DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FEDERAL US Senator
Jasmine Crockett - 38
Ahmad R. Hassan - 2
James Talarico - 58
US House of Representatives, District 11
Pedro (Pete) Ruiz - 39
Claire Reynolds - 51
STATE
Governor
Patricia Abrego - 2
Gina Hinojosa - 63
Jose Navarro Balbuena - 5
Bobby Cole - 6
Angela 'TiaAngie' Villescaz - 4
Andrew White - 6
Chris Bell - 9
Carlton W. Hart - 0
Zach Vance - 0
Lieutenant Governor
Marcos Isaias Velez - 29
Courtney Head - 21
Vikki Goodwin - 39
Attorney General
Joe Jaworski - 35
Anthony 'Tony' Box - 22
Nathan Johnson - 28
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Michael Lange - 22
Savant Moore - 9
Sarah Eckhardt - 55
Commissioner of General Land Office
Benjamin Flores - 58
Jose Loya - 30
Commissioner of Agriculture
Clayton Tucker - 83
Railroad Commissioner
Jon Rosenthal - 80
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
Cory L. Carlyle - 19
Maggie Ellis - 65
Justice, Supreme Court, Pl. 2
Chari Kelly - 77
Justice, Supreme Court, Pl. 7
Gordon Goodman - 25
Kristen Hawkins - 62
Justice, Supreme Court, Pl. 8
Gisela D. Triana - 76
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3
Okey Anyiam - 74
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4
Audra Riley - 77
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9
Holly Taylor - 76
State Senator, District 28
Riley Rodriguez - 84
State Representative, Dist. 68
Jasmine Henderson - 79
Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 2
Tom Baker - 72
Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 3
Marc M. Meyer - 69
Chief Justice, 15 Court of Appeals District
Jerry Zimmerer - 72
Chief Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals District
Darlene Byrne - 73
BALLOT PROPOSITIONS
Proposition 1: Texas should expand Medicaid and ensure access to affordable healthcare for all.
YES: 96; 99% NO: 1; 1%
Proposition 2: Texans should support humane and dignified immigration policies and pathways to citizenship.
YES: 94; 99% NO: 1; 1%
Proposition 3: Texans should have the right to make their own healthcare decisions, including reproductive rights.
YES: 96; 99% NO: 3; 1%
Proposition 4: Texas should address the state’s housing crisis in affordability and access in both urban and rural communities.
YES: 93; 95% NO: 5; 5%
Proposition 5: Texas should fund all public schools at the same per-pupil rate as the national average.
YES: 90; 93% NO: 7; 7%
Proposition 6: Secure online voter registration should be accessible to all eligible Texas residents.
YES: 94; 94% NO: 6; 6%
Proposition 7: Texas should have a clean and healthy environment that includes water, air, and biodiversity. Texas must preserve the state's natural, cultural, scenic, and recreational resources.
YES: 97; 99% NO: 1; 1%
Proposition 8: Texas should legalize cannabis for adults and automatically expunge criminal records for past low-level cannabis offenses.
YES: 83; 86% NO: 14; 14%
Proposition 9: Texas should raise salaries to at least the national average and should provide a cost-of-living increase based on the national Consumer Price Index every two years to current/retired school and state employees.
YES: 97; 99% NO: 1; 1%
Proposition 10: Texas should ban racially motivated redistricting, ban mid-decade redistricting, and create a non-partisan redistricting board to redraw lines every 10 years.
YES: 91; 94% NO: 6; 6%
Proposition 11: The Working Class should be eligible for greater federal income tax relief and have their tax burden fairly shifted onto the wealthiest.
YES: 94; 96% NO: 4; 4%
Proposition 12: Texas should expand accessible public transportation opportunities in rural and urban communities so residents can get to their workplaces, schools, and healthcare.
YES: 97; 98% NO: 2; 2%
Proposition 13: Texas should prevent individuals with a history of domestic abuse from purchasing firearms by implementing “red flag” laws.
