Texas Primary Election Results Thread

tx. sos ^ | 3/2/10 | me

[Ravi]

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[MamaTexan]

He refuses to control the border, but he won’t allow a state income tax.

He put his foot in it when did a back-door state income tax by implementing a business payroll tax along with a couple of other things. Unfortunately, Medina has zero experience with public office, she's only worked for the GOP [anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong]

That's kind of a really big step, IMHO.

KBH deserves to be tossed out the door onto her RINO backside.

[deport]

REPUBLICAN Party Primary Results

DEMOCRATIC Party Primary Results

[Professional Engineer]

I was #1 in line at 7am. Twenty more behind me. Democreep line was nothing but crickets.

[lonestar]

KBH isn’t up for re-election this year...but she has said she is retiring one way or the other. We shall see.

[AnnaZ]

What date is the runoff?

If KBH has any class, there shouldn't be one.

[deport]

How did Early voting go up your way? I haven't looked at a lot of smaller Counties but did look at Jefferson and there were almost 15,000 early votes with it being like 10,000+ dems to about 4,500 GOP. It seems to me that there was a good bit of interest based upon EV turnout.

Here is the results posted by the SOS for the largest 15 Counties in Texas. My guess is that the GOP may top the turnout of previous gov primaries which has never been above 700,000 votes. It was just over 650,000 in 2006.

Early Voting Totals - Feb. 26, 2010

March 2, 2010
Early Voting
Cumulative Totals
Thru Close of Business
February 26, 2010

County	Reg Voters	Party	# In Person On 2/26/2010	Cumulative In-Person Voters	Cumulative % In-Person	Cumulative By Mail Voters	Cumulative In-Person And Mail Voters	Cumulative Percent Early Voting
Harris	1,889,378	Republican	13,929	50,247	2.66%	12,399	62,646	3.32%
Harris	1,889,378	Democratic	9,857	33,771	1.79%	6,250	40,021	2.12%
Dallas	1,129,814	Republican	7,156	31,278	2.77%	3,104	34,382	3.04%
Dallas	1,129,814	Democratic	4,707	19,204	1.70%	2,272	21,476	1.90%
Tarrant	924,682	Republican	9,942	38,935	4.21%	3,256	42,191	4.56%
Tarrant	924,682	Democratic	1,911	7,418	0.80%	1,152	8,570	0.93%
Bexar	891,082	Republican	6,730	30,786	3.45%	2,219	33,005	3.70%
Bexar	891,082	Democratic	4,541	20,743	2.33%	2,010	22,753	2.55%
Travis	586,882	Republican	1,535	16,033	2.73%	849	16,882	2.88%
Travis	586,882	Democratic	2,003	13,193	2.25%	566	13,759	2.34%
Collin	413,772	Republican	6,642	27,078	6.54%	990	28,068	6.78%
Collin	413,772	Democratic	589	2,658	0.64%	41	2,699	0.65%
El Paso	375,128	Republican	1,778	7,528	2.01%	224	7,752	2.07%
El Paso	375,128	Democratic	3,939	18,085	4.82%	295	18,380	4.90%
Denton	355,340	Republican	4,192	17,268	4.86%	1,172	18,440	5.19%
Denton	355,340	Democratic	506	1,945	0.55%	51	1,996	0.56%
Fort Bend	300,777	Republican	3,366	11,403	3.79%	2,317	13,720	4.56%
Fort Bend	300,777	Democratic	1,573	5,111	1.70%	87	5,198	1.73%
Hidalgo	290,097	Republican	688	2,804	0.97%	41	2,845	0.98%
Hidalgo	290,097	Democratic	4,493	27,395	9.44%	576	27,971	9.64%
Montgomery	243,027	Republican	4,049	16,113	6.63%	759	16,872	6.94%
Montgomery	243,027	Democratic	395	1,551	0.64%	58	1,609	0.66%
Williamson	230,122	Republican	3,309	13,831	6.01%	632	14,463	6.28%
Williamson	230,122	Democratic	618	2,916	1.27%	27	2,943	1.28%
Nueces	188,165	Republican	1,445	6,154	3.27%	139	6,293	3.34%
Nueces	188,165	Democratic	1,031	4,766	2.53%	189	4,955	2.63%
Galveston	179,928	Republican	1,937	6,701	3.72%	135	6,836	3.80%
Galveston	179,928	Democratic	872	3,526	1.96%	580	4,106	2.28%
Cameron	171,024	Republican	360	2,003	1.17%	24	2,027	1.19%
Cameron	171,024	Democratic	1,300	8,045	4.70%	213	8,258	4.83%
Total	8,169,218		105,393	448,489	5.49%	42,627	491,116	6.01%

