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TXElects

@TXElects

2 years

A state record 9.6 million registered voters did not vote, breaking the previous mark of 9.3 million set in 2014. Combined with the estimated 1.4 million Texans who are eligible to vote but aren't registered, almost 11 million Texans who could have voted didn't.

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Texas has never elected a Latina to Congress. It's poised to send two. In CD16, Veronica Escobar is at 61% In CD29, Sylvia Garcia is at 63%

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4 years

The voter registration deadline is 60 days away. Don't wait until Election Day to find out you're not registered where you live. Confirm your registration: Register here: You must print, sign & mail to your county voter registrar

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6 years

(1/2) The five counties with the highest early voting turnout* so far are Williamson (22.8%), Comal (22.6%), Hays (20.8%), Collin (20.6%) and Lubbock (20.5%). President Trump received 56% of the vote in these five counties in 2016. * % of registered voters already voting.

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6 years

Despite losing, @BetoORourke has received the most votes ever for a Democrat in Texas. He's currently at 3,938,154, which tops Hillary Clinton's 3,877,867 two years ago.

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2 years

The number of Republican early voters has already exceeded the total number of 2018 Republican voters (early+ED) in 18 counties, and that was as of Wednesday. Several more will cross that 100% threshold by the end of today if they haven't already.

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3 years

Austin Prop A defeated, 31%-69%

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2 years

CD34 special With 100% of precincts reporting: Mayra Flores (R) 50.98% Dan Sanchez (D) 43.3%

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1 year

There is no evidence - NONE - that giving people the convenience of voting anywhere in one’s county somehow affects the accuracy of vote counts. Big Lie fantasies are being claimed as justification for making it harder to vote. Period.

T.L. Langford

@tlangford

1 year

No one promised living in Texas was supposed to be easy. Texas Senate moves to end countywide voting on Election Day via @TexasTribune

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2 years

Travis Co. appears to be 100% reported Rep. Celia Israel (D) with 41% and former mayor and former Sen. Kirk Watson (D) with 35% head to mayoral runoff.

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2 years

Harris Co. early vote GOV: O'Rourke 54%-45% LTGOV: Collier 53%-44% AG: Garza 53%-44% All Texas House incumbents over 56% Co. Judge: Hidalgo (D) 50.7%, del Moral Mealer (R) 49.3%

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6 years

Day One total early voters for the state's 15 most populous counties: REP 47,029 (4% below 2014, 7% below 2016) DEM 49,375 (102% above 2014, 10% above 2016) 0.42% of registered voters in those counties cast ballots in person yesterday or returned ballots by mail #txlege

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6 years

Dallas Co. early vote: O'Rourke doubles up Cruz, 66-33 Sen. Huffines, Reps. Koop, Anderson, Meyer, and Rinaldi losing. Dems winning open HD113, HD114

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2 years

CD34 Flores (R) now at 50.9% – looks like she is winning this seat outright

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4 years

We now have early votes from all 12 counties with at least 250K voters. Biden leads by 828K votes. In 2016, Trump won the state's other 244 counties by 1.3 million votes

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2 years

(1/2) Today is the last day of early voting for the May 24 primary runoff election. Most candidates who win these runoffs will win the November election. Based on preliminary statewide turnout data, just over 3% of registered voters have cast ballots so far. That is not a typo.

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3 months

The record for most Republican legislators to lose in the primary election is 7 (2012, 2014). We're looking at nine right now, but there are still votes to be counted.

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2 years

Bexar Co. early vote DEM CD28: Cisneros 72%, Cuellar 23% CD35: Casar 46%, Viagran 30%, Rodriguez 14% HD124: Garcia 69%, Garza 39%

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@TXElects

3 years

Austin Prop B (restoring camping ban) passing in early voting, 63%-37%

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2 years

We're seeing very little spread between the statewide candidates to indicate that any Democrat has the space to win a race. We are calling all the statewide races for Republicans. That's 13 straight sweeps dating back to 1996.

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2 years

Dallas Co. early vote GOV: O'Rourke 64%-35% LTGOV: Collier 64%-33% AG: Garza 64%-33% HD108: Meyer 54%-46% HD112: Button 54%-46% HD115: Johnson 58%-42%

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3 years

And so ends December 37, 2020

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4 years

We've swept through a lot of the larger counties, and the Democrats are not where they likely need to be to flip the state House. Long way to go tonight, but the early vote so far has not gone the Democrats' way.

