The Primary Run-Off election took place July 31. We'll be live-blogging the results as they come in here. They will change often, so you'll need to refresh your page to see the latest when you return to this page.
Wednesday: Update on Upshur County races:
Sheriff race: Anthony Betterton wins with 2,318 votes to Larry Webb's 2,293.
Co. Commissioner Precinct 1: Paula Gentry ends with a healthy lead over James Crittenden, with 798 votes to Crittenden's 479.
County Chair Pct. 2 : Cynthia S. Ridgeway wins with 2,430 votes over Chuck Mears' 1,649.
County Chair Pct. 2: Julie Chandler wins with 46% of the vote, beating Joy Connery, Jesse Loffer, and DeBorah Bankston.
County Chair Pct. 3: Madaline Barber wins with 188 votes to Wayne Oney's 111.
County Pct. Chair, Pct. 4: Deborah J. Hodge wins with 64 votes to Troy Jones' 41.
County Chair Pct. 3 - Richard Ridgeway wins with 157 votes to Molly Cummings' 126.
County Constable, Pct. 3: Stanley Jenkins victorious over John Cannon, Jr., with 609 votes to Cannon's 464.
Precinct Chair: Laurie Kay Fisher wins with 307 votes to LeNata Jeter's 132.
Precinct Chair 11: Linda Ambrose wins with 41 votes to Jackie P. Lum's 34.
11:10 p.m. We are still waiting for final results from Upshur County. We will update as soon as they get those to us.
10:44 p.m. - *FINAL RESULT* - U.S. House District 5 Democratic Runoff - Linda Mrosko has won with 1,743 votes, over Tom Berry, who garnered 1,131 votes. Mrosko will face incumbent Jeb Hensarling in the November general election.
10:36 p.m. - Cherokee County *FINAL RESULTS* -
Katherine Pinotti is victorious over Patrick Reagan, with 672 votes to Reagan's 629, in the Co. Commissioner Pct. 3 Republican runoff.
In the Cherokee pct. 12 Chairman runoff, Dana Young wins with 165 votes over Josie D. Schoolcraft, who garnered 62 votes.
Cherokee Co. pct 26 Chairman - Blake W. Bailey has 74 votes over Cheryl S. Cameron, with 50.
Cherokee Co. Chairman pct. 27 - Teresa Cox wins over Vivian Toole Cates with 141 votes to Cates' 40.
10:33 p.m. Rains County *FINAL RESULT* - With 9 of 9 precincts reporting, Mike Godwin is victorious over Paul Foley... Godwin had 188 votes over Foley's 144.
10:06 p.m. - Cherokee County update, with 13 of 26 precincts reporting:
Cherokee Co. Commissioner Pct. 3 - Katherine Pinotti has 469 votes compared to Patrick Reagan's 433 votes.
Cherokee Co. pct. 12 Chairman - Josie D. Schoolcraft has 62 votes vs. Dana Young's 165 votes.
Cherokee Co. pct. 26 Chairman - Cheryl S. Cameron has 50 votes vs. Blake W. Bailey, who has earned 74 votes.
Cherokee Co. pct. 27 Chairman - Vivian Toole Cates has 40 votes, falling well behind Teresa Cox with 141 votes.
9:49 p.m. - Upshur County - with 10 of 42 precincts reporting, the following results are being reported:
County Chairman - Cynthia S. Ridgeway 1,446 votes vs. Chuck Mears 953 votes.
Precinct Chair - Joy Connery 31, Julie Chandler 64, Jesse Loffer 20, and DeBorah "Storm Cloud" Bankston 17.
Precinct Chair - Madaline Barber 55 vs. Wayne Oney 35.
