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UNOFFICIAL Run Date:11/06/18 08:10 PM SUMMARY REPORT Sabine County. Texas General Election November 6. 2018 UNOFFICIAL Run Date:11/06/18 08:10 PM VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT PRECINCTS COUNTED (OF 8) 8 100.00 Commissioner of the General Land Office REGISTERED VOTERS • TOTAL 7.803 VOTE FOR 1 BALLOTS CAST - TOTAL. 3,971 George P. Bush (REP) 3,312 84.68 VOTER TURNOUT - TOTAL . 50.89 Miguel Suazo (DEM) 476 12.17 Matt Pina (LIB) 123 3.14 Straight Party VOTE FOR 1 Republican Party (REP) . 2.437 89.04 Commissioner of Agriculture Democratic Party (DEM) . 289 10.56 VOTE FOR 1 Libertarian Party (LIB). 11 .40 Sid Miller (REP) 3.384 86.30 Kim Olson (DEM) 500 12.75 Richard Carpenter (LIB) 37 .94 United States Senator VOTE FOR 1 Ted Cruz (REP). .. .442 87.12 Railroad Commissioner Beto O'Rourke (DEM) . 494 12.50 VOTE FOR 1 Neal M. Dikeman (LIB) 15 .38 Christi Craddick (REP) 3.390 86.35 Roman McAllen (DEM) 465 11.84 Mike Wright (LIB) 71 1.81 United States Representative. District 1 VOTE FOR 1 Louie Gohmert (REP) 3,417 87.04 Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 Shirley J. McKellar (DEM) 485 12.35 VOTE FOR 1 Jeff Callaway (LIB) 24 .61 Jimmy Blacklock (REP) 3.411 86.95 Steven Kirkland (DEM) 512 13.05 Governor VOTE FOR 1 Justice. Supreme Court, Place 4 Greg Abbott (REP) 3.473 87.88 VOTE FOR 1 Lupe Valdez (DEM) 456 11.54 John Devine (REP) 3,414 87.25 Mark Jay Tippetts (LIB) 23 .58 R.K. Sandill (DEM) .... 499 12.75 Lieutenant Governor Supreme Court. Place 6 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 Dan Patrick (REP). ... 3,386 85.79 Jeff Brown (REP) .. 3.405 87.24 Mike Collier (DEM) ... 532 13.48 Kathy Cheng (DEM). 498 12.76 Kerry Douglas McKennon (LIB) 29 .73 Presiding Judge. Court of Criminal Appea Attorney General VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 Sharon Keller (REP) .397 86.64 Ken Paxton (REP) . .389 86.08 Maria T. (Terri) Jackson (DEM) . 482 12.29 Justin Nelson (DEM) .. 514 13.06 William Bryan Strange III (LIB) ... 42 1.07 Michael Ray Harris (LIB) 34 .86 Judge. Court of Criminal Appeals, PI 7 Comptroller of Public Accounts VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 Barbara Parker Hervey (REP) ... 3,417 87.46 Glenn Hegar (REP) .399 86.73 Ramona Franklin (DEM) 490 12.54 Joi Chevalier (DEM) .... 464 11.84 Ben Sanders (LIB) 56 1.43 Judge. Court of Criminal Appeals, PI 8 VOTE FOR 1 Michelle Slaughter (REP) .. 3,456 93.61 Mark Ash (LIB) 236 6.39 SUMMARY REPORT Sabine County. Texas General Election November 6, 2018 UNOFFICIAL Run Date:ll/06/18 08:10 PM VOTES PERCENT VOTES PERCENT State Board of Education, District 7 Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. 1 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 Matt Robinson (REP) 3,367 86.31 Roger Gay (REP) 1.801 100.00 Elizabeth "Eliz" Markowitz (DEM). 534 13.69 Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 State Senator. District 3 VOTE FOR 1 VOTE FOR 1 Henry Alvarado (REP) 1,688 100.00 Robert Nichols (REP) 3,391 86.75 Shirley Layton (DEM) 491 12.56 Bruce Quarles (LIB) 27 .69 Constable, Precinct No. 1 VOTE FOR 1 David W. Boyd (REP) 1.771 100.00 State Representative. District 9 VOTE FOR 1 Chris Paddie (REP) 3,470 100.00 Constable. Precinct No. 2 VOTE FOR 1 Curtis J. White (REP) 1.706 100.00 Justice. 12th Court of Appeals Dist. P 3 VOTE FOR 1 Greg Neeley (REP) 3.481 100.00 District Judge, 273rd Judicial District VOTE FOR 1 James A. (Jim) Payne. Jr. (REP) . 3.487 100.00 County Judge VOTE FOR 1 Daryl Melton (REP) 3,518 100.00 District Clerk VOTE FOR 1 Lisa Dew Pitre (REP) 3.497 100.00 County Clerk VOTE FOR 1 Janice McDaniel (REP) 3.511 100.00 County Treasurer VOTE FOR 1 Tricia Woods Jacks (REP) 3.508 100.00 County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2 VOTE FOR 1 Jimmy McDaniel (REP) 926 100.00 t County Comrissioner. Precinct No. 4 VOTE FOR 1 Janes "Bubba" Lowe (REP) 868 100.00 ',sf'.
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