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@TXElects

6 years

We're calling SD19 for Republican Pete Flores. Half of Bexar Co. (friendly to Gallego), all of Pecos Co. (early and ED, friendly to Gallego), Election Day in Atascosa and Medina Cos. (heavy for Flores) and parts of 7 other counties yet to report.

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@TXElects

2 years

Bell County elections office also asked the Texas @TXsecofstate to extend voting by one hour. Eight of 42 vote centers had issues this morning because the time change back to CST was not being accounted for

Texas GOP

@TexasGOP

2 years

ATTENTION Bell County voters: we have just secured a court order to keep polls open until 8pm in Bell County. Polls will be open until 8pm now #txlege #ElectionDay

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@TXElects

2 years

HD37 Republican Janie Lopez defeats Luis Villarreal Jr., 51.8%-48.2%

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3 years

Democrats may get credit/blame for Senate Bill 7’s death, but the groundwork for its demise was laid by a series of its sponsors’ decisions to wait until today to pass it.

Chuck Lindell

@chucklindell

3 years

BREAKING: With no quorum present, the House adjourns until 10 am Monday for the last day of session, sine die. SB 7 is dead. Bail bill is dead. Both will come up in a special session. When that special will be called is up to the governor. #txlege

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3 years

Fort Worth 100% reporting Mayor: Parker 53%, Peoples 47% D6: Williams 51%, incumbent Jordan 49% (Williams won Election Day by 406 votes) D7: Firestone 55%, Pent 45% D8: Nettles 52%, incumbent Gray 48% D9: Beck 62%, Peralta 38%

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5 years

Prop 10, the law enforcement dog amendment, is currently sitting at 93.9% in favor, which would make it the single most popular change to the Texas Constitution in state history if it holds. #txlege

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@TXElects

3 years

Grand Prairie 100% reporting At-large council member Greg Giessner was defeated by Junior Ezeonu, 51%-49%, and incumbent council member Jeff Woolridge lost his re-election bid to Kurt Johnson, 53%-47%.

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4 years

Early vote is in from 9 of the 12 counties with at least 250K registered voters. Biden leads Trump in those 9 counties by 702K votes. This is short of what is probably needed to offset Trump's advantage in smaller counties. Long way to go yet.

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2 years

O'Rourke is under-performing his 2018 performance in Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Bexar & Travis Cos. and even with Biden. 2022 - O'Rourke 58.9% 2018 - O'Rourke 61.2% vs. Cruz 2020 - Biden 59.8% 2018 - Valdez 55.0% vs. Abbott 2016 - Clinton 57.8% 2014 - Davis 50.7% vs. Abbott

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3 years

HD118 special runoff John Lujan (R) appears to have defeated Frank Ramirez (D), 51%-49%, as all vote centers have reported. Will keep checking in case counting is not complete.

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@TXElects

3 years

In one day, O'Rourke has out-raised 2018 nominee Lupe Valdez. She raised a total of $1.9M.

Madlin Mekelburg

@madlinbmek

3 years

New: @BetoORourke says his campaign has raised $2 million in the first 24 hours of his gubernatorial campaign from 20,000 donors.

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2 years

Polls close in 251 of the state's counties in two hours (Voters in line at that time will be able to vote.). Early voting results will begin to be released at that time. Polls will close an hour later in Bell, El Paso and Hudspeth Cos.

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2 years

Still waiting on Fort Bend Co., but O'Rourke is not getting enough in the 15 largest counties to overcome the rural red wall. His vote % in early voting is lower in 12 counties and higher in 2 (Travis +0.6%, Williamson +0.1%) than his EV+ED % in 2018 vs. Cruz.

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2 years

AP has not called it yet.

Fox News

@FoxNews

2 years

BREAKING NEWS: Gov. Greg Abbott will remain in the Governor’s mansion for a third term. He defeats high-profile Democratic candidate Beto O’Rourke.

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2 years

CD28 U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar appears to have defeated Jessica Cisneros by 175 votes, 50.2%-49.8%, as Bexar Co. is now at 100% reporting.

