Ballots Cast - Republican Party: 946   51.53%
Ballots Cast - Democratic Party: 890   48.47%

Republican Party Results

US House Rep
Rob Curnock - 345 (42.07%)
Bill Flores - 174 (21.22%)
Timothy Delasandro - 44
Chuck Wilson - 121
Dave McIntyre - 136

Governor
Debra Medina - 244 (25.90%)
Rick Perry - 475 (50.42%)
Kay Bailey Hutchison - 223 (23.67%)

Lieutenant Governor
David Dewhurst - 725

Attorney General
Greg Abbott - 744

Comptroller of Public Accounts
Susan Combs - 709

Commissioner of the General Land Office
Jerry Patterson - 704

Commissioner of Agriculture
Todd Staples - 692

Railroad Commissioner
Victor G. Carrillo - 289 (38.64%)
David Porter - 459 (61.36%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3
Debra Lehrmann - 116 (17.31%)
Rebecca Simmons - 107 (15.97%)
Rick Strange - 60 (8.96%)
Rick Green - 161 (24.03%)
Jeff Brown - 107 (15.97%)
Jim Moseley - 119 (17.76%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 5
Paul Green - 628

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 9
Eva Guzman - 457 (68.62%)
Rose Vela - 209 (31.38%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2
Lawrence "Larry" Meyers - 630

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5
Cheryl Johnson - 635

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6
Michael E. Keasler

State Senator, District 22
Kip Averitt - 468 (58.87%)
Darren Yancy - 327 (41.13%)

State Representative, District 59
J.D. Sheffield - 262 (31.76%)
Sid Miller - 563 (68.24%)

Justice, 10th Court of Appeals, Precinct 3
Al Scoggins - 549 (77.54%)
Felipe Reyna - 159 (22.46%)

District Judge, 249th Judicial District
Wayne Bridewell - 701

County Judge
Mike Ford - 685

County Commissioner, Precinct 2
Terry Gosdin - 88
John Curtis - 173

County Commissioner, Precinct 4
James Barnard - 157

County Chair
Deedee Jones - 668

Proposition 1
Yes - 817 (94.56%)
No - 47

Proposition 2
Yes - 800 (94.23%)
No - 49

Proposition 3
Yes - 825 (96.27%)
No - 32

Proposition 4
Yes - 855 (97.71%)
No - 20

Proposition 5
Yes - 599 (70.22%)
No - 254 (29.78%)