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View a Democratic Party Cumulative Report Cumulative Results Report Tarrant County Official Results Registered Voters: 1,160,856 Primary Election Official PM20 Results Ballots Cast: 158,046 3/3/2020 Run Time 1:47 PM Precincts Reporting Run Date 03/10/2020 Page 1 0 of 730 = 0.00% Preference for Presidential Nominee - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Michael Bennet 31 0.33% 498 0.80% 736 0.88% 1,265 0.82% Deval Patrick 9 0.10% 57 0.09% 59 0.07% 125 0.08% Bernie Sanders 1,177 12.66% 19,299 30.97% 27,030 32.37% 47,506 30.63% Julián Castro 25 0.27% 269 0.43% 268 0.32% 562 0.36% Marianne Williamson 4 0.04% 154 0.25% 172 0.21% 330 0.21% John K. Delaney 4 0.04% 102 0.16% 137 0.16% 243 0.16% Robby Wells 2 0.02% 47 0.08% 57 0.07% 106 0.07% Amy Klobuchar 406 4.37% 2,512 4.03% 93 0.11% 3,011 1.94% Tulsi Gabbard 20 0.22% 142 0.23% 227 0.27% 389 0.25% Tom Steyer 95 1.02% 712 1.14% 151 0.18% 958 0.62% Michael R. Bloomberg 2,827 30.40% 10,036 16.11% 6,410 7.68% 19,273 12.43% Pete Buttigieg 613 6.59% 5,500 8.83% 203 0.24% 6,316 4.07% Joseph R. Biden 3,330 35.81% 15,420 24.75% 40,517 48.52% 59,267 38.21% Cory Booker 26 0.28% 124 0.20% 87 0.10% 237 0.15% Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente 6 0.06% 11 0.02% 15 0.02% 32 0.02% Elizabeth Warren 697 7.50% 7,262 11.66% 7,199 8.62% 15,158 9.77% Andrew Yang 26 0.28% 163 0.26% 146 0.17% 335 0.22% Cast Votes: 9,298 100.00% 62,308 100.00% 83,507 100.00% 155,113 100.00% United States Senator - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Adrian Ocegueda 147 1.70% 1,669 2.99% 3,651 5.15% 5,467 4.04% D. R. Hunter 142 1.65% 1,024 1.83% 1,502 2.12% 2,668 1.97% Annie "Mamá" Garcia 424 4.91% 5,412 9.69% 9,973 14.06% 15,809 11.68% Jack Daniel Foster Jr 114 1.32% 735 1.32% 1,236 1.74% 2,085 1.54% Michael Cooper 317 3.67% 3,893 6.97% 6,716 9.47% 10,926 8.07% Victor Hugo Harris 121 1.40% 1,295 2.32% 2,774 3.91% 4,190 3.10% Chris Bell 615 7.13% 4,828 8.65% 6,316 8.91% 11,759 8.69% Cristina Tzintzun Ramirez 423 4.90% 6,632 11.88% 8,355 11.78% 15,410 11.38% Mary "MJ" Hegar 2,310 26.76% 12,056 21.59% 9,205 12.98% 23,571 17.41% Sema Hernandez 187 2.17% 1,373 2.46% 2,175 3.07% 3,735 2.76% Royce West 3,297 38.20% 13,991 25.06% 14,325 20.20% 31,613 23.35% Amanda K. Edwards 534 6.19% 2,924 5.24% 4,682 6.60% 8,140 6.01% Cast Votes: 8,631 100.00% 55,832 100.00% 70,910 100.00% 135,373 100.00% Cumulative Results Report Tarrant County Official Results Registered Voters: 1,160,856 Primary Election Official PM20 Results Ballots Cast: 158,046 3/3/2020 Precincts Reporting Run Time 1:47 PM 0 of 730 = 0.00% Run Date 03/10/2020 Page 2 United States Representative, District 6 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Stephen Daniel 1,935 100.00% 15,359 100.00% 20,415 100.00% 37,709 100.00% Cast Votes: 1,935 100.00% 15,359 100.00% 20,415 100.00% 37,709 100.00% United States Representative, District 12 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Danny Anderson 544 20.20% 2,789 17.14% 4,220 19.86% 7,553 18.78% Lisa Welch 2,149 79.80% 13,479 82.86% 17,029 80.14% 32,657 81.22% Cast Votes: 2,693 100.00% 16,268 100.00% 21,249 100.00% 40,210 100.00% United States Representative, District 24 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Kim Olson 567 55.26% 5,076 51.48% 4,277 42.55% 9,920 47.38% Candace Valenzuela 254 24.76% 2,511 25.46% 2,891 28.76% 5,656 27.01% Crystal Fletcher 37 3.61% 395 4.01% 593 5.90% 1,025 4.90% Sam Vega 16 1.56% 286 2.90% 525 5.22% 827 3.95% Jan McDowell 82 7.99% 893 9.06% 827 8.23% 1,802 8.61% Richard Fleming 39 3.80% 367 3.72% 503 5.00% 909 4.34% John Biggan 31 3.02% 333 3.38% 436 4.34% 800 3.82% Cast Votes: 1,026 100.00% 9,861 100.00% 10,052 100.00% 20,939 100.00% United States Representative, District 25 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Heidi Sloan 9 33.33% 51 39.53% 89 49.44% 149 44.35% Julie Oliver 18 66.67% 78 60.47% 91 50.56% 187 55.65% Cast Votes: 27 100.00% 129 100.00% 180 100.00% 336 100.00% United States Representative, District 26 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Mat Pruneda 140 27.29% 967 24.54% 1,325 26.59% 2,432 25.77% Carol H. Iannuzzi 292 56.92% 2,517 63.88% 3,023 60.67% 5,832 61.81% Neil Durrance 81 15.79% 456 11.57% 635 12.74% 1,172 12.42% Cast Votes: 513 100.00% 3,940 100.00% 4,983 100.00% 9,436 100.00% Cumulative Results Report Tarrant County Official Results Registered Voters: 1,160,856 