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Hallettsville,
Colorado County and Lavaca County,
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77964
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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 |
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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 10
Representative Michael McCaulDistrict 10 (Won) Republican |
Mike RyanDistrict 10 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian
Mike SiegelDistrict 10 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
District 27
Representative Michael CloudDistrict 27 (Won) Republican |
James DuerrDistrict 27 Challenger (Lost) Independent
Eric HolguinDistrict 27 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
Daniel TinusDistrict 27 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian |
Incumbents |
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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 13 |
Ben LemanDistrict 13 Challenger (Won) Republican
Cecil Webster, Sr.District 13 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
State SenateDistrict 18
Senator Lois KolkhorstDistrict 18 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 |
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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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CommissionerPrecinct 1 (Lavaca County)
Commissioner Edward PustkaPrecinct 1 |
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Precinct 2 (Lavaca County)
Commissioner Ronald BerckenhoffPrecinct 2 |
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Precinct 3 (Lavaca County)
Commissioner R.W. BrownPrecinct 3 |
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Precinct 4 (Lavaca County)
Commissioner Dennis KocianPrecinct 4 |
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Federal Key Votes
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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