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6 years

Day one of early voting in Montgomery Co.: 3,630 Republican and 743 Democratic. Republican turnout up 9% and Democratic turnout up 395% over 2014. Totals include in-person voters today and all mail-in ballots received through today. #txlege

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@TXElects

6 years

Through two days of early voting, nearly 1.2M Texans have cast ballots in the 30 counties with the most registered voters, representing a turnout so far of 9.7%.

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@TXElects

3 years

Rep. Drew Springer (R-Muenster) is projected to win the SD30 special runoff election.

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@TXElects

3 years

Each Texas state senator will represent more people than the U.S. Senators of Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont or Wyoming and almost as many as Delaware, Montana or Rhode Island. #txlege

Michael Li 李之樸

@mcpli

3 years

The target population of Texas state senate districts in the upcoming round of redistricting will be a whopping 940,178 people, up from 811,147 when maps were drawn last decade. #txlege #fairmaps

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6 years

We're projecting statewide turnout to be ~8.3M, which is about 0.6M below 2016 but 3.6M more than in 2014.

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@TXElects

2 years

Screen cap from the ad, in which "curriculum" is misspelled.

Patrick Svitek

@PatrickSvitek

2 years

In Republican primary runoff for AG, new @KenPaxtonTX TV ad seizes on @georgepbush Lubbock comments where he criticized Paxton for his school-district lawsuits, suggested CRT debate has become “overly politicized”:

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2 years

We project Gov. Greg Abbott to win re-election. Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke is under-performing in key counties, creating an even larger gap that he has to overcome elsewhere.

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@TXElects

3 years

HD118 special runoff About 800 Election Day votes are counted, stretching Frank Ramirez's (D) lead over John Lujan (R) to 374 votes

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@TXElects

3 years

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is one of SIX senators to vote to sustain his objection to Arizona's electoral votes. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and 92 of his colleagues voted no.

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@TXElects

2 years

Primary election command center is up and running

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@TXElects

2 years

(2/2) If you voted in the March primary election, you may vote in that party's runoff. If you did NOT vote in the March primary, you may vote in EITHER party's runoff election. Visit and for more information.

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@TXElects

4 years

The 939K votes cast in the Democratic runoff for U.S. Senate so far is the most since the 1990 gubernatorial runoff between Ann Richards and Jim Mattox.

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2 years

3-2-1 ... Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh.

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@TXElects

3 years

HD118 special runoff John Lujan (R) has pulled ahead of Frank Ramirez (D) by 126 votes - a little over 2K Election Day votes have been counted so far

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4 years

Everyone quit hitting the refresh button

Texas Secretary of State

@TXsecofstate

4 years

Our election results webpage is currently experiencing technical difficulties. We are working with our vendor to resolve this issue as quickly as possible and apologize for any inconvenience. Data to third parties/news outlets has not been affected.

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@TXElects

2 years

(1/20) Let’s talk about turnout for Tuesday’s first-in-the-Nation primary elections in Texas. The state set records for primary participation and also for non-participation.

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@TXElects

3 years

Laredo community organizer Jessica Cisneros, who narrowly lost her 2020 primary challenge of U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Laredo), reauthorized her campaign committee for 2022.

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3 years

CD6 special Republicans Susan Wright (19.2%) and Jake Ellzey (13.85%) advance to a runoff. Democrat Jana Lynne Sanchez (13.4%) misses the runoff by 354 votes.

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4 years

This is one of the biggest stories from last night, and sadly the one that will likely be forgotten the fastest.

Derek Ryan

@longhornderek

4 years

This should serve as a wake up call to both parties, but it probably wont. This map shows the increase/decrease of Trump's percentages by county. In 2016, Trump got 18.9% of the vote in Starr County. In 2020? 47.1%. An increase of 28.1%. #txlege

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@TXElects

6 years

As we wait breathlessly for 7:01 p.m., keep in mind that the current post-2000 high water marks for any Democratic statewide candidate are: 46.03% – John Sharp, running for Lt. Gov. in 2002 3,877,867 – Hillary Clinton, 2016 presidential candidate

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4 years

My decision desk is not as fancy as other news outlets, but it is ready.

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6 years

Very, very preliminary numbers from one day of early voting suggests about a quarter of votes cast so far are from people who did not vote in either of the last two gubernatorial general elections.