Precinct Chair - Deborah J. Hodge 21 vs. Troy L. Jones 17
Precinct Chair - Molly Cummings 126 vs. Richard Ridgeway 157
Precinct Chair - LeNeta Jeter 132 vs. Laurie Kay Fisher 307
Precinct Chair - Jackie P. Lum 9 vs. Linda Ambrose 7
Upshur County Sheriff - Larry Webb has 1,277 vs. Anthony Betterton, with 1,426 votes. Betterton is the incumbent in this race.
County Commissioner, Precinct 1 - Paula Gentry has 331 votes vs. James Crittenden with 183 votes.
Constable, Precinct 3 - Stanley Jenkins leads John Cannon, Jr. with 417 votes to Cannon's 215 votes.
9:43 p.m. - Rusk County Sheriff race - with 7 of 7 precincts reporting, Jeff Price is victorious tonight, with 1,546 votes, over Darryl Norris, who earned 1,273 votes. Jeff Price will replace Sheriff Danny Pirtle did not run for re-election due to health problems he's suffered in the past year. Jeff Price will face Democratic Party nominee Oscar Still on Nov. 6.
9:33 p.m. - Van Zandt County FINAL RESULTS - County Commissioner, Pct. 1 - Brandon Brown 1,230 vs. Tony Miller, with 896 votes. Brandon Brown will faceoff with Democrat O.D. Hazel in the November election.
FINAL RESULT - County Commissioner Pct 3 GOP runoff - Ronnie Cavin has 768 votes to Bobby Chaney's 996 votes.
FINAL RESULT - R.P. 'Pat' Burnett, Jr. - GOP - ended up with 2,800 votes vs. Lindsey Ray, who has 4,662 votes. Again, Ray will face Democrat Deborah Davis in the November general election.
9:27 p.m. - **Final result** - Smith Co. Commissioner Precinct 3 - Terry Phillips - 3510 vs. Ronnie Pilcher 3441. Precinct 3 is the largest of the county's precincts. It includes Lindale, Winona, Red Springs, and far eastern sections of the City of Tyler. Terry Phillips is the incumbent, having served since 2009.
9:21 p.m. Smith County Sheriff update: Larry Smith has 13,501 votes vs. Chris Green with his 12,075 votes. Larry Smith tells our Melanie Torre that the elections office has declared him the winner of the race for Smith County Sheriff.
9:17 p.m. - Harrison County - 71st District Court Judge GOP runoff - William T. Hughey - 3,371 vs. Brad Morin - 4,062, with 4 of 4 precincts reporting. Hughey is the incumbene, having served since 2009. Morin is a Marshall attorney.
9:13 p.m. -WINNER DECLARED: in the US House District 5 Democratic runoff, Tom Berry has lost to Linda Mrosko, with only 772 votes to Mrosko's 1,221. Mrosko will face incumbent Jeb Hensarling in the November general election.
9:08 p.m. - In the Texas State House, District 11 GOP runoff, Travis Clardy has 7,734 votes, while Chuck Hopson has 4,254 votes. This is with 24 of 45 precincts reporting. Hopson is the incumbent in this race; he switched to the Repoublican party in 2009. Clardy is a lawyer from Nacogdoches; this is his first attempt to win political office.
9:00 p.m. More results from Kaufman County -
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4, Republican - John Devine 1,576 60.20% vs. David Medina 1,042 39.80%.
Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 2 REP - Bill Whitehill 1,798 66.18% vs David Evans 919 33.82%.
Tax Assessor-Collector REP - Brenda Samples 1,681 53.05% vs. Tonya Ratcliff 1,488 46.95%.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 REP - Jimmy Joe Vrzalik 460 49.41% vs. Carl Stapp 471 50.59%.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 3 REP - Ken Schoen 497 49.31% vs Chuck Shepard 511 50.69%.
Precinct Chairman, Precinct No. 2 REP - Sandy Stahlman 84 80.77% vs Robert Yost 20 19.23%
8:51 p.m. - Smith County update: with 50/73 precincts reporting, in the Smith County Sheriff race, Larry Smith leads Chris Green with 11,104 votes to Green's 9,493.
