Texas Runoff Election TODAY - Vote PATRICK and PAXTON

Today is the 2014 Texas Republican Primary Runoff Election Day! VOTE from 7am to 7pm.

The people elected today will likely win against the Democrats in November, so this Republican Primary Runoff Election is very important.

There are many important races, but I have kind of taken a break and so I really have only gotten involved in 2 races, the Attorney General's Race and the Lieutenant Governor's race.

I SUPPORT DAN PATRICK for Texas Lieutenant Governor over David Dewhurst. You can search the many articles that I have written about him and you already have received several emails from me about Patrick.


I SUPPORT KEN PAXTON for Texas Attorney General over Dan Branch. I might have opposed Paxton in his race with Barry Smitherman because I believed that Smitherman was better in that race, but now the race is between just Paxton and Branch. Even though I initially supported Smitherman, I always declared that Paxton is a conservative and that I would hands down support him over the more moderate Dan Branch. For instance, I did not like that Paxton withdrew from the race vs Joe Straus, but at least Paxton had the guts to oppose Straus in the first place, and not only that, Branch was one of the guys who helped elect Joe Straus and Branch completely supports Straus. Texas needs Paxton for Attorney General and not Dan Branch!

Right Place Right Time: Texas Soldier Saves Kidnapped Girl in Missouri

An Army Reserve friend of mine, Christine Clow, was supposed to be back in southeast Texas today after visiting her boyfriend in Missouri. Due to unforeseen circumstances, Clow ended up getting stuck in Missouri. Clow getting stuck in Missouri ended up being what saved a little girl’s life from a drunken kidnapper this morning (5/23/2014) at Clear Folk Lake, Knob Knoster, MO. I think that this is a little more than just right place right time. God works in mysterious ways for sure!

Here is what happened according to Christine Clow:

“Today my boyfriend and I went fishing. When we first got there we noticed a woman driving around with a child in the back of a white car. The woman parked her car in the grass next to the parking spaces and seemed completely incoherent and would only stand next to her car staring at the ground. After about 15 minutes the little girl that was with the woman came down to the other side of the lake bank to us alone. I immediately noticed she was really dirty, she smelled bad and had a large urine mark on her shorts despite wearing a diaper. I took the little girl back up the bank to look for what I thought was her mother. I looked everywhere and the woman was nowhere in sight. The little girl cried out several times for the woman and she did not appear. As I was walking by the woman's car I noticed a large bottle of liquor in the center console of the car. I took the little girl back down the bank to where my boyfriend was still fishing and told him we needed to call the police. Once the police arrived we learned that the little girl had been kidnapped and that an amber alert was about to be posted for her.”

Dan Patrick Responds to Outrageous Attack and Release of Medical Records from David Dewhurst

From Dan Patrick:

My Statement on Dewhurst's Attacks.....

The last 24 hrs have been some of the toughest in this campaign. David Dewhurst, who is trailing by a large margin in the polls going into early voting (which begins Monday), launched one of the dirtiest attacks anyone has launched on an opponent.

At first Dewhurst denied he had anything to do with the release of my medical records when I was treated for depression 30 years ago. He blamed former candidate Jerry Patterson for the release of records. However, in an e-mail sent out a few hours later in error to the media, Patterson clearly showed David was totally involved and knew everything that was happening.

I have never hidden the fact I struggled with depression in the 1980s, but I did keep the details private. They were personal as all medical issues are. I voluntarily entered a hospital in 1982 and then again in 1986 to treat my depression. The drugs that were prescribed for me in the hospital only made it worse. By 1987, through prayer, the love of my family and my doctor I was finally able to defeat depression. I have not seen a doctor or taken any medication for depression or any other mental health issue since 1987.

Millions of Texans have had an episode of depression or know of a family member who has. One reason I have talked about this issue on the radio over the years is to let people know there is no shame in asking for help or seeking treatment for depression. We must remove the stigma of seeking help for mental health. In most cases depression can be cured.

I have gone on to have a very productive and successful life for the last 30 years. My recently released medical exam shows I am in excellent physical and mental health as I have been for decades.

This has also been a test of my Christian faith. I open every speech with I'm a Christian first and conservative second. It's now time to live my faith through actions and not just words. There are two verses close to my heart that have kept me strong.

Isaiah 54:15 If anyone does attack you, it will not be my doing, whoever attacks you will surrender to you

Isaiah 54:17 No weapon formed against you will prevail, and you will refute every tongue that accuses you

My campaign has been focused on the issues, namely cutting property taxes and securing the border. Meanwhile Dewhurst has spent millions attacking me and to date not one single dollar on why he should be re-elected or on any issue. It's time to put an end to the dirty political tricks of David Dewhurst. It's the only way he knows how to campaign. We've seen it before.

I am the best candidate for Lt Governor. I am ready to serve and I ask for you vote. Early Voting begins Monday and election day is May 27th. You can get involved at http://www.danpatrick.org/

Ted Cruz: “Dewhurst was FOR in State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants before he was Against It”

"This is another Republican primary year conversion by David Dewhurst. He was for in-state tuition for illegal immigrants before he was against it.” – Ted Cruz

Securing the Texas/Mexico border is a very important issue for a long time, and it is a big issue that has come up in the current Texas Lieutenant Governor’s March 27^th, 2014 Republican Primary Runoff Election between Dan Patrick and David Dewhurst. It has been for a very long time that the border and illegal immigration has been an issue, but yet it seems as if nothing has been done. There were National Guard troops there at one point but they have been scaled back for some time now and Texas has not stepped in to do much to fill in the void. My brother served on the border for a year and personally witnessed battles and explosions along the border. This is Texas for crying out loud, why have we not been able to do anything significant to protect our border? I believe this lack of sufficient action reflects poorly on the current leadership. That is a key reason why Conservative Dan Patrick is challenging the current leadership. Is David Dewhurst a really bad guy or a liberal? No, but Texas needs leadership that will not back down and take Texas to the next level of getting things done instead of playing politics. That is why Texas elected Ted Cruz as our US Senator instead of David Dewhurst. I believe that most of us Texans would agree that Ted Cruz was the right man for the job and has done an amazing Job standing up for conservative values and fighting instead of compromising.

On top of a lack of meaningful border security, there has also been a lack of meaningful legislation to “stop the magnet” so to speak. In other words, we have to secure the border, but we also have to end the incentives that are a magnet for people coming over the border illegally instead of coming over the right, legal way.