Derek Ryan

@longhornderek

6 years

I'm still getting early voting data in from the big counties, but from what I've received so far... -72.5% of voters yesterday voted in 2010 and/or 2014. -Another 20.2% voted in 2012 and/or 2016. -7.3% didn't vote in 2010, 2012, 2014, or 2016. #txlege #txsen

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2 years

Let's go!

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3 years

Texas gains 2 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, will send 38 members to Congress in 2023, according to new population totals and apportionment results released by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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4 years

HD28 special runoff election (Early vote only): Gary Gates (R) 59%, Eliz Markowitz (D) 41%

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2 years

Travis Co. early vote DEM CD35: Casar 71%, Rodriguez 18% – wow CD37: Doggett 84% HD50: Talarico 80% HD51: Flores 62%, Worthington 11%, Valadez-Mata 10%

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2 years

With 86% of Cameron and 100% of the other 10 counties reporting: Flores (R) 49.9%, Sanchez (D) 44.4% Flores needs to net 19 votes above her 3 opponents in the remaining boxes to get to 50%+1

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@TXElects

2 years

Same map, but showing how Democratic early vote turnout through 10 days of early voting compares to total 2018 turnout (early+Election Day). While the REP map is concentrated along South and West Texas, the DEM map is a bit more random.

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@TXElects

4 years

At least 5.3 million Texans – 31% of registered voters – have cast ballots through 8 days of early voting. Today, early turnout is likely to exceed the total number of early votes cast in the 2008 and 2012 elections. 2020 already exceeds total number of 2014 voters (EV+ED).

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2 years

Williamson Co. early vote Almost split down the middle GOV: O'Rourke 51%-48% LTGOV: Collier 51%-46% AG: Garza 51%-46% Rs leading COMP, LAND & RRC. Ds leading AGRIC, Supreme Court seats HD52: Harris (R) 53%-47% - R pickup

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@TXElects

2 years

Jones ran unopposed for re-election this year and received all 18 votes cast in the Democratic primary (That's 4 more votes than the county treasurer, who was also unopposed, received in the primary.).

Tatum Guinn

@tatumguinn

2 years

#BREAKING : Loving County Judge Skeet Jones was arrested earlier today by the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association. He and three others are accused of picking up loose cattle and selling them. Special rangers have been on this case for more than a year.

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6 years

Harris Co. SEN: O'Rourke leads Cruz by 123K votes in Harris Co. LTGOV: Collier leads Patrick, who is from there, by 106K votes

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6 years

It appears Democrats will have their first runoff for governor since 1990. Lupe Valdez (42%) and Andrew White (29%) are way ahead of anyone else. Republicans, on the other hand, are headed toward no statewide runoff.

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2 years

Interesting splits among how people intend to vote: Absentee (mail): O'Rourke 64%-36% In person early: O'Rourke 53%-46% In person Election Day: Abbott 75%-22% Suggests early voting results will be O'Rourke's high-water mark.

Patrick Svitek

@PatrickSvitek

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. @Quinnipiac poll of #TXGOV : Abbott 53, O’Rourke 46 (Sept. 22-26, 1,327 LVs, +/-2.7%)

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3 years

SD30 special runoff With 100% of precincts reporting: @DrewSpringer defeats @ShelleyLuther 56.5%-43.5%, an unofficial margin of just under 7,500 votes

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2 years

HD73 With 100% of precincts reporting in Comal and Hays Cos., it appears Carrie Isaac has defeated Barron Casteel, 50.6%-49.4%, a margin of 284 votes.

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@TXElects

4 years

Gov. Greg Abbott (R) extends early voting period for November 3 general election. Early voting in person will begin October 13, six days earlier than it was scheduled to begin.

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6 years

O'Rourke's lead in Bexar, Dallas, Fort Bend and Travis Cos. is 461K. Cruz's lead in Tarrant, Collin and Denton Cos. is 46K.

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@TXElects

4 years

Time to embrace the chaos. Let’s go!

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@TXElects

2 years

Early voting results we've seen so far from the big counties show very tight partisan groupings, with very little space between the top and worst performers. This suggests straight-party voting remains very high, even though the single-punch option no longer exists.

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@TXElects

6 years

We doubt the Medina Co. numbers for CD23. According to the SoS, 11,455 people voted early and 998 voted on Election Day. In 2016, more than 17K voted in the county, and it was crucial to Sen. Flores's special election victory. We don't believe all Election Day votes are included.