Primary Election Official PM20 Results Ballots Cast: 158,046 3/3/2020 Precincts Reporting Run Time 1:47 PM 0 of 730 = 0.00% Run Date 03/10/2020 Page 3 United States Representative, District 33 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Sean Paul Segura 145 8.02% 1,654 23.29% 3,991 38.73% 5,790 30.13% Marc Veasey 1,662 91.98% 5,449 76.71% 6,313 61.27% 13,424 69.87% Cast Votes: 1,807 100.00% 7,103 100.00% 10,304 100.00% 19,214 100.00% Railroad Commissioner - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Mark Watson 1,951 24.52% 10,502 20.04% 12,942 19.33% 25,395 19.95% Roberto R. "Beto" Alonzo 1,791 22.51% 13,071 24.94% 20,852 31.14% 35,714 28.05% Chrysta Castañeda 2,437 30.63% 16,693 31.86% 18,421 27.51% 37,551 29.49% Kelly Stone 1,777 22.34% 12,135 23.16% 14,746 22.02% 28,658 22.51% Cast Votes: 7,956 100.00% 52,401 100.00% 66,961 100.00% 127,318 100.00% Chief Justice, Supreme Court - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Amy Clark Meachum 6,391 80.89% 45,498 86.10% 57,554 84.79% 109,443 85.09% Jerry Zimmerer 1,510 19.11% 7,345 13.90% 10,321 15.21% 19,176 14.91% Cast Votes: 7,901 100.00% 52,843 100.00% 67,875 100.00% 128,619 100.00% Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 (Unexpired Term) - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Kathy Cheng 5,554 70.93% 42,349 80.94% 53,674 80.18% 101,577 79.92% Larry Praeger 2,276 29.07% 9,974 19.06% 13,267 19.82% 25,517 20.08% Cast Votes: 7,830 100.00% 52,323 100.00% 66,941 100.00% 127,094 100.00% Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Brandy Voss 2,663 34.17% 16,860 32.48% 22,483 33.82% 42,006 33.29% Staci Williams 5,130 65.83% 35,050 67.52% 43,995 66.18% 84,175 66.71% Cast Votes: 7,793 100.00% 51,910 100.00% 66,478 100.00% 126,181 100.00% Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Peter Kelly 3,253 42.08% 15,465 30.20% 20,244 30.97% 38,962 31.34% Gisela D. Triana 4,477 57.92% 35,751 69.80% 45,116 69.03% 85,344 68.66% Cast Votes: 7,730 100.00% 51,216 100.00% 65,360 100.00% 124,306 100.00% Cumulative Results Report Tarrant County Official Results Registered Voters: 1,160,856 Primary Election Official PM20 Results Ballots Cast: 158,046 3/3/2020 Precincts Reporting Run Time 1:47 PM Run Date 03/10/2020 Page 4 0 of 730 = 0.00% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Dan Wood 1,864 23.99% 8,604 16.83% 11,335 17.38% 21,803 17.56% Elizabeth Davis Frizell 5,339 68.72% 37,921 74.16% 47,193 72.35% 90,453 72.87% William Pieratt Demond 566 7.29% 4,608 9.01% 6,698 10.27% 11,872 9.56% Cast Votes: 7,769 100.00% 51,133 100.00% 65,226 100.00% 124,128 100.00% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Tina Clinton 6,039 78.07% 42,190 83.09% 52,728 81.56% 100,957 81.97% Steven Miears 1,696 21.93% 8,589 16.91% 11,921 18.44% 22,206 18.03% Cast Votes: 7,735 100.00% 50,779 100.00% 64,649 100.00% 123,163 100.00% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Brandon Birmingham 6,884 100.00% 46,048 100.00% 59,340 100.00% 112,272 100.00% Cast Votes: 6,884 100.00% 46,048 100.00% 59,340 100.00% 112,272 100.00% State Senator, District 12 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Randy Daniels 561 54.26% 2,903 43.28% 3,805 46.06% 7,269 45.42% Shadi Zitoon 473 45.74% 3,805 56.72% 4,456 53.94% 8,734 54.58% Cast Votes: 1,034 100.00% 6,708 100.00% 8,261 100.00% 16,003 100.00% State Senator, District 22 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Robert Vick 309 100.00% 3,103 100.00% 4,436 100.00% 7,848 100.00% Cast Votes: 309 100.00% 3,103 100.00% 4,436 100.00% 7,848 100.00% State Representative, District 90 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Ramon Romero 587 100.00% 2,393 100.00% 4,206 100.00% 7,186 100.00% Cast Votes: 587 100.00% 2,393 100.00% 4,206 100.00% 7,186 100.00% State Representative, District 91 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Jeromey Sims 438 100.00% 2,965 100.00% 4,257 100.00% 7,660 100.00% Cast Votes: 438 100.00% 2,965 100.00% 4,257 100.00% 7,660 100.00% Cumulative Results Report Tarrant County Official Results Registered Voters: 1,160,856 Primary Election Official PM20 Results Ballots Cast: 158,046 3/3/2020 Precincts Reporting Run Time 1:47 PM 0 of 730 = 0.00% Run Date 03/10/2020 Page 5 State Representative, District 92 - Democratic Party Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total Steven Riddell 235 35.44% 2,594 43.68% 2,815 44.59% 5,644
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