Election 2022 Results
November's Midterm Election has put politics front and center in the public's mind both in Texas and across the country. In the Lone Star State, voters are expected to turn out in big numbers to vote in several high-profile races. The most notable – the race for Governor. Republican Greg Abbott is seeking his third term in the state's highest office, but faces possibly his toughest opponent to date in Democrat Beto O'Rourke. Voters statewide will be casting ballots with the economy, immigration, and abortion rights in mind.
Central Texans will be deciding who represents them in the upcoming legislative session as well as deciding a handful of offices at the local level.
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* Indicates an incumbent
Governor
Precincts: 8,980 / 9,144 (98% reporting)Greg Abbott (R)*
55%
4,431,606
Beto O'Rourke (D)
44%
3,540,073
Mark Tippetts (Lib)
1%
81,708
Delilah Barrios (Grn)
1%
28,529
Lieutenant Governor
Precincts: 9,748 / 9,748 (100% reporting)Dan Patrick (R)*
54%
4,307,038
Mike Collier (D)
43%
3,477,311
Shanna Steele (Lib)
3%
221,590
Attorney General
Precincts: 9,748 / 9,748 (100% reporting)Ken Paxton (R)*
53%
4,268,363
Rochelle Garza (D)
44%
3,482,158
Mark Ash (Lib)
3%
233,061
McLennan Co. District Attorney
Precincts: 91 / 91 (100% reporting)Josh Tetens (R)
69%
49,185
Aubrey Robertson (D)
31%
22,128
US Representative, Dist. 17
Precincts: 328 / 331 (99% reporting)Pete Sessions (R)*
66%
144,183
Mary Jo Woods (D)
34%
72,647
Harker Heights Prop. A
Precincts: 42 / 49 (86% reporting) For
64%
5,208
Against
36%
2,927
Killeen Prop. A
Precincts: 42 / 49 (86% reporting) For
69%
16,845
Against
31%
7,411
State Senator, Dist. 5
Precincts: 305 / 310 (98% reporting)Charles Schwertner (R)*
72%
191,690
Tommy Estes (Lib)
28%
76,121
State Senator, Dist. 22
Precincts: 352 / 356 (99% reporting)Brian Birdwell (R)*
74%
190,642
Jeremy Schroppel (Lib)
26%
66,040
State Senator, Dist. 24
Precincts: 256 / 259 (99% reporting)Pete Flores (R)
64%
187,161
Kathy Jones-Hospod (D)
36%
103,669
State Representative, Dist. 13
Precincts: 116 / 117 (99% reporting)Angelia Orr (R)
77%
41,393
Cedric Davis (D)
23%
12,040
State Representative, Dist. 17
Precincts: 93 / 94 (99% reporting)Stan Gerdes (R)
64%
39,020
Madeline Eden (D)
32%
19,355
Linda Curtis (Ind)
4%
2,383
State Representative, Dist. 54
Precincts: 34 / 34 (100% reporting)Brad Buckley (R)*
63%
24,677
Jonathan Hildner (D)
37%
14,493
State Representative, Dist. 55
Precincts: 30 / 30 (100% reporting)Hugh Shine (R)*
61%
28,792
Tristian Sanders (D)
39%
18,333
State Representative, Dist. 56
Precincts: 62 / 63 (98% reporting)Charles Anderson (R)*
70%
42,951
Erin Shank (D)
30%
18,254
Falls County Judge
Precincts: 14 / 14 (100% reporting)Jay Elliott (R)
75%
3,511
Cynthia Bigham Derry (D)
25%
1,153
Elections Headlines
- Brazos Valley leaders talk upcoming election security bills during 88th Texas legislative session
- Gov. Abbott appoints State Sen. Jane Nelson as next Texas Secretary of State
- Raphael Warnock defeats Herschel Walker in Georgia Senate race
- Texas Secretary of State John Scott to step down at the end of the year
- Killeen City Council approves temporary pause on marijuana decriminalization ordinance
- AG Ken Paxton suing to throw out some Harris County votes
- Republican senator expects criminal charges in Harris County elections investigation
- Republicans win control of the House
- Gov. Greg Abbott calls for investigation into Harris County elections after 'widespread problems'
- Congress returns for busy lame-duck session