COMMISSIONER 3 – 50/73 REPORTING : PHILLIPS 3,198 vs. PILCHER 3,090
CONSTABLE 3 – 50/73 REPORTING - BLACKMON 2,593 vs. MCAULEY 2,028
PCT 26 – 50/73 precincts reporting - SHIPLEY 252 vs. PAGE 191
8:48 p.m. - Wood County Sheriff - Jim Brown is declared the winner of the Wood County Sheriff race. Jim Brown is a former Assistant Chief of the US Border Patrol and spent 28 years in federal law enforcement. Jim Brown won with 3,209 votes over Bill Wansley, with his 2,918 votes.
8:33 p.m. - Kaufman County - the early voting results are as follows:
US Senator (Rep.) - David Dewhurst 1,607 (50.39%) vs. Ted Cruz 1,582 (49.61%)
US Senator (Dem.) - Paul Sadler 80 49.69% vs. Grady Yarbrough 81 50.31%
US Representative, District 5 Democrat - Tom Berry 92 57.14% vs. Linda S. Mrosko 69 42.86%.
RR Commissioner Rep - Warren Chisum 1,132 40.56% vs. Christi Craddick 1,659 59.44%
RR Commissioner Unexpired Term - Greg Parker 1,078 40.82% vs. Barry Smitherman 1,563 59.18%
8:29 p.m. - AP, Texas Monthly and others are now calling the race for U.S. Senator between David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz for Ted Cruz.
8:26 p.m. - Smith County has alerted us that they are experiencing technical difficulties with their computers. We will have further Smith County results as soon as they are able to release them.
8:20 p.m. - Smith County Sheriff update: With 12 of 73 reporting, Chris Green has 5,683 votes, and Larry Smith has 7,116.
8:03 p.m. - We've got final results from Van Zandt County, all eighteen precincts reporting.
US Senator - Ted Cruz 1,837 vs. David Dewhurst 2, 161
RR Commissioner - Christi Craddick 2,378 vs. Warren Chisum 1,256
RR Commissioner, unexpired term - Greg Parker - 1,616 vs. Barry Smitherman - 1,759
Supreme Court Justice place 4 - John Devine - 2,045 vs. David Medina - 1,334
Sheriff - R.P. "Pat" Burnett, Jr. - 1,708 vs. Lindsey Ray- 2,374 ** (This result means that Lindsey Ray will face Democrat Deborah Davis in the November election.)**
County Commissioner, Precinct no. 1- Brandon Brown - 468 vs. Tony Miller - 347. **As a result of this election, Brandon Brown will face Democrat O.D. Hazel in the November election.**
County Commissioner, Precinct no. 3 - Ronnie Cavin - 568 vs. Bobby Chaney - 593
US Senator - Paul Sadler - 64 vs. Grady Yarbrough 43
US Representative, District 5 - Linda S. Mrosko - 58 vs. Tom Berry - 47
7:25 p.m. - Gregg County:
US Sen. - David Dewhurst (1,816 - 52.85%) vs. Ted Cruz (1,620 - 47.15%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
Railroad Commissioner - Warren Chisum (1,068 - 34.87%) vs. Christi Craddick (1,995 - 65.13%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
RR Commissioner - Greg Parker (1,218 - 42.99%) vs. Barry Smitherman (1,615 - 57.01%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4 - David Medina (1,836 - 63.49%) vs. John Devine (1,056 36.51%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
County Commissioner, Precinct 3 - Gary W. Boyd (703 - 57.72%) vs. Joe T. Parker (515 - 42.28%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.United States Senator - Grady Yarbrough (78 - 33.77%) vs. Paul Sadler (153 - 66.23%) These are early voting results only. Today's results still to come.
8:01 p.m. Wood County - 1 precinct reporting
COMMISSIONER PCT 1 - GOP
HOLLAND 486
GILBREATH (incumbent) 238
SHERIFF - GOP
BROWN 1453
WANSLEY 1372
What will I be voting for on July 31? A county-by-county guide.