[ConservaTexan]

I just returned from the polls. The rat side had 4 booths and was empty(I guess they are not awake yet) while the GOP side had 8 booths and was full. Republican voters are obviously motivated this year.

[TWfromTEXAS]

The polls close at 7pm. Whoever started this thread, 11 hours out, really wanted to start a thread.

[Servant of the Cross]

FReeper humblegunner and Chuck Norris agree with you!!

"Vote for Rick Perry or Chuck Norris will kick your ass".
Source: FReeper humblegunner

[lonestar]

Voting was heavy the first few days but I don't know how it went since.

We have a 3-way congressional race going for congress. Kevin Brady voted for the bailout...I didn't vote for him. I would love if he gets beat but I doubt it. Both challengers are his neighbors in Conroe.

[JerseyDvl]

Dittoes for this misplaced Yank.

[deport]

We have a 3-way congressional race going for congress. Kevin Brady voted for the bailout...I didn’t vote for him. I would love if he gets beat but I doubt it. Both challengers are his neighbors in Conroe.

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The piney woods of SE Texas got screwed with the Tom DeLay redistricting of 2000. We lost all of our congresscritters to the population centers of Houston, etc. They don’t have the pineywoods at heart in their agendas, imo.

[deport]

Whoever started this thread, 11 hours out, really wanted to start a thread.

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LOL...... Apparently not much going on in the doctoring business this morning...

[Texas Federalist]

I just returned from the polls. The rat side had 4 booths and was empty(I guess they are not awake yet) while the GOP side had 8 booths and was full. Republican voters are obviously motivated this year.

The early results look good for Republicans. But we have to get the message out to vote STRAIGHT TICKET in November to get the local candidates in office - the judges, commissioners, etc. Dems almost always vote straight ticket and can beat us in the urban areas even with lesser turnout if the Republicans don't vote down ballot. We need these candidates in office (1) to have conservative policy at the local level and (2) to create a large pool of conservative candidates with experience ready to provide a credible primary threat to any Congressional or legislative candidates that feel compelled to "compromise".

[BnBlFlag]

Well, at least TD’s redistricting got rid of Jack Brooks (Or allowed us to get rid of him). Several other lib dims too.
Of course we replaced Brooks with Ron Paul so WTF?

[TWfromTEXAS]

KBH has a 90% lifetime ACU rating, Collins and Snowe are less than 50%.

[TWfromTEXAS]

but here in Central Texas

You in Chet Edwards District? This would be a great year to beat him.

[TWfromTEXAS]

It could be argued that KBH could not have gotten out of a standard Republican primary and runoff.

It has been argued that John Tower would never have been a Senator without the same setup.

[deport]

Actually Brooks was defeated in 1994 by Stockman. Stockman took the district for one term and Nick Lampson then held it for until the DeLay redistricting went into effect.

[lonestar]

The piney woods of SE Texas got screwed with the Tom DeLay redistricting of 2000.

We were saved by Tom DeLay!

Our congressmen before re-districting were: Jack Brooks, Charlie Wilson, and Jim Turner. Brady is the first Repub we've had but he has been there too long and now only thinks about his seat on the House Ways and Means committee. He is in his 14th year of what he promised would be self-imposed term limit of 12 years of "service."

I think Ted Poe has been better than anybody Beaumont voters have elected. The last elected Dem from Beaumont, whose name escapes me, who ran for and won DeLay's seat, was a home healthcare Medicare cheat.

I think re-districting has served us well. The Golden Triangle voters are, IMO, a bunch of idiots and our Piney Woods bunch aren't much better...but we do vote Repub in state and fed elections. Would you believe Repubs control 19 of 20 precincts in our county?