The U.S. will hold its midterm elections on Nov. 8. In Texas, voters will elect officials for seven statewide seats — governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner, comptroller and one of three seats on the Railroad Commission. In addition, voters will also elect officials for district-based congressional and legislative offices, the State Board of Education and judicial seats.
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The most closely watched race this November is the race for the governor’s seat. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is running for a third term and faces Democrat Beto O’Rourke, who came within striking distance of defeating U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018. The mass shooting at a Uvalde elementary school and the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade have reshaped the final months of the race, making it more competitive between the two candidates.
Here are all of the Democrats, Republicans, third-party and independent candidates who will be on the ballot in November. Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates. Early voting runs from Oct. 24 to Nov. 4.
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You also may see county and local elections on your ballot. Sample ballots by county can be found through the list of county websites maintained by the Texas secretary of state’s office.
Governor
The governor is the chief executive of Texas. A Democrat has not held the seat since 1995. Abbott is seeking a third term and will face O’Rourke, who came within 3 percentage points of defeating Cruz in the 2018 U.S. Senate race.
Candidates | |
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R | Greg Abbott Incumbent |
D | Beto O'Rourke |
L | Mark Tippetts |
G | Delilah Barrios |
Attorney General
The attorney general is the top lawyer in Texas, representing the state in mostly civil litigation. Ken Paxton is seeking a third term. His tenure has been clouded by a high-profile securities fraud indictment and an FBI investigation into claims of malfeasance while in office. His Democratic challenger is Rochelle Garza, a civil rights attorney from Brownsville.
Candidates | |
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R | Ken Paxton Incumbent |
D | Rochelle Garza |
L | Mark Ash |
Lieutenant Governor
The lieutenant governor, the second-highest executive in the state, presides over the Texas Senate. Republican Dan Patrick, who has quietly amassed influence with former President Donald Trump, is seeking a third term. Mike Collier, the Democratic nominee in 2018, will challenge Patrick again this year.
Candidates | |
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R | Dan Patrick Incumbent |
D | Mike Collier |
L | Shanna Steele |
Agriculture Commissioner
The agriculture department supports farmers and administers school lunch programs. Sid Miller won the Republican primary for a third term, despite his Republican challengers taking aim at his ethics.
Candidates | |
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R | Sid Miller Incumbent |
D | Susan Hays |
Land Commissioner
The land commissioner oversees an agency that manages 13 million acres of state land, administers disaster recovery funds, contributes to public school funding and has administrative control of the Alamo. The race is wide open as incumbent George P. Bush decided to run for attorney general and lost to Paxton.
Candidates | |
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R | Dawn Buckingham |
D | Jay Kleberg |
G | Alfred Molison |
Comptroller
The comptroller is the state official responsible for collecting taxes, overseeing the state treasury and forecasting the amount of money that’s available to legislators when they craft the state’s two-year budget. Republican Glenn Hegar is running for a third term.
Candidates | |
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R | Glenn Hegar Incumbent |
D | Janet T. Dudding |
L | V. Alonzo Echevarria-Garza |
Railroad Commissioner
In Texas, the Railroad Commission regulates the oil and gas industry. Members of the three-person board are elected statewide. One seat is up for election this year.
Candidates | |
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R | Wayne Christian Incumbent |
D | Luke Warford |
L | Jaime Andrés Díez |
G | Hunter Crow |
U.S. House
Texas has a new 38-district congressional map that incorporates two new House seats, which the state gained due to its population growth. U.S. representatives serve two-year terms, and 31 sitting members are running again. The state’s current delegation consists of 23 Republicans and 13 Democrats.