If you live in Anderson County and are a Republican, you'll be voting for the following:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
If you're a Democrat in Anderson County, you'll be voting on these:
Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
Federal: U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry
Those who live in Camp County will vote for the following:
Republican races: Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
Democratic races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
In Cass County elections, Republicans will vote for:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Constable Precinct 3 – Chuck Cordell vs William "Bill" Page
Cass County Democrats will only vote in one race: Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Now, moving to the southwest , Cherokee County Republicans will be voting on many races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
State: Representative, District 11 – Travis Clardy vs Chuck Hopson
County: Commissioner, Precinct 3 – Katherine Pinotti vs Patrick Reagan
County: Chairman, Precinct 12 – Josie D. Schoolcraft vs Dana Young
County: Chairman, Precinct 26 – Cheryl S. Cameron vs Blake W. Bailey
County: Chairman, Precinct 27 – Vivan Toole Cates vs Teresa Cox
Cherokee County Democrats will vote in only two races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
Federal: U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry
In Franklin County, Republicans will vote in the following races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
Republican Precinct Chairs running for office (none contested)
Pct 101 - J D Baumgardner
Pct 301 - Tory Cunningham
Pct 302 - Curtis Brown
Pct 401 - Sarah Hamrick
Pct 402 - Vivian Rhoades
Cherokee County Democrats will vote in only one race: Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Gregg County will be voting for the following:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Commissioner, Precinct 3 – Gary W. Boyd vs Joe T. Parker
And the Democrats of Gregg County will vote for Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Checking in with Harrison County voters now: Republicans in the county will vote in several races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
State: District Judge, 71st Judicial District – William T. Hughey vs Brad Morin.
And again, Harrison County Democrats will vote for Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Now, Henderson County: the Republicans in this county will vote for the following:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Commissioner Precinct 1 – Scotty Thomas vs Ken Hayes
County: Constable Precinct 3 – David Grubbs vs Rick Carver
County: Precinct Chairman, Precinct 1MN – Fred Taylor vs Josh Truitt
County: Precinct Chairman, Precinct 4NYL – Randi Hamilton vs Doris Richardson
And in Henderson County, voters will vote in two races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
Federal: U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry
Moving on to Hopkins County, the Republicans here will be voting for:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
And Hopkins County Democrats will vote for Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Are you in Kaufman County? You'll be voting on the following:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
State: Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 2 – Bill Whitehill vs David Evans
County: Tax Assessor/Collector – Brenda Samples vs Tonya Ratcliff
County: Commissioner Precinct 1 – Jimmy Joe Vrzalik vs Carl Stapp
County: Commissioner, Precinct 3 – Ken Schoen vs Chuck Shepard
County: Precinct 2 Chairman – Sandy Stahlman vs Robert Yost
And the Democrats in Kaufman County will vote for U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
And U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry.
Marion County Republicans will vote in only four races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
And Marion County Democrats will vote in one race:
Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
Morris County Republicans will vote in four races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
And Morris County Democrats will vote in the race for U.S. Senator: Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Moving to the Southeast in East Texas, we'll go to Panola County.
Republicans in Panola County will be voting in the following races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
And Panola County Democrats will vote in the race between Grady Yarbrough and Paul Sadler for U.S. Senator.
Rains County Republicans will be voting in these races:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Commissioner, Precinct 3 – Miike Godwin vs Paul Foley
And Rains County Democrats will vote for U.S. Senator: Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
In Rusk County, there are seven races to be decided:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
State: Representative, District 11 – Chuck Hopson vs Travis Clardy
County: Sheriff – Jeff Price vs Darryl Norris
Rusk County Dems will vote for U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
In Smith County, Republican voters will vote for:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Sheriff – Larry R. Smith vs Chris Green
County: Commissioner, Precinct #3 – Terry Phillips vs Ronnie Pilcher
County: Constable, Precinct #3 – Jim Blackmon vs Scott McAuley
County: Precinct Chairman, Precinct #26 – Glen Shipley vs Ronnie Page
While Democrats in Smith County will simply vote for U.S. Senator Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler.