Some supporters of Dewhurst will claim that Patrick or his supporters are not credible or are lying about Dewhurst on issues like the border and illegal immigration. Well how about listening to the words of our trusted US Senator Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz pointed out Dewhurst’s hypocrisy during the 2012 U.S. Senate campaign.

During the campaign, Dewhurst said he would not have signed the in-state tuition bill. Based on Dewhurst’s actions as Lt. Governor, Ted Cruz said:

"This is another Republican primary year conversion by David Dewhurst. He was for in-state tuition for illegal immigrants before he was against it. The next Senator from Texas needs to be a strong conservative who knows what he believes. I strongly oppose in-state tuition for illegal aliens, and categorically oppose amnesty or preferential treatment for illegal immigrants" (Corpus Christi Caller Times, 09/27/2011).

 

David Dewhurst’s Record:

 

-  Dewhurst allowed for the expansion of in-state tuition of illegal immigrants. Senate Bill 1528 (79-R)

-  Dewhurst allowed for the expansion of free healthcare for illegal immigrants. Senate Bill 309 (78-R)

-  Dewhurst supports amnesty – what he calls a “path to legal status.” Senate Bill 309 (78-R)

-  Dewhurst reduced spending on the budget line items for border security and fighting criminal gangs.  LBB Report White Paper

 

Dan Patrick’s Record:

 

Demand Reimbursement from Federal Government

*SCR 6 (2013)- Demands reimbursement by federal government for border security costs (Dan co-authored).

Proclaims Texas’ dissatisfaction with the federal government’s inadequate efforts to secure the Texas-Mexico international border. Urges the Congress of the United States to reimburse the State of Texas in the amount of $221,600,000 for bearing the financial burden of the federal government’s responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border. (Did not pass)

Prohibit Sanctuary Cities

• *SB 358 (2009)- Prohibits Sanctuary Cities (by Dan Patrick)

States that a local governmental entity may not enact a policy under which the entity will not fully enforce federal immigration laws. It further provides that if a local entity adopts such a policy, a private citizen will be able to file a writ of mandamus to compel compliance. The entity may also lose state grant funds if it adopts such a policy. (Did not pass)

• *HB 12 (2011)- Prohibited Sanctuary cities (Dan Co-sponsored).

The bill prohibits certain local government entities from undertaking certain actions that would restrict the enforcement of state and federal immigration law and by allowing the filing of a related citizen complaint. (Did not pass)

• *SB 124 (2011)- Prohibits Sanctuary cities (by Dan Patrick)

The bill prohibits certain local government entities from undertaking certain actions that would restrict the enforcement of state and federal immigration law and by allowing the filing of a related citizen complaint. (Did not pass)

• *SB 14 (2013(3))- Prohibits Sanctuary cities (by Dan Patrick)

The bill prohibits certain local government entities from undertaking certain actions that would restrict the enforcement of state and federal immigration law and by allowing the filing of a related citizen complaint. (Did not pass)

Increase Penalties on Illegal Immigration

• *SB 773 (2007)- Made illegal immigration a state crime (by Dan Patrick)

Would have created the offense of criminal trespass by illegal aliens (Class B) and prescribed certain procedures for arresting illegal aliens suspected of committing criminal offenses. (Did not pass)

• *HB 260 (2011)- Enhances penalties for human smuggling (Dan Sponsored).

Enhances state human smuggling laws to 2nd degree felony. (Passed)

• *SB 394 (2011)- Created a new offense for unlawful transport of illegal aliens (by Dan Patrick)

Would have created an offense of unlawful transport of an undocumented person. (Did not pass) 

Discourage Illegal Hiring Practices

• *SB 357 (2009)- Prohibits knowing employment of illegal aliens (by Dan Patrick)

Would create a prohibition against the knowing employment of persons not lawfully present in the United States and the suspension of licenses held by certain employers for the knowing employment of those persons. (Did not pass)

• *SB 30 (2013 (1)- Prohibits the knowing employment of illegals (by Dan Patrick)

Would prohibit the knowing employment of unauthorized foreign nationals and to creation of a biennial report regarding reported violations. (Did not pass)

Remove social enticements to illegals

• SB 268 (2007)- Wire transfer fee revenue to fund border security.

 

Placed a fee on the wire transfer of small amounts of money outside the United States and dedicates the revenue to fund increased border security. (Did not pass)

 

• *SB 1464 (2007)- Canceled voter registration of non-citizens (Dan joint authored)

Would cancel voter registrations for non-U.S. citizens. Requires the secretary of state to cancel an individual’s voter registration immediately after receiving the list of persons excused from jury summons due to noncitizenship. This bill also requires the county registrar to send a written notice to those who have had their voter registration cancelled. (Did not pass) 

 

• *SB 1784 (2009)-Required lawful presence for getting a driver’s license (Dan  co-authored).

Would have required citizenship or lawful presence in the United States for issuance of a driver’s license, personal identification certificate, commercial driver’s license, or commercial driver learner’s permit. (Did not pass)

Enable local law enforcement

• *HB 13 (2007)-Created Border Security Council (Dan co-sponsored).

Would have improved homeland security in Texas by creating the Border Security Council, appointed by the governor. The bill provides that DPS has the primary responsibility to analyze and disseminate criminal intelligence information and to develop and operate a comprehensive intelligence database. Additionally, the bill authorizes private institutions of higher education to increase the security of their campuses and enforcement of state and local law. (Did not pass)

• *SB 1840 (2007)- Protected the right of law enforcement to inquire into immigration status (by Dan Patrick)

Protected the authority of a peace officer to inquire into the immigration status of certain persons after arrest of lawful detention. (Did not pass)

• *SB 268 (2007)-Placed a fee on money wired outside of US to fund border initiatives (by Dan Patrick)

Provided for an assessment of a 10 percent wire transfer fee on amounts up to $5,000 bound for foreign countries. This bill entitles U.S. citizens who pay this transfer fee to apply for a refund of the fee through the office of the comptroller of public accounts. Collected funds go into a border security account and authorizes its appropriation solely by the governor’s office for programs and initiatives to secure Texas’ international border. (Did not pass)

• *SB 11 (2009) – Gang enforcement bill (Dan co-authored).