U.S. House District 1
Candidates | |
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R | Nathaniel Moran |
D | Jrmar "JJ" Jefferson |
U.S. House District 2
Candidates | |
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R | Dan Crenshaw Incumbent |
D | Robin Fulford |
U.S. House District 3
Candidates | |
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R | Keith Self |
D | Sandeep Srivastava |
L | Christopher Claytor |
U.S. House District 4
Candidates | |
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R | Pat Fallon Incumbent |
D | Iro Omere |
L | John Simmons |
U.S. House District 5
Candidates | |
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R | Lance Gooden Incumbent |
D | Tartisha Hill |
L | Kevin A. Hale |
U.S. House District 6
Candidates | |
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R | J.K. "Jake" Ellzey Incumbent |
U.S. House District 7
Candidates | |
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R | Johnny Teague |
D | Lizzie Fletcher Incumbent |
U.S. House District 8
Candidates | |
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R | Morgan Luttrell |
D | Laura Jones |
L | Roy Eriksen |
U.S. House District 9
Candidates | |
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R | Jimmy I. Leon |
D | Al Green Incumbent |
U.S. House District 10
Candidates | |
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R | Michael T. McCaul Incumbent |
D | Linda Nuno |
L | Bill Kelsey |
U.S. House District 11
Candidates | |
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R | August Pfluger Incumbent |
U.S. House District 12
Candidates | |
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R | Kay Granger Incumbent |
D | Trey J. Hunt |
U.S. House District 13
Candidates | |
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R | Ronny Jackson Incumbent |
D | Kathleen Brown |
U.S. House District 14
Candidates | |
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R | Randy Weber Incumbent |
D | Mikal Williams |
U.S. House District 15
Candidates | |
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R | Monica De La Cruz |
D | Michelle Vallejo |
L | Ross Lynn Leone |
U.S. House District 16
Candidates | |
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R | Irene Armendariz Jackson |
D | Veronica Escobar Incumbent |
U.S. House District 17
Candidates | |
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R | Pete Sessions Incumbent |
D | Mary Jo Woods |
U.S. House District 18
Candidates | |
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R | Carmen Maria Montiel |
D | Sheila Jackson Lee Incumbent |
L | Phil Kurtz |
I | Vince Duncan |
U.S. House District 19
Candidates | |
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R | Jodey C. Arrington Incumbent |
I | Nathan Lewis |
U.S. House District 20
Candidates | |
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R | Kyle Sinclair |
D | Joaquin Castro Incumbent |
U.S. House District 21
Candidates | |
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R | Chip Roy Incumbent |
D | Claudia Andreana Zapata |
U.S. House District 22
Candidates | |
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R | Troy E. Nehls Incumbent |
D | Jamie Kaye Jordan |
L | Joseph LeBlanc |
U.S. House District 23
Candidates | |
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R | Tony Gonzales Incumbent |
D | John Lira |
I | Frank Lopez Jr. |
U.S. House District 24
Candidates | |
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R | Beth Van Duyne Incumbent |
D | Jan McDowell |
U.S. House District 25
Candidates | |
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R | Roger Williams Incumbent |
U.S. House District 26
Candidates | |
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R | Michael C. Burgess Incumbent |
L | Mike Kolls |
U.S. House District 27
Candidates | |
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R | Michael Cloud Incumbent |
D | Maclovio Perez Jr. |
U.S. House District 28
Candidates | |
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R | Cassy Garcia |
D | Henry Cuellar Incumbent |
U.S. House District 29
Candidates | |
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R | Robert Schafranek |
D | Sylvia R. Garcia Incumbent |
U.S. House District 30
Candidates | |
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R | James Rodgers |
D | Jasmine Crockett |
L | Phil Gray |
I | Zachariah Manning |
U.S. House District 31
Candidates | |
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R | John Carter Incumbent |
U.S. House District 32
Candidates | |
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R | Antonio Swad |
D | Colin Allred Incumbent |
U.S. House District 33
Candidates | |
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R | Patrick David Gillespie |
D | Marc Veasey Incumbent |
L | Ken Ashby |
U.S. House District 34
Candidates | |
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R | Mayra Flores Incumbent |
D | Vicente Gonzalez* |
I | Chris Royal |
*Gonzalez currently represents Congressional District 15, which has changed due to redistricting.
U.S. House District 35
Candidates | |
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R | Dan McQueen |
D | Greg Casar |
U.S. House District 36
Candidates | |
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R | Brian Babin Incumbent |
D | Jon Haire |
U.S. House District 37
Candidates | |
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R | Jenny Garcia Sharon |
D | Lloyd Doggett* |
L | Clark Patterson |
*Doggett currently represents Congressional District 35, which has changed due to redistricting.