Titus County Republicans, you'll vote in five races: Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Commissioner, Precinct 1 – Albert T. Riddle vs David E. Shumate
And Democrats in Titus County will vote in the race between Grady Yarbrough and Paul Sadler for U.S. Senator.
In Upshur County, there are quite a few races to be aware of:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Sheriff – Larry Webb vs Anthony Betterton
County: Commissioner Precinct 1 – Paula Gentry vs James Crittenden
County: Chairman – Cynthia S. Ridgeway vs Chuck Mears
County: Precinct 2 Chair – Joy Connery vs Julie Chandler vs Jesse Loffer vs DeBorah "Storm Cloud" Bankston
County: Precinct Chair 3 – Madaline Barber vs Wayne Oney
County: Precinct Chair 4 – Deborah J. Hodge vs Troy L. Jones
County: Precinct Chair – Molly Cummings vs Richard Ridgeway
County: Constable, Precinct 3 – Stanley Jenkins vs John Cannon, Jr
County: Precinct Chair – LeNata Jeter vs Laurie Kay Fisher
County: Precinct Chair 11 – Jackie P. Lum vs Linda Ambrose
Again, Democrats in Upshur County will decide between Grady Yarbrough and Paul Sadler for U.S. Senate.
In Wood County, the following races will be decided:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vsTed Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vs Warren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Sheriff – Jim Brown vs Bill Wansley
County: Commissioner, Precinct 1 – Virgil Junior Holland vs Keith Gilbreath
Wood County Democrats will decide two races: Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler, and Federal: U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry.
And lastly, Van Zandt County races; Republicans in VZC will vote for the following:
Federal: U.S. Senator – David Dewhurst vs Ted Cruz
State: Railroad Commissioner – Christi Craddick vsWarren Chisum
State: Railroad Commissioner, Unexpired Term – Greg Parker vs Barry Smiterman
State: Justice Supreme Court, Place 4 – David Medina vs John Devine
County: Sheriff – R.P. "Pat" Burnett, Jr. vs Lindsey Ray
County: Commissioner, Precinct 1 – Brandon Brown vs Tony Miller
County: Commissioner, Precinct 3 – Ronnie Cavin vs Bobby Chaney
Van Zandt County Democrats will vote for Federal: U.S. Senator – Grady Yarbrough vs Paul Sadler
Federal: U.S. Representative District 5 – Linda S. Mrosko vs Tom Berry.
Helpful links and things you need to know:
All voters who appear at a polling place for the first time must show proof of identification.
The following may be used for identification:
A driver's license or personal identification card issued to you by the Texas Department of Public Safety. You may also bring a similar document issued to you by an agency of another state, even if the license or card has expired;
A form of identification that contains your photograph and establishes your identity;
A birth certificate or other document confirming birth that is admissible in a court of law and establishes the person's identity;
Your United States citizenship papers;
Your United States passport;
Official mail addressed to you by a governmental entity;
A copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document that shows your name and address; or
Any other form of identification prescribed by the Texas Secretary of State
Polls open at 7:00 a.m. on election day, and close at 7:00 p.m., local time.
Statewide Republican Primary Races/Candidates
Click on any name to go to that candidate's website:
U.S. Senate
David Dewhurst
Ted Cruz
Railroad Commissioner
Christi Craddick
Warren Chisum
Railroad Commissioner - Unexpired
Barry Smitherman
Greg Parker
Justice Supreme Court Place 4
David Medina
John Devine
Statewide Democratic Primary Races/Candidates
U.S. Senate
Paul Sadler
Grady Yarbrough (no website found)
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