Incumbent state Rep. Stan Kitzman (R-Pattison) lost to Republican primary challenger Dennis “Goose” Geesaman on Tuesday night for Texas House District (HD) 85. Geesaman came out with 57 percent of the 24,254 total votes compared to Kitzman’s 43 percent, according to the Texas Secretary of State. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for
The two leading Congressional District (CD) 19 GOP candidates will face off in May for their party’s nomination, and the winner will go up against Democratic nominee Kyle Rable in November. CD 19 hosted a six-way GOP matchup, while Rable ran as the sole Democratic candidate. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for
In a surprising Democratic primary upset, state Rep. Chris Turner (D-Grand Prairie) lost the nomination for Texas House District (HD) 101 to Grand Prairie City Council Member Junior Ezeonu. Ezeonu won 53 percent of the vote, and Turner received 47 percent. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to
The crowded Congressional District (CD) 10 GOP primary race was won on Tuesday night by Chris Gober, who will face Democratic candidate Caitlin Rourk after she claimed her party’s nomination. According to The Texan’s Texas Partisan Index, CD 10 sits solidly Republican at R-62%. The district spans across 13 counties and is home to both
Incumbent state Rep. Keresa Richardson (R-McKinney) prevailed in the Republican primary race for Texas House District (HD) 61 against former state Rep. Frederick Frazier. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. See the original article: https://thetexan.news/elections/2026/incumbent-keresa-richardson-wins-republican-primary-in-collin-county-texas-house-district-61/article_ab67b443-a42d-4544-a0cf-44d78f930f5f.html
After a heated primary that invoked controversy over the nation’s top-funded education foundation and dueling legal action, incumbent Texas Rep. Terri Leo Wilson (R-Galveston) decisively defeated businessman Nathan Watkins in Tuesday’s Republican primary election. According to unofficial election results, Leo Wilson won 63 percent to Watkins’ 37 percent. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is
In the crowded primary races to replace Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, neither party has a nominee yet, since no candidate captured at least 50 percent of the vote on Tuesday night. According to unofficial election results, former Houston Mayor Annise Parker took 47 percent of the Democratic primary vote, while Houston City Council Member
Cheryl Bean is the Republican nominee for Texas House District (HD) 94 after she secured a majority of the GOP primary on Tuesday night. Early voting results Tuesday night showed Bean with 58 percent of the vote, and she did not dip below 50 percent throughout the evening, ending with 54 percent. × This page
The Republican primary for a Houston-area congressional district left vacant after incumbent U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX-38) opted to run for U.S. Senate is headed for a runoff election after none of the 10 contenders won at least 50 percent of the vote Tuesday. According to unofficial election results, mortgage and real estate broker Jon
Election night ended the showdown between state Rep. Trent Ashby (R-Lufkin) and GOP primary challenger Rhonda Ward, with Ashby winning the Republican nomination by a wide margin. Preliminary early voting results reflected the candidates’ standings in the election, showing Ashby with 63 percent of Republican votes and Ward with 37 percent. × This page requires
Jace Yarbrough, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump and Gov. Greg Abbott, will face pastor and CEO Ryan Binkley in a runoff to be the Republican candidate for the recently redistricted Congressional District (CD) 32. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable
State Rep. Janie Lopez (R-San Benito) secured the Republican nomination for Texas House District (HD) 37, a seat she flipped with a 10-point win over Democrat Jonathan Gracia in 2024. Lopez won 69 percent of the vote, and challenger Kristin Luckey received 31 percent. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to