U.S. House District 38
Candidates | |
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R | Wesley Hunt |
D | Duncan F. Klussmann |
I | Joel Dejean |
Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court, the state’s highest civil court, has nine justices. Three of the nine seats on the Supreme Court are up for election this year. Justices are elected statewide, and Republicans currently hold all seats.
Supreme Court Place 3
Candidates | |
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R | Debra Lehrmann Incumbent |
D | Erin A. Nowell |
L | Tom Oxford |
Supreme Court Place 5
Candidates | |
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R | Rebeca Aizpuru Huddle Incumbent |
D | Amanda Reichek |
Supreme Court Place 9
Candidates | |
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R | Evan Young Incumbent |
D | Julia Maldonado |
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is the state’s highest criminal court. The nine members are elected statewide and are currently all Republicans. Three seats are up for election this year.
Criminal Appeals Place 2
Candidates | |
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R | Mary Lou Keel Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Criminal Appeals Place 5
Candidates | |
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R | Scott Walker Incumbent |
D | Dana Huffman |
Criminal Appeals Place 6
Candidates | |
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R | Jesse McClure Incumbent |
D | Robert Johnson |
State Board of Education
There are 15 districts within the State Board of Education. Every seat is up for election because the districts were redrawn last year. Currently, nine are held by Republicans, and six are held by Democrats.
SBOE District 1
Candidates | |
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R | Michael "Travis" Stevens |
D | Melissa N. Ortega |
SBOE District 2
Candidates | |
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R | LJ Francis |
D | Victor Perez |
SBOE District 3
Candidates | |
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R | Ken Morrow |
D | Marisa B. Perez-Diaz Incumbent |
SBOE District 4
Candidates | |
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D | Staci Childs |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
SBOE District 5
Candidates | |
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R | Perla Hopkins |
D | Rebecca Bell-Metereau Incumbent |
Note: Mark Loewe, who won the March Republican primary, died. Perla Hopkins will replace him as the Republican nominee.
SBOE District 6
Candidates | |
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R | Will Hickman Incumbent |
D | Michelle Palmer |
SBOE District 7
Candidates | |
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R | Julie Pickren |
D | Daniel Hochman |
L | Alan Pyeatt |
SBOE District 8
Candidates | |
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R | Audrey Young Incumbent |
L | Rhett Rosenquest Smith |
SBOE District 9
Candidates | |
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R | Keven Ellis Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
SBOE District 10
Candidates | |
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R | Tom Maynard Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
SBOE District 11
Candidates | |
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R | Patricia "Pat" Hardy Incumbent |
D | Luis Miguel Sifuentes |
SBOE District 12
Candidates | |
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R | Pam Little Incumbent |
D | Alex Cornwallis |
L | Christy Mowrey |
SBOE District 13
Candidates | |
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R | Kathryn Monette |
D | Aicha Davis Incumbent |
SBOE District 14
Candidates | |
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R | Evelyn Brooks |
D | Tracy Fisher |
SBOE District 15
Candidates | |
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R | Aaron Kinsey |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Texas Senate
Every seat in the 31-member Texas Senate is up for election because the districts were redrawn last year. Almost all of the candidates preferred by Patrick nabbed enough votes to make it to the November general election. And 25 candidates on the ballot are incumbents running for reelection.
Senate District 1
Candidates | |
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R | Bryan Hughes Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 2
Candidates | |
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R | Bob Hall Incumbent |
D | Prince S. Giadolor |
Senate District 3
Candidates | |
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R | Robert Nichols Incumbent |
D | Steve Russell |
L | Desarae Lindsey |
Senate District 4
Candidates | |
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R | Brandon Creighton Incumbent |
D | Misty Bishop |
Senate District 5
Candidates | |
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R | Charles Schwertner Incumbent |
L | Tommy Estes |
Senate District 6
Candidates | |
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D | Carol Alvarado Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 7
Candidates | |
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R | Paul Bettencourt Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 8
Candidates | |
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R | Angela Paxton Incumbent |
D | Jonathan Cocks |
L | Ed Kless |
Senate District 9
Candidates | |
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R | Kelly Hancock Incumbent |
D | Gwenn Burud |
Senate District 10
Candidates | |
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R | Phil King |
Note: Incumbent state Sen. Beverly Powell withdrew from this race in April, calling it an “unwinnable race.”
Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 11
Candidates | |
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R | Mayes Middleton* |
*Middleton currently represents Texas House District 23, which has changed due to redistricting.
Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 12
Candidates | |
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R | Tan Parker* |
D | Francine Ly |
*Parker currently represents Texas House District 63, which has changed due to redistricting.
Senate District 13
Candidates | |
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D | Borris L. Miles Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 14
Candidates | |
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D | Sarah Eckhardt Incumbent |
L | Steven Haskett |
Senate District 15
Candidates | |
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R | George Brian Vachris |
D | John Whitmire Incumbent |
Senate District 16
Candidates | |
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R | Brandon Copeland |
D | Nathan Johnson Incumbent |
Senate District 17
Candidates | |
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R | Joan Huffman Incumbent |
D | Titus Benton |
Senate District 18
Candidates | |
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R | Lois Kolkhorst Incumbent |
D | Josh Tutt |
Senate District 19
Candidates | |
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R | Robert Garza |
D | Roland Gutierrez Incumbent |
Senate District 20
Candidates | |
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R | Westley Wright |
D | Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa Incumbent |
Senate District 21
Candidates | |
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R | Julie Dahlberg |
D | Judith Zaffirini Incumbent |
L | Arthur DiBianca |
Senate District 22
Candidates | |
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R | Brian Birdwell Incumbent |
L | Jeremy Schroppel |
Senate District 23
Candidates | |
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D | Royce West Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 24
Candidates | |
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R | Pete Flores |
D | Kathy Jones-Hospod |
Senate District 25
Candidates | |
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R | Donna Campbell Incumbent |
D | Robert Walsh |
Senate District 26
Candidates | |
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R | Ashton Murray |
D | José Menéndez Incumbent |
Senate District 27
Candidates | |
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R | Adam Hinojosa |
D | Morgan LaMantia |
Senate District 28
Candidates | |
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R | Charles Perry Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 29
Candidates | |
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R | Derek L. Zubeldia |
D | César J. Blanco Incumbent |
Senate District 30
Candidates | |
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R | Drew Springer Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Senate District 31
Candidates | |
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R | Kevin Sparks |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
Texas House
There are 150 members of the Texas House. Each state representative serves a two-year term. This year’s election takes place under a new map drawn by legislators. Almost all the candidates preferred by House Speaker Dade Phelan nabbed enough votes to make it to the November general election. And 120 candidates on the ballot are incumbents running for reelection.
House District 1
Candidates | |
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R | Gary VanDeaver Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 2
Candidates | |
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R | Bryan Slaton Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 3
Candidates | |
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R | Cecil Bell Jr. Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 4
Candidates | |
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R | Keith Bell Incumbent |
L | Matt Savino |
House District 5
Candidates | |
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R | Cole Hefner Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 6
Candidates | |
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R | Matt Schaefer Incumbent |
D | Cody J. Grace |
House District 7
Candidates | |
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R | Jay Dean Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 8
Candidates | |
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R | Cody Harris Incumbent |
L | Ed Adams |
House District 9
Candidates | |
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R | Trent Ashby* |
D | Jason Rogers |
*Ashby currently represents Texas House District 57, which has changed due to redistricting.