Provides for criminal and civil penalties and enforcement options for individuals committing offenses related to gang activity; addresses post-conviction and post-adjudication provisions, provisions relating to an offense of graffiti, and matters relating to driver’s license restriction; provides for the electronic monitoring of certain criminal street gang members; and creates gang- free zones. (Did not pass)

• *SB 2584 (2009)- Required jails to determine citizenship status (by Dan Patrick)

Would require a sheriff or other officer in charge of a correctional facility to make a reasonable effort to determine a citizen’s status, if that defendant received in the facility has been convicted of certain felonies. (Did not pass)

• *SB 9 (2011)- Immigration Omnibus Bill (Dan joint authored).

The bill contains three main parts: a prohibition on sanctuary cities; required use of secure communities; and statutory authority for DPS to authenticate lawful presence when issuing state identification or driver’s licenses. (Did not pass)

• *SB 126 (2011)- Requires law enforcement to inquire into lawful presence (by Dan Patrick)

The duty and authority of a peace officer to inquire into the lawful presence of certain persons. (Did not pass)

• *SB 288 (2011)- Authorizes southbound checkpoints along border (Dan Co-authored).

Would authorize DPS to operate one or more southbound vehicle checkpoints near the international border of Texas for the purpose of preventing certain criminal offenses. (Did not pass)

• *SB 947 (2011)- Allows Border Patrol officers to arrest, search and seizure under the laws of Texas (by Dan Patrick)

The bill would grant a Customs and Border Protection Officer or Border Patrol Agent of the United States Customs and Border Protection or an immigration enforcement agent or deportation officer of the Department of Homeland Security the powers of arrest, search, and seizure under the laws of Texas as to felony offenses. (Did not pass)

Hypocrisy: Dewhurst Filed for Bankruptcy then Attacks Dan Patrick for Past Bankruptcy

Politics is, well, it is politics. If you can find something possibly negative about your opponent then you use it against him or her. I have no issue with that because it is important for voters to see where you rise above the other candidates in a race.

What I have an issue with is hypocrisy. I do NOT like it when a candidate does something wrong, but then bashes his opponents for doing the exact same thing. For example, if I voted to raise taxes it would be very hypocritical of me to bash someone for also voting to raise taxes while hiding the fact that I voted to raise taxes. That would be deceptive and flat out unethical. Now if I have never voted to raise taxes and my opponent did, then you better believe the people should know the truth that I do not raise taxes but my opponent did.

The 2014 Texas Republican Primary Runoff Election (May 27^th Election Day) includes a very heated race for Lieutenant Governor of Texas. The race has come down to Dan Patrick vs. David Dewhurst.

Dan Patrick is the clear conservative choice in this race. Patrick is endorsed by most conservative/tea party groups, and he also easily received the most amount of votes in the primary election. David Dewhurst knows he is losing the race so he has tried to attack Patrick. The problem is that David Dewhurst is attacking Dan Patrick for doing something that Dewhurst also has done! That is just hypocritical.

David Dewhurst attacks Dan Patrick over 28 year old Bankruptcy and back taxes even though Dewhurst had an even Bigger Bankruptcy than Patrick and Dewhurst also owed back taxes.

Fact: David Dewhurst and his companies have been involved in a bankruptcy case, a debt suit, tax liens and back taxes owed to the state. Dewhurst owed millions of dollars to creditors and the state through debts and unpaid taxes. If Dewhurst were to attack any other candidate for bankruptcy or tax issues, he must answer questions about his own bankruptcy, debt lawsuit and back taxes owed.

Fact: David Dewhurst’s business bankruptcy in 1982 listed debts of more than $7 Million, compared to Dan Patrick’s 1986 bankruptcy listing $816,000 in debts.

Fact: David Dewhurst and two of his companies were sued in 1983 by a Houston bank to recover an unpaid debt; Dewhurst was ordered to pay $832,805.

Fact: Dewhurst is a multimillionaire and he has yet to pay the people who worked for his failed 2012 US Senate campaign. David Dewhurst currently owes more than $1 million to vendors for services provided to his 2012 U.S. Senate campaign.

Fact: Dewhurst owed $1,542 in back taxes and fines to the Comptroller for unpaid franchise taxes relating to his company Trans-Gulf Supply. The company did not file a franchise tax return in 1984 and did not pay the state-required minimum tax. The company was subject to tax forfeiture in 1990. In 2000, the Comptroller’s Office informed Dewhurst that he owed use taxes on art and furniture he purchased in foreign countries.

Dan Patrick is the clearly the more solid, most outspoken conservative in this race.

This race is very similar to when conservative fighter Ted Cruz ran against David Dewhurst for US Senate. Sure, David Dewhurst is not a bad guy and not a liberal, but David Dewhurst just does not always put his foot in the ground and consistently stand for conservative values. Dewhurst is especially being hypocritical for attacking Patrick over things that Dewhurst is just as guilty of doing. Dewhurst likes to be a little friendlier to Democrats than what is needed. I understand wanting Democrats to be at the table and have a voice, but Dewhurst would go above and beyond and appoint Liberal Democrats and even liberal Republicans to key leadership positions in the Texas Senate. Even the big Wendy Davis “filibuster” to try to stop the new Texas Pro Life laws should have ended much sooner had it not been for Dewhurst not stopping it sooner. Dewhurst is no liberal, but Texas needs a conservative fighter who will go above and beyond. That is why I supported Ted Cruz over Dewhurst and that is also why I support Dan Patrick over Dewhurst in this Texas Lieutenant Governor Republican Primary Election May 27^th, 2014.

Texas Transvestite Teacher Confuses 5th Grade Students at Lumberton ISD – Suspended after Outrage

The small, predominantly Christian community of Lumberton, TX is once again about to hit the national scene. The Lumberton Independent School has suspended a transvestite teacher. There will be a School Board meeting this Thursday night at 7pm where it is expected there will be a large number of outspoken people from both sides who show up to speak during the public comment time. State Board of Education member David Bradly had this to say regarding the upcoming school board decision, “He does not have to be fired as substitutes are not under contract. The district just fails to call him for the next days work.” Furthermore, men who want to dress up as women are not a protected class under the Constitution or state law and therefore the teacher can be fired. Especially in schools, there is broad authority to make decisions based on what the people of the community wants and believes is in the best interest of the vulnerable students of the school district. I suspect the man will try to sue and we will have a trial with national implications.