YES: 97; 97% NO: 3; 3%
No Local Democratic Races
REPUBLICAN PARTY
FEDERAL US Senator
Ken Paxton - 554
Virgil John Bierschwale - 7
Wesley Hunt - 124
Guirez “Gus” Khan - 4
John O. Adefope - 3
Sara Canady - 14
John Cornyn - 473
Anna Bender - 18
US Representative, District 11
August Pfluger - 938
STATE
Governor
Nathaniel Welch - 6
Pete “Doc” Chambers - 167
Evelyn Brooks - 14
R.R. “Bob” Achgill - 6
Mark V. Goloby - 1
Ronnie Tullos - 3
Charles Andrew Crouch - 8
Kenneth Hyde - 2
Greg Abbott - 992
Arturo Espinosa - 16
Stephen Samuelson - 7
Lieutenant Governor
Dan Patrick - 1012
Perla Munoz Hopkins - 67
Timothy Mabry - 87
Esala Wueschner - 9
Attorney General
Aaron Reitz - 165
Joan Huffman - 126
Mayes Middleton - 439
Chip Roy - 387
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Kelly Handock - 355
Christi Craddick - 293
Don Huffines - 460
Michael Berlanga - 26
Commissioner of General Land Office
Dawn Buckingham - 973
Commissioner of Agriculture
Sid Miller - 805
Nate Sheets - 373
Railroad Commissioner
Hawk Dunlap - 131
Bo French - 157
Katherine Culbert - 96
Jim Wright - 378
James “Jim” Matlock - 203
Justice Supreme Court
Jimmy Blacklock - 911
Justice Supreme Court, Place 2
James P. Sullivan - 905
Justice Supreme Court, Place 7
Kyle Hawkins - 895
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8
Brett Busby - 894
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3
Lesli Fitzpatrick - 244
Brent Coffee - 213
Thomas Smith - 221
Alison Fox - 145
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4
Kevin Patrick Yeary - 875
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9
Jennifer Balido - 241
John Messinger - 637
State Senator, District 28
Charles Perry - 919
State Representative, District 68
David Spiller - 922
Chief Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District
Scott Brister - 862
Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 2
Scott K. Field - 858
Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 3
April Farris - 860
Chief Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals District
Cory Liu - 847
District Judge, 424th Judicial District
Evan Clay Stubbs
COUNTY County Judge
Jody A. Fauley - 1060
County and District Clerk
Christi Whitley - 1041
County Tax Assessor-Collector
Lois Hegar Lebow - 952
County Treasurer
Kristi Weyerts - 743
Cassandra Merriman - 159
Kristina Lively - 237
County Surveyor
George M. Anthor, 111 - 1024
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2
Michael Poe - 177
Rickey Lusty - 180
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4
Greg McGregor - 164
Pat Pool - 176
County Justice of the Peace
Sharon Blossman - 1027
County Chair
Jeffrey F. Carlson - 946
BALLOT PROPOSITIONS
Proposition 1: Texas property taxes should be assessed at the purchase price and phased out entirely over the next six years through spending reductions.
YES: 1044; 88% NO: 140; 12%
Proposition 2: Texas should require any local government budget that raises property taxes to be approved by voters at a November general election.
YES: 1145; 94% NO: 79; 6%
Proposition 3: Texas should prohibit denial of healthcare or any medical service based solely on the patient’s vaccination status.
YES: 871; 72% NO: 335; 28%
Proposition 4: Texas should require its public schools to teach that life begins at fertilization.
YES: 1055; 87% NO: 154; 13%
Proposition 5: Texas should ban gender, sexuality, and reproductive clinics and services in K-12 schools.
YES: 1127; 93% NO: 84; 7%
Proposition 6: Texas should enact term limits on all elected officials.
YES: 1126; 92% NO: 95; 8%
Proposition 7: Texas should ban the large-scale export or sale of our groundwater and surface water to any single private or public entity.
YES: 1132; 94% NO: 73; 6%
Proposition 8: The Texas Legislature should reduce the burden of illegal immigration on taxpayers by ending public services for illegal aliens.
YES: 1151; 95% NO: 66; 5%
Proposition 9: The Republican- controlled Texas Legislature should stop awarding leadership positions, including committee and subcommittee chairmanships and vice chairmanships, to Democrats.
YES: 919; 79% NO: 244; 21%
Proposition 10: Texas should prohibit Sharia Law.
YES: 1066; 96% NO: 41; 4%