House District 10
Candidates | |
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R | Brian Harrison Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 11
Candidates | |
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R | Travis Clardy Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 12
Candidates | |
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R | Kyle Kacal Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 13
Candidates | |
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R | Angelia Orr |
D | Cedric Davis Sr. |
House District 14
Candidates | |
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R | John Raney Incumbent |
L | Jeff Miller |
House District 15
Candidates | |
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R | Steve Toth Incumbent |
D | Kristin Johnson |
House District 16
Candidates | |
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R | Will Metcalf Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 17
Candidates | |
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R | Stan Gerdes |
D | Madeline Eden |
I | Linda Curtis |
House District 18
Candidates | |
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R | Ernest Bailes Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 19
Candidates | |
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R | Ellen Troxclair |
D | Pam Baggett |
House District 20
Candidates | |
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R | Terry M. Wilson Incumbent |
D | Raul Camacho |
House District 21
Candidates | |
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R | Dade Phelan Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 22
Candidates | |
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R | Jacorion Randle |
D | Christian "Manuel" Hayes |
House District 23
Candidates | |
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R | Terri Leo Wilson |
D | Keith G. Henry |
House District 24
Candidates | |
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R | Greg Bonnen Incumbent |
D | Michael J. Creedon |
L | Ryan McCamy |
House District 25
Candidates | |
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R | Cody Thane Vasut Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 26
Candidates | |
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R | Jacey Jetton Incumbent |
D | Daniel Lee |
House District 27
Candidates | |
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R | Sohrab Gilani |
D | Ron Reynolds Incumbent |
House District 28
Candidates | |
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R | Gary Gates Incumbent |
D | Nelvin J. Adriatico |
House District 29
Candidates | |
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R | Ed Thompson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 30
Candidates | |
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R | Geanie W. Morrison Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 31
Candidates | |
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R | Ryan Guillen Incumbent |
D | Martha M. Gutierrez |
House District 32
Candidates | |
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R | Todd Hunter Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 33
Candidates | |
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R | Justin Holland Incumbent |
D | Graeson Lynskey |
House District 34
Candidates | |
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R | Carolyn Vaughn |
D | Abel Herrero Incumbent |
House District 35
Candidates | |
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R | Oscar Rosa |
D | Oscar Longoria Incumbent |
House District 36
Candidates | |
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D | Sergio Muñoz Jr. Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 37
Candidates | |
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R | Janie Lopez |
D | Luis Villarreal Jr. |
House District 38
Candidates | |
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D | Erin Elizabeth Gamez Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 39
Candidates | |
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R | Jimmie Garcia |
D | Armando "Mando" Martinez Incumbent |
House District 40
Candidates | |
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D | Terry Canales Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 41
Candidates | |
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R | John "Doc" Robert Guerra |
D | Bobby Guerra Incumbent |
House District 42
Candidates | |
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R | Joe Brennan |
D | Richard Peña Raymond Incumbent |
House District 43
Candidates | |
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R | J.M. Lozano Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 44
Candidates | |
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R | John Kuempel Incumbent |
D | Robert M. Bohmfalk |
House District 45
Candidates | |
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R | Michelle M. Lopez |
D | Erin Zwiener Incumbent |
House District 46
Candidates | |
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R | Sam Strasser |
D | Sheryl Cole Incumbent |
L | Tom Kost |
House District 47
Candidates | |
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R | Rob McCarthy |
D | Vikki Goodwin Incumbent |
House District 48
Candidates | |
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D | Donna Howard Incumbent |
L | Daniel McCarthy |
House District 49
Candidates | |
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R | Katherine Griffin |
D | Gina Hinojosa Incumbent |
L | David Roberson |
House District 50
Candidates | |
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R | Victor Johnson |
D | James Talarico* |
L | Ted Brown |
*Talarico currently represents Texas House District 52, which has changed due to redistricting.
House District 51
Candidates | |
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R | Robert Reynolds |
D | Maria Luisa "Lulu" Flores |
House District 52
Candidates | |
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R | Caroline Harris |
D | Luis Echegaray |
House District 53
Candidates | |
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R | Andrew S. Murr Incumbent |
D | Joe P. Herrera |
House District 54
Candidates | |
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R | Brad Buckley Incumbent |
D | Jonathan Hildner |
House District 55
Candidates | |
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R | Hugh D. Shine Incumbent |
D | Tristian T.D. Sanders |
House District 56
Candidates | |
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R | Charles "Doc" Anderson Incumbent |
D | Erin Shank |
House District 57
Candidates | |
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R | Richard Hayes |
L | Darren Hamilton |
House District 58
Candidates | |
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R | DeWayne Burns Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 59
Candidates | |
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R | Shelby Slawson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 60
Candidates | |
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R | Glenn Rogers Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 61
Candidates | |
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R | Frederick Frazier |