If the board goes into executive session to privately discuss personnel, some believe that the School Board will also discuss who hired him in the first place and thought it was ok for him to wear a dress in front of 10 year olds who were so distracted that they could not take their tests. Superintendent John Valastro has taken heat in recent years due to high profile issues. In this case, Valastro is not over picking substitute teachers, but he did suspend the teacher following the recent complaints. I have written several articles regarding Lumberton ISD issues, from vulgar school plays with cursing, to CSCOPE, to students wearing Muslim Burqas, to liberal teachers wearing vote Obama shirts and telling students not to watch Fox News. John Griffing’s WND story on the Burqa issue led to national attention and even helped push out CSCOPE curriculum on a statewide level (although it is still around).

Lumberton is a great community and has a great educational environment compared to other public schools. I live here and I personally hate to see the school getting so much negative attention because it is not a reflection of the majority of the teachers and administration. Unfortunately, in order to fix problems and make sure they do not happen again, you have to expose the problems. It is a dirty job but someone has to do it.

I first heard about the issue when my youngest brother came home and told me about the kids talking about a male substitute teacher that was in a different class. This teacher was signing his name as Mrs. I thought that was strange, but I did not realize the extent of what was going on until I heard Chip Darby talking about the issue on freedom 1300. Apparently there was a male teacher wearing a dress and makeup at the Lumberton Intermediate School.

The teacher’s name is Laura Jane Klug (born Kurt Klug). I looked him up on Facebook and what I found was an emotionally disturbed and confused older man. He has not always wanted to be a woman. According to a note he posted on his Facebook page on July 7^th, 2011 titled “How Much More Can I Take?” Kurt Klug was emotionally distraught and seemingly ready to give in with his life because of the pain of his female wife leaving him. The pain and distraught of his wife leaving him must have driven him to decide that he wanted to become a woman. From 2011 until now, Kurt changed his name to Laura Jane Klug and started dressing up like a woman and acting like a woman. He has joined many lesbian, gay and transgender pages on Facebook. Oh, and he also likes Texas Politician Dan Branch’s page.

Let me get one thing straight, I do not hate this man, nor am I angry at him. I feel bad for him. He was so hurt and emotionally distraught that he was driven to wanting a radical change. He seems like he was and maybe still is a Christian, but he is certainly hurting and has lost his way. We all have issues and this is his issue.

That being said, a school house with young, impressionable, easily distracted and easily confused children is not the place for this man to be. The school has very strict dress codes and boys cannot even have long hair. The environment is controlled to minimize distractions so that the students can learn. Like it or not, a transvestite is a distraction. Not only that, he frightened and confused many students who then went home to their parents who had to have age inappropriate conversations with their children.

Roger Beard, whose son was in the class Klug was subbing, is an outspoken parent who talked to the local Channel 12 News about this issue. He said what concerns him is the distraction he believes a transgender teacher poses to ten and eleven year old children.

"If it does affect my child and his ability to learn or if it causes questions that I don't feel are appropriate then undoubtedly there's an issue with having somebody transgender, transsexual or transvestite, to be teaching that age group," Beard said.

Sheli Jones Wells also had a child in the class and she posted this comment on Facebook about the situation, “I did have to explain to my daughter what transgender was last Thursday afternoon because it was her home room class he was in. I was none to happy to venture down that road with my 11 year old. Judge? No. But do I have reservations about WHY this person wants to be in our schools for $60 a day, you better believe it.”

I wanted to hear what others in Lumberton had to say, that is when I took to Facebook to see what I could find out from friends who work at or have students at the Intermediate School.

The response I got was overwhelming.

Below are screenshots of what I posted on Facebook, and some of the responses that I got:

Election Results for Texas 2014 Republican Primary

Top Statewide Election Results:

Below is a quick summary of the top results from the top races in Texas. In the races with more than two candidates, if one of the candidates did not get over 50% of the vote then there will be a runoff election with the top two vote getters.

The FULL list of statewide election results can be seen by scrolling further down in this article, or at the Texas Secretary of State website here: https://team1.sos.state.tx.us/enr/results/mar04_169_state.htm?x=0&y=4889&id=38

US Senate: 

John Cornyn 59.44%
Steve Stockman 19.13%
Dwayne Stovall 10.71%

Governor:

Greg Abbott 91.50%

Lieutenant Governor:

Dan Patrick 41.45%
David Dewhurst 28.31%
Todd Staples 17.76%
Jerry Patterson 12.47%

Attorney General:

Ken Paxton 44.44%
Dan Branch 33.49%
Barry Smitherman 22.06%

Comptroller of Public Accounts:

Glenn Hegar 49.99%
Harvey Hilderbran 26.01%
Debra Medina 19.30%

Land Commissioner:

George P. Bush 73.00%
David Watts: 26.99%

Agriculture Commissioner:

Sid Miller 34.58%
Tommy Merritt: 20.95%
Eric Opiela 17.39

Railroad Commissioner:

Wayne Christian 42.68%
Ryan Sitton 30.52%
Becky Berger 16.82%

Supreme Court Chief Justice:

Jeff Brown 71.91%
Joe Pool 28.08%

Supreme Court Place 7:

Phil Johnson 64.02%
Sharon McCally 35.97%

FULL Unofficial Statewide Elections Results As Of: 3/5/2014 8:05:46 AM

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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Senator
	Curt Cleaver		REP	6,302	0.89%	12,351	0.94%
	Ken Cope		REP	23,718	3.36%	34,006	2.59%
	John Cornyn - Incumbent		REP	436,575	61.95%	778,912	59.44%
	Chris Mapp		REP	12,755	1.81%	23,230	1.77%
	Reid Reasor		REP	10,718	1.52%	20,552	1.56%
	Steve Stockman		REP	120,663	17.12%	250,746	19.13%
	Dwayne Stovall		REP	68,770	9.75%	140,403	10.71%
	Linda Vega		REP	25,188	3.57%	50,063	3.82%
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		Race Total		704,689		1,310,263
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.63%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 3
	Cami Dean		REP	1,334	5.63%	2,420	6.29%
	Sam Johnson - Incumbent		REP	19,230	81.25%	30,943	80.50%
	Josh Loveless		REP	1,239	5.23%	2,077	5.40%
	Harry Pierce		REP	1,864	7.87%	2,997	7.79%
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		Race Total		23,667		38,437
		Precincts Reported		178	of	178 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 4
	Tony Arterburn		REP	585	1.92%	1,250	1.90%
	Lou Gigliotti		REP	4,900	16.14%	10,592	16.13%
	Ralph M. Hall - Incumbent		REP	14,032	46.24%	29,815	45.42%
	Brent Lawson		REP	975	3.21%	2,287	3.48%
	John Ratcliffe		REP	8,661	28.54%	18,891	28.77%
	John Stacy		REP	1,191	3.92%	2,807	4.27%
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		Race Total		30,344		65,642
		Precincts Reported		337	of	337 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 6
	Joe Barton - Incumbent		REP	18,270	73.63%	32,579	72.65%
	Frank C. Kuchar		REP	6,543	26.36%	12,260	27.34%
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		Race Total		24,813		44,839
		Precincts Reported		261	of	261 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 8
	Kevin Brady - Incumbent		REP	23,185	67.58%	41,549	68.04%
	Craig McMichael		REP	11,122	32.41%	19,508	31.95%
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		Race Total		34,307		61,057
		Precincts Reported		208	of	208 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 11
	Wade Brown		REP	9,656	25.82%	18,979	26.32%
	Mike Conaway - Incumbent		REP	27,740	74.17%	53,107	73.67%
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		Race Total		37,396		72,086
		Precincts Reported		363	of	363 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 13
	Pam Barlow		REP	3,568	11.52%	8,860	13.34%
	Elaine Hays		REP	5,267	17.00%	12,438	18.73%
	Mac Thornberry - Incumbent		REP	22,132	71.46%	45,097	67.92%
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		Race Total		30,967		66,395
		Precincts Reported		386	of	386 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 15
	Doug Carlile		REP	3,418	42.49%	6,393	45.11%
	Eddie Zamora		REP	4,626	57.50%	7,776	54.88%
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		Race Total		8,044		14,169
		Precincts Reported		280	of	280 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 19
	Donald R. May		REP	7,704	22.87%	14,486	23.55%
	Randy Neugebauer - Incumbent		REP	21,959	65.19%	39,585	64.37%
	Chris Winn		REP	4,020	11.93%	7,422	12.06%
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		Race Total		33,683		61,493
		Precincts Reported		382	of	382 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 21
	Matt McCall		REP	12,976	31.89%	22,596	33.91%
	Lamar Smith - Incumbent		REP	25,603	62.94%	40,262	60.42%
	Michael J. Smith		REP	2,099	5.16%	3,772	5.66%
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		Race Total		40,678		66,630
		Precincts Reported		289	of	289 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 23
	Francisco "Quico" Canseco		REP	6,261	42.12%	10,204	40.37%
	Will Hurd		REP	6,003	40.38%	10,348	40.94%
	Robert Lowry		REP	2,600	17.49%	4,723	18.68%
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		Race Total		14,864		25,275
		Precincts Reported		300	of	301 Precincts		99.67%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 26
	Michael Burgess - Incumbent		REP	19,921	83.49%	33,727	82.60%
	Joel A. Krause		REP	3,577	14.99%	6,406	15.68%
	Divenchy Watrous		REP	362	1.51%	696	1.70%
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		Race Total		23,860		40,829
		Precincts Reported		170	of	170 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 32
	Katrina Pierson		REP	7,240	31.30%	16,560	36.38%
	Pete Sessions - Incumbent		REP	15,884	68.69%	28,954	63.61%
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		Race Total		23,124		45,514
		Precincts Reported		209	of	209 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
U. S. Representative District 36
	John Amdur		REP	714	2.54%	1,470	2.85%
	Brian Babin		REP	9,463	33.71%	17,167	33.36%
	Doug Centilli		REP	1,275	4.54%	3,499	6.79%
	Jim Engstrand		REP	714	2.54%	1,281	2.48%
	Phil Fitzgerald		REP	1,928	6.86%	3,383	6.57%
	Pat Kasprzak		REP	623	2.21%	1,116	2.16%
	John Manlove		REP	1,871	6.66%	3,554	6.90%
	Chuck Meyer		REP	928	3.30%	1,573	3.05%
	Kim I. Morrell		REP	750	2.67%	1,440	2.79%
	Dave Norman		REP	1,271	4.52%	2,322	4.51%
	Robin Riley		REP	1,432	5.10%	2,644	5.13%
	Ben Streusand		REP	7,097	25.28%	12,009	23.33%
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		Race Total		28,066		51,458
		Precincts Reported		274	of	274 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Governor
	Greg Abbott		REP	654,976	92.02%	1,219,831	91.50%
	Lisa Fritsch		REP	29,444	4.13%	58,742	4.40%
	SECEDE Kilgore		REP	9,136	1.28%	19,021	1.42%
	Miriam Martinez		REP	18,148	2.54%	35,416	2.65%
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		Race Total		711,704		1,333,010
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.80%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Lieutenant Governor
	David Dewhurst - Incumbent		REP	195,460	27.32%	376,164	28.31%
	Dan Patrick		REP	309,669	43.29%	550,742	41.45%
	Jerry Patterson		REP	90,820	12.69%	165,777	12.47%
	Todd Staples		REP	119,291	16.67%	235,972	17.76%
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		Race Total		715,240		1,328,655
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.76%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Attorney General
	Dan Branch		REP	220,116	32.24%	426,561	33.49%
	Ken Paxton		REP	294,198	43.09%	566,080	44.44%
	Barry Smitherman		REP	168,411	24.66%	281,050	22.06%
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		Race Total		682,725		1,273,691
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.36%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Comptroller of Public Accounts
	Glenn Hegar		REP	322,327	49.00%	610,493	49.99%
	Harvey Hilderbran		REP	184,905	28.11%	317,703	26.01%
	Debra Medina		REP	121,678	18.50%	235,699	19.30%
	Raul Torres		REP	28,785	4.37%	57,240	4.68%
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		Race Total		657,695		1,221,135
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.97%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Commissioner of the General Land Office
