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President
President Donald Trump(Announced) Republican |
Joe Biden, Jr.Challenger (Announced) Democratic
Michael BloombergChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Pete ButtigiegChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Tulsi GabbardChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Amy KlobucharChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Bernie SandersChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Tom SteyerChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Elizabeth WarrenChallenger (Announced) Democratic
Bill WeldChallenger (Announced) Republican |
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 |
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Secretary Betsy DeVosRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Energy |
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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 |
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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 |
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U.S. Senate
Senator John CornynSenior Seat (Running) Republican |
Chris BellSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Virgil BierschwaleSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican
John CastroSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican
Michael CooperSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Amanda EdwardsSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Jack Daniel Foster, Jr.Senior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Annie GarciaSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Victor HarrisSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
MJ HegarSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Sema HernándezSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
DR HunterSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Adrian OceguedaSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Dwayne StovallSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican
Cristina Tzintzún RamirezSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Royce WestSenior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic
Mark YanceySenior Seat Challenger (Running) Republican |
Senator Ted CruzJunior Seat Republican |
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U.S. HouseDistrict 10
Representative Michael McCaulDistrict 10 (Running) Republican |
Pritesh GandhiDistrict 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Shannon HutchesonDistrict 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Mike SiegelDistrict 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
District 27
Representative Michael CloudDistrict 27 (Running) Republican |
Ricardo De La FuenteDistrict 27 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Charlie JacksonDistrict 27 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
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Governor
Governor Gregory AbbottRepublican |
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Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor Dan PatrickRepublican |
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State HouseDistrict 13
Representative Ben LemanDistrict 13 Republican |
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District 17
Representative John CyrierDistrict 17 Republican |
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State SenateDistrict 14
Senator Kirk WatsonDistrict 14 Democratic |
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District 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 Democratic |
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District 3
Board Member Marisa PerezDistrict 3 Democratic |
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District 4
Board Member Lawrence Allen, Jr.District 4 Democratic |
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District 5
Board Member Ken MercerDistrict 5 Republican |
Rebecca Bell-MetereauDistrict 5 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Letti BresnahanDistrict 5 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Inga CottonDistrict 5 Challenger (Running) Republican
Robert MorrowDistrict 5 Challenger (Running) Republican
Lani PoppDistrict 5 Challenger (Running) Republican |
District 6
Board Member Donna BahorichDistrict 6 Republican |
Debra KernerDistrict 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Kimberly McLeodDistrict 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Michelle PalmerDistrict 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
District 7
Board Member Matt RobinsonDistrict 7 Republican |
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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 |
Marsha Burnett-WebsterDistrict 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Stephen WymanDistrict 10 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
District 11
Board Member Pat HardyDistrict 11 Republican |
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District 12
Board Member Pam LittleDistrict 12 Republican |
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District 13
Board Member Aicha DavisDistrict 13 Democratic |
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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.Republican |
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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.Republican |
Incumbents |
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Chief Justice of the Supreme CourtPlace 1
Chief Justice Nathan HechtPlace 1 Republican |
Amy MeachumPlace 1 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Gerald ZimmererPlace 1 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
Justice of the Supreme CourtPlace 2
Justice Jimmy BlacklockPlace 2 Republican |
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Place 3
Justice Debra LehrmannPlace 3 Republican |
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Place 4
Justice John DevinePlace 4 Republican |
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Place 5
Justice Paul GreenPlace 5 Republican |
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Place 6
Justice Jane BlandPlace 6 |
Kathy ChengPlace 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Larry PraegerPlace 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
Place 7
Justice Jeffrey BoydPlace 7 |
Brandy VossPlace 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Staci WilliamsPlace 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
Place 8
Justice Brett BusbyPlace 8 |
Peter KellyPlace 8 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Gisela TrianaPlace 8 Challenger (Running) Democratic |
Place 9
Justice Eva GuzmanPlace 9 Republican |
Incumbents |
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CommissionerPrecinct 1 (Fayette County)
Commissioner Jason McBroomPrecinct 1 |
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Precinct 2 (Fayette County)
Commissioner Gary WeishuhnPrecinct 2 |
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Precinct 3 (Fayette County)
Commissioner Harvey BerckenhoffPrecinct 3 |
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Precinct 4 (Fayette County)
Commissioner Tom MurasPrecinct 4 |
The Voters Speak Easy
Federal Key Votes
- Removing the deadline for the ratification of the equal rights amendmentH J Res 79
- A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by CongressS J Res 68
- Protecting Americas Wilderness ActHR 2546
- More
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
