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Candidates and Representatives for
Copperas Cove,
Coryell County and Lampasas County,
Texas
76522
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President
President Donald TrumpRepublican |
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Vice President
Vice President Mike PenceRepublican |
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U.S. Attorney General
Vacant |
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Sonny PerdueRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr.Republican |
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U.S. Secretary of Defense
Secretary James MattisIndependent |
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Secretary Betsy DeVosRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Energy
Secretary Rick PerryRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services |
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security |
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U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Ben CarsonRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Labor
Secretary Alexander AcostaRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of State
Secretary Mike PompeoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Secretary Elaine ChaoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Treasury |
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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs |
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Secretary Ryan ZinkeRepublican |
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U.S. Senate
Senator John CornynSenior Seat Republican |
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Senator Ted CruzJunior Seat (Won) Republican |
Neal DikemanJunior Seat Challenger (Lost) Libertarian
Beto O'RourkeJunior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
U.S. HouseDistrict 25
Representative Roger WilliamsDistrict 25 (Won) Republican |
Desarae LindseyDistrict 25 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian
Julie OliverDistrict 25 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
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Governor
Governor Gregory Abbott(Won) Republican |
Mark TippettsChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Lupe ValdezChallenger (Lost) Democratic |
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick(Won) Republican |
Mike CollierChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Michael HarrisChallenger (Lost) Libertarian |
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State HouseDistrict 54
Representative Scott CosperDistrict 54 (Lost) Republican |
Brad BuckleyDistrict 54 Challenger (Won) Republican
Kathryn RichersonDistrict 54 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
Robert WaldenDistrict 54 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian |
District 59
Representative JD SheffieldDistrict 59 (Won) Republican |
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State SenateDistrict 24
Senator Dawn BuckinghamDistrict 24 Republican |
Incumbents |
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State Board of EducationDistrict 1
Board Member Georgina PerezDistrict 1 Democratic |
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District 2
Board Member Ruben Cortez, Jr.District 2 (Won) Democratic |
Charles HasseDistrict 2 Challenger (Lost) Republican |
District 3
Board Member Marisa PerezDistrict 3 (Won) Democratic |
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District 4
Board Member Lawrence Allen, Jr.District 4 (Won) Democratic |
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District 5
Board Member Ken MercerDistrict 5 Republican |
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District 6
Board Member Donna BahorichDistrict 6 Republican |
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District 7
Board Member David BradleyDistrict 7 Republican |
Elizabeth MarkowitzDistrict 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
Matt RobinsonDistrict 7 Challenger (Won) Republican |
District 8
Board Member Barbara CargillDistrict 8 Republican |
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District 9
Board Member Keven EllisDistrict 9 Republican |
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District 10
Board Member Tom MaynardDistrict 10 Republican |
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District 11
Board Member Pat HardyDistrict 11 (Won) Republican |
Carla MortonDistrict 11 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
District 12
Board Member Tincy MillerDistrict 12 Republican |
Pam LittleDistrict 12 Challenger (Won) Republican
Suzanne SmithDistrict 12 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
District 13
Board Member Erika BeltranDistrict 13 Democratic |
Aicha DavisDistrict 13 Challenger (Won) Democratic
A. RussellDistrict 13 Challenger (Lost) Republican |
District 14
Board Member Jacqulin MaloneDistrict 14 Republican |
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District 15
Board Member Marty RowleyDistrict 15 Republican |
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Attorney General
Attorney General Ken Paxton, Jr.(Won) Republican |
Michael HarrisChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Justin NelsonChallenger (Lost) Democratic |
Secretary of State |
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Commissioner of Education |
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Commissioner of the Department of Banking |
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Comptroller of Public Accounts
Glenn Hegar, Jr.(Won) Republican |
Joi ChevalierChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Ben SandersChallenger (Lost) Libertarian |
Incumbents |
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Chief Justice of the Supreme CourtPlace 1
Chief Justice Nathan HechtPlace 1 Republican |
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Justice of the Supreme CourtPlace 2
Justice Jimmy BlacklockPlace 2 (Won) Republican |
Steven KirklandPlace 2 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
Place 3
Justice Debra LehrmannPlace 3 Republican |
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Place 4
Justice John DevinePlace 4 (Won) Republican |
Ravi SandillPlace 4 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
Place 5
Justice Paul GreenPlace 5 Republican |
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Place 6
Justice Jeff BrownPlace 6 (Won) |
Kathy ChengPlace 6 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
Place 7
Justice Jeffrey BoydPlace 7 |
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Place 8
Justice Phil JohnsonPlace 8 Republican |
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Place 9
Justice Eva GuzmanPlace 9 Republican |
Incumbents |
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MayorAt-Large (Copperas Cove)
Frank SeffroodAt-Large |
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Council MemberPlace 1 (Copperas Cove)
David MorrisPlace 1 |
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Place 2 (Copperas Cove)
James PiercePlace 2 |
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Place 3 (Copperas Cove)
Dan YanceyPlace 3 |
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Place 4 (Copperas Cove)
Marty SmithPlace 4 |
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Place 5 (Copperas Cove)
Kirby LackPlace 5 |
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Place 6 (Copperas Cove)
George DuncanPlace 6 |
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Place 7 (Copperas Cove)
Matthew RussellPlace 7 |
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CommissionerPrecinct 1 (Coryell County)
Commissioner Jack WallPrecinct 1 |
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Precinct 2 (Coryell County)
Commissioner Daren MoorePrecinct 2 |
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Precinct 3 (Coryell County)
Commissioner Don JonesPrecinct 3 |
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Precinct 4 (Coryell County)
Commissioner Wyllis AmentPrecinct 4 |
The Voters Speak Easy
Federal Key Votes
- Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 6784) to provide for removal of the gray wolf in the contiguous 48 States from the List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife published under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, and providing for proceedings during the period from November 19, 2018, through November 26, 2018.H Res 1142
- Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 6784) to provide for removal of the gray wolf in the contiguous 48 States from the List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife published under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, and providing for proceedings during the period from November 19, 2018, through November 26, 2018.H Res 1142
- Nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court of the United StatesPN 2259
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Texas Key Votes
State Facts
- Type: State
- Nickname: The Lone Star State
- Motto: Friendship
- Area: 267,338 sq mi
- Population: 26,059,203 (2012 est.)
- Capital: Austin
- Statehood: Dec. 29, 1845 (28th state)
- Highest Point: Guadalupe Peak, 8,751 ft
- Lowest Point: sea level
- Bird: Mockingbird
- Flower: Bluebonnet
- Senators: 31
- Representatives: 150
- Electoral Votes: 38