	George P. Bush		REP	513,852	75.04%	934,501	73.00%
	David Watts		REP	170,892	24.95%	345,550	26.99%
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		Race Total		684,744		1,280,051
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.41%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Commissioner of Agriculture
	J. Allen Carnes		REP	78,629	12.31%	147,599	12.44%
	Joe Cotten		REP	91,363	14.30%	173,380	14.61%
	Tommy Merritt		REP	132,854	20.80%	248,568	20.95%
	Sid Miller		REP	243,621	38.14%	410,273	34.58%
	Eric Opiela		REP	92,248	14.44%	206,383	17.39%
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		Race Total		638,715		1,186,203
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.72%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Railroad Commissioner
	Becky Berger		REP	103,713	16.25%	197,791	16.82%
	Malachi Boyuls		REP	63,287	9.92%	117,117	9.96%
	Wayne Christian		REP	260,994	40.91%	501,789	42.68%
	Ryan Sitton		REP	209,925	32.90%	358,817	30.52%
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		Race Total		637,919		1,175,514
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.64%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
	Nathan Hecht - Incumbent		REP	372,845	58.86%	707,664	60.48%
	Robert Talton		REP	260,532	41.13%	462,247	39.51%
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		Race Total		633,377		1,169,911
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.60%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 - Unexpired Term
	Jeff Brown - Incumbent		REP	453,234	73.05%	820,558	71.91%
	Joe Pool		REP	167,175	26.94%	320,532	28.08%
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		Race Total		620,409		1,141,090
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.38%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7
	Jeff Boyd - Incumbent		REP	547,205	100.00%	998,124	100.00%
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		Race Total		547,205		998,124
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		7.33%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8
	Phil Johnson - Incumbent		REP	388,854	62.61%	731,247	64.02%
	Sharon McCally		REP	232,186	37.38%	410,843	35.97%
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		Race Total		621,040		1,142,090
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.39%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3
	Bert Richardson		REP	367,379	60.97%	666,572	60.38%
	Barbara Walther		REP	235,137	39.02%	437,374	39.61%
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		Race Total		602,516		1,103,946
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.11%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4
	Richard Dean Davis		REP	156,225	26.17%	305,960	27.96%
	Jani Jo Wood		REP	102,924	17.24%	189,835	17.35%
	Kevin Patrick Yeary		REP	337,607	56.57%	598,203	54.68%
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		Race Total		596,756		1,093,998
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.04%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9
	W.C. "Bud" Kirkendall		REP	295,047	49.56%	520,693	47.72%
	David Newell		REP	300,186	50.43%	570,319	52.27%
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		Race Total		595,233		1,091,012
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		8.02%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Member, State Board of Education, District 7
	Rita Ashley		REP	24,483	47.00%	40,732	44.70%
	David Bradley - Incumbent		REP	27,608	52.99%	50,376	55.29%
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		Race Total		52,091		91,108
		Precincts Reported		598	of	598 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Member, State Board of Education, District 11
	Patricia "Pat" Hardy - Incumbent		REP	24,575	50.72%	43,106	49.57%
	Eric Mahroum		REP	20,707	42.73%	37,839	43.51%
	Lady Theresa Thombs		REP	3,169	6.54%	6,008	6.90%
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		Race Total		48,451		86,953
		Precincts Reported		594	of	594 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 2
	Bob Deuell - Incumbent		REP	11,796	49.07%	23,847	48.49%
	Bob Hall		REP	9,526	39.63%	19,085	38.81%
	Mark Thompson		REP	2,714	11.29%	6,240	12.69%
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		Race Total		24,036		49,172
		Precincts Reported		289	of	289 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 7
	Paul Bettencourt		REP	22,145	90.18%	39,423	89.17%
	James Wilson		REP	2,409	9.81%	4,784	10.82%
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		Race Total		24,554		44,207
		Precincts Reported		169	of	169 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 10
	Konni Burton		REP	11,269	44.83%	19,284	43.22%
	Tony Pompa		REP	3,010	11.97%	5,595	12.54%
	Jon Schweitzer		REP	806	3.20%	1,367	3.06%
	Mark M. Shelton		REP	8,689	34.57%	15,686	35.16%
	Mark Skinner		REP	1,359	5.40%	2,677	6.00%
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		Race Total		25,133		44,609
		Precincts Reported		357	of	357 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 16
	John Carona - Incumbent		REP	12,707	49.70%	24,501	49.36%
	Don Huffines		REP	12,859	50.29%	25,136	50.63%
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		Race Total		25,566		49,637
		Precincts Reported		270	of	270 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 17
	Derek A. Anthony		REP	3,892	17.01%	7,691	18.91%
	Joan Huffman - Incumbent		REP	18,976	82.98%	32,962	81.08%
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		Race Total		22,868		40,653
		Precincts Reported		347	of	347 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 25
	Donna Campbell - Incumbent		REP	25,023	54.80%	40,767	55.39%
	Elisa Chan		REP	11,432	25.03%	17,887	24.30%
	Mike Novak		REP	9,205	20.15%	14,942	20.30%
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		Race Total		45,660		73,596
		Precincts Reported		309	of	309 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Senator, District 31
	Mike Canon		REP	15,743	44.17%	33,223	47.56%
	Kel Seliger - Incumbent		REP	19,896	55.82%	36,623	52.43%
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		Race Total		35,639		69,846
		Precincts Reported		365	of	365 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 1
	George Lavender - Incumbent		REP	3,896	53.21%	7,898	45.65%
	Gary VanDeaver		REP	3,425	46.78%	9,400	54.34%
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		Race Total		7,321		17,298
		Precincts Reported		90	of	90 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 4
	Lance Gooden - Incumbent		REP	4,165	47.90%	8,079	48.96%
	Stuart Spitzer		REP	4,529	52.09%	8,421	51.03%
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		Race Total		8,694		16,500
		Precincts Reported		54	of	54 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 6
	Skip Ogle		REP	3,040	38.33%	6,304	38.93%
	Matt Schaefer - Incumbent		REP	4,890	61.66%	9,888	61.06%
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		Race Total		7,930		16,192
