R) 18% (162 votes)
Commissioner Precinct 2 - GOP
- Paul Newman Bing (R) - 53% (422 votes) ✅
- David Ferguson (R) - 47% (381 votes )
Commissioner Precinct 4
- Thomas Jefferson Foley (R) - 28% (285 votes)
- Ronald Ryder (R) - 26% (268 votes)
- Dennis Noey Senior- (R) 17% (173 votes)
- Roy Borgman (R) - 19% (192 votes)
- Laramie Willis (R) - 10% (101 votes)
MADISON COUNTY
Criminal District Attorney - GOP
- Courtney Smith Cain (R) - 74% (1,678 votes) ✅
- Brian Risinger (R) - 26% (603 votes)
County Commissioner Precinct. 4 - GOP
- David Pohorelsky (R)- 63% (421 votes) ✅
- Justin Lawson (R) - 37% (252 votes)
Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 - GOP
- Jon Stevens (R) - 58% (643 votes) ✅
- Aaron Campbell (R) - 42% (474 votes)
County Judge - GOP
- Tony Leago (R) - 77% (1,732 votes) ✅
- Andre Colonel Dean (R) 23% (523 votes)
ROBERTSON COUNTY
County Judge - GOP
- Joe David Scarpinato (R) - 53% (1,543 votes) ✅
- John T. Hurley II (R) - 28% (816 votes )
- Keith Sanders (R) - 19% (555 votes)
County Treasurer - GOP
- Mindy Brewer Turner (R) - 58% (1,671 votes) ✅
- Lisa Yezak (R) - 42% (1,197 votes)
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No 3. - GOP
- R. Duane Houston (R) - 67% (1,112 votes) ✅
- Daniel McCarthy (R) - 33% (537 votes)
County Commissioner Precinct 2 - GOP
- Candice Bullock (R) - 56% (927 votes) ✅
- Mark Schonefeld (R) - 44% (722 votes)