D | Sheena King |
House District 62
Candidates | |
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R | Reggie Smith Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 63
Candidates | |
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R | Ben Bumgarner |
D | H. Denise Wooten |
House District 64
Candidates | |
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R | Lynn Stucky Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 65
Candidates | |
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R | Kronda Thimesch |
D | Brittney Verdell |
House District 66
Candidates | |
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R | Matt Shaheen Incumbent |
D | Jesse Ringness |
House District 67
Candidates | |
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R | Jeff Leach Incumbent |
D | Kevin Morris |
House District 68
Candidates | |
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R | David Spiller Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 69
Candidates | |
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R | James Frank Incumbent |
D | Walter Coppage |
L | Michael Neumann |
House District 70
Candidates | |
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R | Jamee Jolly |
D | Mihaela Elizabeth Plesa |
House District 71
Candidates | |
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R | Stan Lambert Incumbent |
D | Linda Goolsbee |
House District 72
Candidates | |
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R | Drew Darby Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 73
Candidates | |
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R | Carrie Isaac |
D | Justin Calhoun |
House District 74
Candidates | |
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R | Katherine Parker |
D | Eddie Morales Jr. Incumbent |
House District 75
Candidates | |
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D | Mary E. González Incumbent |
L | Jonathan Mullins |
House District 76
Candidates | |
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R | Dan Mathews |
D | Suleman Lalani |
House District 77
Candidates | |
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D | Evelina "Lina" Ortega Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 78
Candidates | |
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D | Joe Moody Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 79
Candidates | |
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D | Claudia Ordaz Perez |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 80
Candidates | |
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D | Tracy King Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 81
Candidates | |
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R | Brooks Landgraf Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 82
Candidates | |
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R | Tom Craddick Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 83
Candidates | |
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R | Dustin Burrows Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 84
Candidates | |
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R | Carl Tepper |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 85
Candidates | |
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R | Stan Kitzman |
D | Larry E. Baggett |
L | Michael Miller |
House District 86
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | John Smithee Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 87
Candidates | |
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R | Four Price Incumbent |
L | Nick Hearn |
House District 88
Candidates | |
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R | Ken King Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 89
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Candy Noble Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 90
Candidates | |
---|---|
D | Ramon Romero Jr. Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 91
Candidates | |
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R | Stephanie Klick Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 92
Candidates | |
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R | Joe F. Livingston |
D | Salman Bhojani |
House District 93
Candidates | |
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R | Nate Schatzline |
D | KC Chowdhury |
House District 94
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Tony Tinderholt Incumbent |
D | Dennis Sherrard |
House District 95
Candidates | |
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R | Taylor Mondick |
D | Nicole Collier Incumbent |
House District 96
Candidates | |
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R | David Cook Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 97
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Craig Goldman Incumbent |
D | Laurin McLaurin |
House District 98
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Giovanni Capriglione Incumbent |
D | Shannon Elkins |
House District 99
Candidates | |
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R | Charlie Geren Incumbent |
D | Mimi Coffey |
House District 100
Candidates | |
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D | Venton C. Jones |
L | Joe Roberts |
House District 101
Candidates | |
---|---|
D | Chris Turner Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 102
Candidates | |
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R | Susan Fischer |
D | Ana-Maria Ramos Incumbent |
House District 103
Candidates | |
---|---|
D | Rafael M. Anchía Incumbent |
I | Alejandro Arrieta |
House District 104
Candidates | |
---|---|
D | Jessica González Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 105
Candidates | |
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R | Allan E. Meagher |
D | Thresa "Terry" Meza Incumbent |
House District 106
Candidates | |
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R | Jared Patterson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 107
Candidates | |
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D | Victoria Neave Incumbent |
L | Shane Newsom |
House District 108
Candidates | |
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R | Morgan Meyer Incumbent |
D | Elizabeth Ginsberg |
House District 109
Candidates | |
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D | Carl Sherman Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 110
Candidates | |
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D | Toni Rose Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 111
Candidates | |
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R | Benny Flores Yrigollen |
D | Yvonne Davis Incumbent |
House District 112
Candidates | |
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R | Angie Chen Button Incumbent |
D | Elva Curl |
House District 113
Candidates | |
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D | Rhetta Andrews Bowers Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 114
Candidates | |
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R | Sarah Lamb |
D | John Bryant |
Note: Mark Hajdu, who won the March Republican primary, was removed from the ballot in July for not meeting residency requirements. Sarah Lamb will replace him as the Republican nominee.