		Precincts Reported		45	of	45 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 8
	Byron Cook - Incumbent		REP	4,648	60.67%	10,223	58.62%
	Charles E. Morgan		REP	431	5.62%	1,109	6.35%
	Bobby Vickery		REP	2,582	33.70%	6,107	35.01%
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		Race Total		7,661		17,439
		Precincts Reported		92	of	92 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 10
	Duke Burge		REP	783	9.84%	1,493	10.12%
	Jake Ellzey		REP	1,238	15.55%	2,354	15.96%
	T.J. Fabby		REP	2,810	35.31%	5,624	38.13%
	John Wray		REP	3,126	39.28%	5,276	35.77%
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		Race Total		7,957		14,747
		Precincts Reported		54	of	54 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 11
	Travis Clardy - Incumbent		REP	7,087	86.26%	13,054	83.99%
	Tony Sevilla		REP	1,128	13.73%	2,487	16.00%
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		Race Total		8,215		15,541
		Precincts Reported		66	of	66 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 12
	Timothy Delasandro		REP	813	20.57%	2,328	23.70%
	Kyle Kacal - Incumbent		REP	3,139	79.42%	7,492	76.29%
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		Race Total		3,952		9,820
		Precincts Reported		116	of	116 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 15
	Mark Keough		REP	4,874	58.53%	8,288	57.38%
	Bruce Tough		REP	3,453	41.46%	6,154	42.61%
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		Race Total		8,327		14,442
		Precincts Reported		33	of	33 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 16
	Duane Ham		REP	626	6.37%	1,038	6.35%
	Gary A. Louie		REP	372	3.78%	625	3.82%
	Will Metcalf		REP	4,085	41.59%	6,833	41.82%
	Jason Millsaps		REP	170	1.73%	327	2.00%
	Ted Seago		REP	4,340	44.19%	7,128	43.62%
	Steve Simonsen		REP	227	2.31%	387	2.36%
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		Race Total		9,820		16,338
		Precincts Reported		37	of	37 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 18
	Terry Holcomb		REP	2,759	36.75%	5,275	38.16%
	John Otto - Incumbent		REP	4,747	63.24%	8,547	61.83%
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		Race Total		7,506		13,822
		Precincts Reported		60	of	60 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 21
	Judy Nichols		REP	3,133	42.20%	5,314	40.09%
	Dade Phelan		REP	4,290	57.79%	7,940	59.90%
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		Race Total		7,423		13,254
		Precincts Reported		76	of	76 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 23
	Wayne Faircloth		REP	3,573	65.09%	6,112	66.10%
	Bob Senter		REP	1,916	34.90%	3,134	33.89%
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		Race Total		5,489		9,246
		Precincts Reported		59	of	59 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 53
	Karen Harris		REP	3,166	21.58%	5,840	24.10%
	Rob Henneke		REP	4,556	31.05%	7,030	29.02%
	Andrew S. Murr		REP	6,262	42.68%	9,951	41.07%
	Tink Nathan		REP	159	1.08%	343	1.41%
	Wayne Ramsay		REP	527	3.59%	1,060	4.37%
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		Race Total		14,670		24,224
		Precincts Reported		103	of	103 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 55
	Ralph Sheffield - Incumbent		REP	2,107	45.49%	4,298	46.27%
	Molly S. White		REP	2,524	54.50%	4,989	53.72%
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		Race Total		4,631		9,287
		Precincts Reported		28	of	28 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 58
	DeWayne Burns		REP	2,004	30.46%	4,117	30.34%
	Philip Eby		REP	2,490	37.85%	5,442	40.11%
	Lyndon Laird		REP	441	6.70%	928	6.84%
	Henry W. Teich		REP	1,642	24.96%	3,079	22.69%
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		Race Total		6,577		13,566
		Precincts Reported		49	of	49 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 59
	Danny Pelton		REP	2,538	32.53%	4,798	31.13%
	Howard "Eddie" Ray		REP	600	7.69%	1,225	7.94%
	J.D. Sheffield - Incumbent		REP	4,663	59.77%	9,389	60.92%
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		Race Total		7,801		15,412
		Precincts Reported		90	of	90 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 60
	Cullen Crisp		REP	5,432	43.56%	10,992	43.70%
	James L. "Jim" Keffer - Incumbent		REP	7,038	56.43%	14,160	56.29%
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		Race Total		12,470		25,152
		Precincts Reported		105	of	105 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 64
	Myra Crownover - Incumbent		REP	3,836	56.68%	6,001	54.86%
	Read King		REP	2,931	43.31%	4,937	45.13%
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		Race Total		6,767		10,938
		Precincts Reported		44	of	44 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 66
	Glenn Callison		REP	2,713	39.82%	4,001	40.02%
	Stacy Chen		REP	717	10.52%	1,116	11.16%
	Matt Shaheen		REP	3,383	49.65%	4,880	48.81%
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		Race Total		6,813		9,997
		Precincts Reported		41	of	41 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 71
	Isaac M. Castro		REP	2,303	29.87%	4,989	32.70%
	Susan L. King - Incumbent		REP	5,405	70.12%	10,267	67.29%
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		Race Total		7,708		15,256
		Precincts Reported		57	of	57 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 72
	Drew Darby - Incumbent		REP	5,491	80.53%	11,697	79.46%
	Shannon Thomason		REP	1,327	19.46%	3,022	20.53%
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		Race Total		6,818		14,719
		Precincts Reported		92	of	92 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 81
	Austin R. Keith		REP	2,488	43.28%	4,348	41.45%
	Brooks Landgraf		REP	3,260	56.71%	6,141	58.54%
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		Race Total		5,748		10,489
		Precincts Reported		61	of	61 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 83
	Steve Massengale		REP	2,649	24.15%	5,045	26.96%
	Charles Perry - Incumbent		REP	8,317	75.84%	13,663	73.03%
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		Race Total		10,966		18,708
		Precincts Reported		100	of	100 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 92
	Andy Cargile		REP	2,642	35.63%	4,102	35.01%
	Jonathan Stickland - Incumbent		REP	4,773	64.36%	7,612	64.98%
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		Race Total		7,415		11,714
		Precincts Reported		56	of	56 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 94
	Diane Patrick - Incumbent		REP	3,674	46.15%	6,018	44.55%
	Tony Tinderholt		REP	4,286	53.84%	7,489	55.44%
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		Race Total		7,960		13,507
		Precincts Reported		58	of	58 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 102
	Adryana Boyne		REP	226	3.80%	489	4.65%
	Sam Brown		REP	1,647	27.69%	2,884	27.46%
	Stefani Carter - Incumbent		REP	1,983	33.34%	3,483	33.16%
	Linda Koop		REP	2,091	35.16%	3,646	34.71%
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		Race Total		5,947		10,502
		Precincts Reported		46	of	46 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 105