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@TXElects

3 months

False narratives already out there. Phelan is currently in runoff territory.

Laura Loomer

@LauraLoomer

3 months

JUST IN: Anti-Trump Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan has just been defeated in the Texas GOP primary.

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@TXElects

6 years

It's Election Day. Polls are open across Texas until 7 p.m. local time. If you're in line by 7 p.m., then you will be able to cast a ballot. Visit or contact your county election office for more information. Don't forget your photo ID.

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6 years

Gubernatorial runoff turnout is still south of 250K. The all-time lowest number of voters in a Democratic gubernatorial runoff in Texas is 449K, set in 1920. It was only the second runoff election is state history (first for a GOV nomination). #txlege

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2 years

HD52 Caroline Harris defeats Patrick McGuinness, 50.6%-49.4%, after taking 52% of the Election Day vote.

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1 year

Citing a stabbing incident at UT-Austin and the Uvalde elementary school mass shooting, Rep. Carrie Isaac (R) files the Texas Campus Protection Act (HB 2390) to protect school children by prohibiting people from voting on school property.

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5 years

HD138: Eight-term Rep. Dwayne Bohac (R-Houston) announced he would not seek re-election. He won his 2018 race by just 47 votes over Democrat Adam Milasincic, who has already endorsed Akilah Bacy for 2020 #txlege

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2 years

CD3 Van Taylor (48.7%) forced into runoff against Keith Self (26.5%)

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3 years

Trump’s late endorsement of Wright appears to have worked. She and Ellzey were virtually tied in early voting. She received nearly 8K votes on Election Day compared to less than 4K for Ellzey. Wright was the only top-5 candidate to receive more votes today than in early voting.

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4 years

Congratulations to Justice Jane Bland (R) for becoming the highest vote-getter in state history with 5.97M votes.

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6 years

SD19: With 100% of precincts reporting in all 17 counties, Republican Pete Flores has defeated former Rep. and U.S. Rep. Pete Gallego (D-Alpine), 53%-47%, a margin of 2,665 votes.

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@TXElects

4 years

In case you're wondering, I have three computer screens crackling with data but am not watching the rest of the Super Tuesday states' results or TV coverage. I'm listening to the September 10, 1972, Grateful Dead concert from Hollywood, Calif. You're welcome.

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@TXElects

6 years

Based on county turnout reports we've seen covering today's activity, we estimate the number of early votes cast statewide during the first 5 days of the 2018 early voting period exceeds the total number of votes cast during the entire 12-day early voting period in 2014.

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3 years

Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price announces she will not seek re-election. Price has been elected mayor 5 times.

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4 years

CD22: With all 3 counties reporting early votes, Troy Nehls R leads Sri Preston Kulkarni 50.2%-45.6%. Nehls ahead in all 3 counties.

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3 years

Just another election night in Texas!

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4 years

Dallas Co. – Democrats lead in every state House race. Closest are: HD112 – Chambers D 49.1%, Button R 48.7% HD108 – Cattanach D 49.4%, Meyer R 48.6% HD113 – Bowers D 52%, Douglas R 47.5% HD102 – Ramos D 55%, Koop R 45%

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@TXElects

6 years

Turnout currently stands at 51.8% of registered voters, which is the highest for a gubernatorial election since 1970. In 2014, it was 33.7%. It hasn't been over 50% since 1994, which was coincidentally the last year Texas was truly competitive on a statewide level.

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@TXElects

6 years

Texas, which finished 50th out of the 50 states in turnout in 2010 and 2014, appears to rank around 35th this year, measured as percent of voting-eligible population casting ballots, based on preliminary data from @ElectProject (VEP estimate) and states' election returns.

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@TXElects

8 years

Nearly 1M Texans voted early during the first two days in state's 15 most populous counties, up 49% from 2012, 62% from 2008, 181% from 2004

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6 years

SEN: Beto O'Rourke reports raising $38.1M during the third quarter, a record not only for Texas but for the Nation. O'Rourke has raised $61.5M for the election cycle, which is $14M more than every Democratic U.S. Senate nominee from Texas since 1988 combined.

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@TXElects

5 years

The 2020 primary is one year from today.

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