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2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 U. S. Representative District 4 Multi County Precincts 208 o 208 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Ralph M. Hall - Incumbent 10,529 49.04% 19,882 47.18% John Ratcliffe 10,942 50.96% 22,257 52.82% Total Votes 21,471 42,139 U. S. Representative District 23 Multi County Precincts 302 o 302 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Francisco "Quico" Canseco 3,593 41.25% 5,924 40.51% Will Hurd 5,117 58.75% 8,698 59.49% Total Votes 8,710 14,622 U. S. Representative District 36 Multi County Precincts 241 o 241 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Brian Babin 11,420 56.18% 19,274 57.85% Ben Streusand 8,906 43.82% 14,046 42.15% Total Votes 20,326 33,320 Lieutenant Governor Early Provisional 229 Total Provisional 1,119 Precincts 8,297 o 8,297 100.00 Early % Vote Total % David Dewhurst - Incumbent 154,806 36.50% 262,303 34.95% Dan Patrick 269,304 63.50% 488,150 65.05% Registered 13,601,32 Total Votes 424,110 3.12% Voting 750,453 5.52% Voting Total Number of Voters 772,212 11/10/2016 02:38 Page 1 of 5 Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 Attorney General Early Provisional 229 Total Provisional 1,119 Precincts 8,297 o 8,297 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Dan Branch 153,064 36.90% 266,786 36.38% Ken Paxton 261,718 63.10% 466,502 63.62% Registered 13,601,32 Total Votes 414,782 3.05% Voting 733,288 5.39% Voting Total Number of Voters 772,212 Commissioner of Agriculture Early Provisional 229 Total Provisional 1,119 Precincts 8,297 o 8,297 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Tommy Merritt 176,851 45.17% 320,645 46.91% Sid Miller 214,649 54.83% 362,882 53.09% Registered 13,601,32 Total Votes 391,500 2.88% Voting 683,527 5.03% Voting Total Number of Voters 772,212 Railroad Commissioner Early Provisional 229 Total Provisional 1,119 Precincts 8,297 o 8,297 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Wayne Christian 158,147 39.80% 297,875 42.75% Ryan Sitton 239,251 60.20% 398,946 57.25% Registered 13,601,32 Total Votes 397,398 2.92% Voting 696,821 5.12% Voting Total Number of Voters 772,212 Member, State Board of Education, District 11 Multi County Precincts 594 o 594 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Patricia "Pat" Hardy - Incumbent 17,680 56.53% 32,970 58.69% Eric Mahroum 13,596 43.47% 23,210 41.31% Total Votes 31,276 56,180 11/10/2016 02:38 Page 2 of 5 Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 State Senator, District 2 Multi County Precincts 234 o 234 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Bob Deuell - Incumbent 9,504 50.16% 17,930 49.59% Bob Hall 9,442 49.84% 18,230 50.41% Total Votes 18,946 36,160 State Senator, District 10 Single County Precincts 357 o 357 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Konni Burton 9,812 61.14% 17,435 60.22% Mark M. Shelton 6,237 38.86% 11,515 39.78% Total Votes 16,049 28,950 State Representative District 10 Multi County Precincts 40 o 40 100.00 Early % Vote Total % T.J. Fabby 2,827 44.97% 5,357 47.10% John Wray 3,459 55.03% 6,017 52.90% Total Votes 6,286 11,374 State Representative District 16 Single County Precincts 37 o 37 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Will Metcalf 5,691 64.23% 8,909 62.08% Ted Seago 3,169 35.77% 5,441 37.92% Total Votes 8,860 14,350 11/10/2016 02:38 Page 3 of 5 Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 State Representative District 53 Multi County Precincts 90 o 90 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Rob Henneke 4,177 39.44% 6,118 38.71% Andrew S. Murr 6,413 60.56% 9,686 61.29% Total Votes 10,590 15,804 State Representative District 58 Multi County Precincts 42 o 42 100.00 Early % Vote Total % DeWayne Burns 2,807 54.67% 5,141 53.43% Philip Eby 2,327 45.33% 4,481 46.57% Total Votes 5,134 9,622 State Representative District 66 Single County Precincts 41 o 41 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Glenn Callison 2,681 45.85% 3,880 45.70% Matt Shaheen 3,166 54.15% 4,610 54.30% Total Votes 5,847 8,490 State Representative District 102 Single County Precincts 46 o 46 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Stefani Carter - Incumbent 1,907 39.49% 3,405 40.17% Linda Koop 2,922 60.51% 5,072 59.83% Total Votes 4,829 8,477 11/10/2016 02:38 Page 4 of 5 Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2014 Republican Party Primary Runoff May 27, 2014 State Representative District 108 Single County Precincts 66 o 66 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Morgan Meyer 4,527 72.55% 8,545 74.45% Chart Westcott 1,713 27.45% 2,933 25.55% Total Votes 6,240 11,478 State Representative District 129 Single County Precincts 48 o 48 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Sheryl Berg 2,135 45.94% 3,758 47.70% Dennis Paul 2,512 54.06% 4,120 52.30% Total Votes 4,647 7,878 State Representative District 132 Single County Precincts 28 o 28 100.00 Early % Vote Total % Ann Hodge 936 29.00% 1,651 32.39% Mike Schofield 2,292 71.00% 3,446 67.61% Total Votes 3,228 5,097 11/10/2016 02:38 Page 5 of 5 .
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