	Rodney Anderson		REP	1,982	50.76%	3,456	52.73%
	Linda Harper-Brown - Incumbent		REP	1,922	49.23%	3,098	47.26%
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		Race Total		3,904		6,554
		Precincts Reported		58	of	58 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 108
	Court Alley		REP	1,374	22.26%	2,787	22.67%
	Morgan Meyer		REP	2,992	48.48%	5,795	47.14%
	Chart Westcott		REP	1,805	29.24%	3,709	30.17%
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		Race Total		6,171		12,291
		Precincts Reported		66	of	66 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 112
	Angie Chen Button - Incumbent		REP	2,285	55.13%	4,536	54.01%
	Jared Patterson		REP	1,859	44.86%	3,861	45.98%
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		Race Total		4,144		8,397
		Precincts Reported		36	of	36 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 115
	Bennett Ratliff - Incumbent		REP	2,239	49.89%	4,075	49.44%
	Matt Rinaldi		REP	2,248	50.10%	4,167	50.55%
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		Race Total		4,487		8,242
		Precincts Reported		54	of	54 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 117
	Rick Galindo		REP	1,431	66.65%	2,372	64.59%
	John V. Garza		REP	716	33.34%	1,300	35.40%
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		Race Total		2,147		3,672
		Precincts Reported		59	of	59 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 121
	Matt Beebe		REP	3,589	35.77%	5,842	38.77%
	Joe Straus - Incumbent		REP	6,444	64.22%	9,224	61.22%
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		Race Total		10,033		15,066
		Precincts Reported		78	of	78 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 129
	Sheryl Berg		REP	1,374	23.86%	2,803	25.57%
	Briscoe Cain		REP	619	10.75%	1,250	11.40%
	Mary Huls		REP	583	10.12%	1,087	9.91%
	Jeff Larson		REP	219	3.80%	478	4.36%
	Chuck Maricle		REP	313	5.43%	718	6.55%
	Dennis Paul		REP	1,681	29.19%	2,755	25.13%
	Brent Perry		REP	968	16.81%	1,868	17.04%
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		Race Total		5,757		10,959
		Precincts Reported		48	of	48 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 132
	Michael Franks		REP	613	15.40%	1,216	18.21%
	Ann Hodge		REP	720	18.09%	1,300	19.47%
	Justin D. Perryman		REP	618	15.53%	1,181	17.69%
	Mike Schofield		REP	2,028	50.96%	2,978	44.61%
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		Race Total		3,979		6,675
		Precincts Reported		28	of	28 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 134
	Sarah Davis - Incumbent		REP	3,819	70.20%	8,050	70.95%
	Bonnie Parker		REP	1,621	29.79%	3,296	29.04%
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		Race Total		5,440		11,346
		Precincts Reported		72	of	72 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 149
	Nghi T. Ho		REP	1,017	43.22%	1,523	43.45%
	Al Hoang		REP	1,336	56.77%	1,982	56.54%
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		Race Total		2,353		3,505
		Precincts Reported		26	of	26 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
State Representative District 150
	Tony Noun		REP	1,239	21.15%	2,617	25.07%
	Debbie Riddle - Incumbent		REP	4,617	78.84%	7,820	74.92%
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		Race Total		5,856		10,437
		Precincts Reported		43	of	43 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 3
	Chad Bridges		REP	20,755	20.76%	37,365	21.65%
	Dan Linebaugh		REP	26,647	26.65%	48,095	27.86%
	Russell Lloyd		REP	52,564	52.58%	87,123	50.48%
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		Race Total		99,966		172,583
		Precincts Reported		1,479	of	1,479 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, 9th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 - Unexpired Term
	Leanne Johnson - Incumbent		REP	24,346	57.70%	41,864	56.15%
	Earl B. Stover III		REP	17,848	42.29%	32,684	43.84%
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		Race Total		42,194		74,548
		Precincts Reported		381	of	381 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, 11th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 - Unexpired Term
	John Bailey - Incumbent		REP	17,722	57.06%	33,335	56.37%
	Cade W. Browning		REP	13,334	42.93%	25,799	43.62%
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		Race Total		31,056		59,134
		Precincts Reported		380	of	380 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Justice, 13th Court of Appeals District, Place 6
	Bradford M. Condit		REP	6,898	34.95%	13,983	35.56%
	Doug Norman		REP	12,837	65.04%	25,335	64.43%
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		Race Total		19,735		39,318
		Precincts Reported		765	of	765 Precincts		100.00%
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 1 Ability to freely express religious beliefs and prayer in public
	IN FAVOR		REP	699,547	97.24%	1,311,272	97.24%
	AGAINST		REP	19,835	2.75%	37,114	2.75%
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		Race Total		719,382		1,348,386
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.91%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 2 Expanding locations where CHL holders may legally carry
	IN FAVOR		REP	614,664	86.46%	1,160,553	86.92%
	AGAINST		REP	96,258	13.53%	174,587	13.07%
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		Race Total		710,922		1,335,140
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.81%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 3 Abolish the state franchise tax to encourage business growth
	IN FAVOR		REP	615,684	88.44%	1,152,446	88.47%
	AGAINST		REP	80,450	11.55%	150,124	11.52%
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		Race Total		696,134		1,302,570
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.57%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 4 Welfare recipients to be tested for drugs before receiving benefits
	IN FAVOR		REP	686,053	95.26%	1,280,757	94.90%
	AGAINST		REP	34,112	4.73%	68,726	5.09%
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		Race Total		720,165		1,349,483
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.92%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 5 Elected officials and staff be subject to same laws as constituents
	IN FAVOR		REP	717,255	99.36%	1,344,150	99.36%
	AGAINST		REP	4,596	0.63%	8,582	0.63%
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		Race Total		721,851		1,352,732
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.94%		13,601,324 Registered Voters
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RACE	NAME		PARTY	EARLY VOTES	PERCENT	TOTAL VOTES	PERCENT
Prop 6 Repeal The Affordable Care Act
	IN FAVOR		REP	670,344	93.16%	1,253,837	93.00%
	AGAINST		REP	49,171	6.83%	94,304	6.99%
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		Race Total		719,515		1,348,141
		Early Provisional Ballots Reported		426
		Total Provisional Ballots Reported				3,301
		Precincts Reported		8,825	of	8,829 Precincts		99.95%
		Statewide Turnout		9.91%		13,601,324 Registered Voters

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