House District 115
Candidates | |
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R | Melisa Denis |
D | Julie Johnson Incumbent |
House District 116
Candidates | |
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D | Trey Martinez Fischer Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 117
Candidates | |
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R | Aaron Schwope |
D | Philip Cortez Incumbent |
House District 118
Candidates | |
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R | John Lujan Incumbent |
D | Frank Ramirez |
House District 119
Candidates | |
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D | Elizabeth "Liz" Campos Incumbent |
L | Arthur Thomas IV |
House District 120
Candidates | |
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R | Ronald Payne |
D | Barbara Gervin-Hawkins Incumbent |
House District 121
Candidates | |
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R | Steve Allison Incumbent |
D | Becca Moyer DeFelice |
House District 122
Candidates | |
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R | Mark Dorazio |
D | Angi Aramburu |
L | Stephanie Berlin |
House District 123
Candidates | |
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R | Charlotte Valdez |
D | Diego Bernal Incumbent |
House District 124
Candidates | |
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R | Johnny Arredondo |
D | Josey Garcia |
House District 125
Candidates | |
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R | Carlos Antonio Raymond |
D | Ray Lopez Incumbent |
House District 126
Candidates | |
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R | E. Sam Harless Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 127
Candidates | |
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R | Charles Cunningham |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 128
Candidates | |
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R | Briscoe Cain Incumbent |
D | Charles "Chuck" Crews |
House District 129
Candidates | |
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R | Dennis Paul Incumbent |
D | Kat Marvel |
House District 130
Candidates | |
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R | Tom Oliverson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 131
Candidates | |
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R | Gerry "The 5 Star General" Monroe |
D | Alma A. Allen Incumbent |
House District 132
Candidates | |
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R | Mike Schofield Incumbent |
D | Cameron "Cam" Campbell |
House District 133
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Mano DeAyala |
D | Mohamad Maarouf |
L | James Harren |
House District 134
Candidates | |
---|---|
R | Ryan McConnico |
D | Ann Johnson Incumbent |
L | Carol Unsicker |
House District 135
Candidates | |
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R | Mike May |
D | Jon E. Rosenthal Incumbent |
House District 136
Candidates | |
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R | Michelle Evans |
D | John H. Bucy III Incumbent |
L | Burton Culley |
House District 137
Candidates | |
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D | Gene Wu Incumbent |
L | Lee Sharp |
House District 138
Candidates | |
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R | Lacey Hull Incumbent |
D | Stephanie Morales |
House District 139
Candidates | |
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D | Jarvis D. Johnson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 140
Candidates | |
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D | Armando Lucio Walle Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 141
Candidates | |
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D | Senfronia Thompson Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 142
Candidates | |
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D | Harold V. Dutton Jr. Incumbent |
Note: Richard Varner, who won the March Republican primary, has withdrawn from the race.
Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 143
Candidates | |
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D | Ana Hernandez Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 144
Candidates | |
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D | Mary Ann Perez Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 145
Candidates | |
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R | Michael Mabry |
D | Christina Morales Incumbent |
House District 146
Candidates | |
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D | Shawn Nicole Thierry Incumbent |
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 147
Candidates | |
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D | Jolanda Jones Incumbent |
Note: Damien Thaddeus Jones, who won the March Republican primary, has withdrawn from the race.
Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
House District 148
Candidates | |
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R | Kay Smith |
D | Penny Morales Shaw Incumbent |
L | "Grizzle" Trojacek |
House District 149
Candidates | |
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R | Lily Truong |
D | Hubert Vo Incumbent |
L | Braxton Bogue |
House District 150
Candidates | |
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R | Valoree Swanson Incumbent |
D | Ginny Brown Daniel |
About the data
Candidate information comes from the Texas secretary of state’s office and Texas Tribune research.
Illustration by Emily Albracht.
Disclosure: The Texas secretary of state, the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Terry Canales, Senfronia Thompson, Brooks Landgraf, Vikki Goodwin and Todd Hunter have been financial supporters of The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that is funded in part by donations from members, foundations and corporate sponsors. Financial supporters play no role in the Tribune’s journalism. Find a complete list of them here.
Corrections: An earlier version of this page incorrectly stated that the Texas Department of Agriculture regulates fuel pumps in the state. Regulation of fuel pumps was transferred to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in 2020.
An earlier version of this page did not list the following candidates as incumbents after they won their respective special election races this year: Mayra Flores, in U.S. House District 34; Erin Elizabeth Gamez, in state House District 38; and Jolanda Jones, in state House District 147.