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Office of the Secretary of State Race Summary Report 2012 General Election 11/6/2012 CANVASS RACE NAME PARTY PERCENT VOTES President/Vice-President Mitt Romney/ Paul Ryan REP 4,569,843 57.16% Barack Obama/ Joe Biden(I) DEM 3,308,124 41.38% Gary Johnson/ Jim Gray LIB 88,580 1.10% Jill Stein/ Cheri Honkala GRN 24,657 0.30% Avery Ayers/ Alejandrina Cabrera W-I 209 0.00% Stewart Alexander/ Alex Mendoza W-I 162 0.00% Thaddaus Hill/ Gordon F. Bailey W-I 102 0.00% Virgil Goode/ Jim Clymer W-I 1,287 0.01% Tom Hoefling/ Jonathan D. Ellis W-I 374 0.00% Andre N. Barnett/ Kenneth R. Cross W-I 87 0.00% Rocky Anderson/ Luis J. Rodriguez W-I 426 0.00% ----------- Race Total 7,993,851 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Senator Ted Cruz REP 4,440,137 56.45% Paul Sadler DEM 3,194,927 40.62% John Jay Myers LIB 162,354 2.06% David B. Collins GRN 67,404 0.85% ----------- Race Total 7,864,822 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 1 Louie Gohmert(I) REP 178,322 71.42% Shirley J. McKellar DEM 67,222 26.92% Clark Patterson LIB 4,114 1.64% ----------- Race Total 249,658 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 2 http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] Ted Poe(I) REP 159,664 64.81% Jim Dougherty DEM 80,512 32.68% Kenneth Duncan LIB 4,140 1.68% Mark A. Roberts GRN 2,012 0.81% ----------- Race Total 246,328 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 3 Sam Johnson(I) REP 187,180 100.00% ----------- Race Total 187,180 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 4 Ralph M. Hall(I) REP 182,679 72.97% VaLinda Hathcox DEM 60,214 24.05% Thomas Griffing LIB 7,262 2.90% Fred Rostek W-I 188 0.07% ----------- Race Total 250,343 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 5 Jeb Hensarling(I) REP 134,091 64.39% Linda S. Mrosko DEM 69,178 33.22% Ken Ashby LIB 4,961 2.38% ----------- Race Total 208,230 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 6 Joe L. Barton(I) REP 145,019 58.02% Kenneth Sanders DEM 98,053 39.23% Hugh Chauvin LIB 4,847 1.93% Brandon Parmer GRN 2,017 0.80% ----------- Race Total 249,936 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 7 John Culberson(I) REP 142,793 60.80% James Cargas DEM 85,553 36.43% Drew Parks LIB 4,669 1.98% Lance Findley GRN 1,822 0.77% ----------- Race Total 234,837 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 8 http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] Kevin Brady(I) REP 194,043 77.29% Neil Burns DEM 51,051 20.33% Roy Hall LIB 5,958 2.37% ----------- Race Total 251,052 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 9 Steve Mueller REP 36,139 19.68% Al Green(I) DEM 144,075 78.48% John Wieder LIB 1,609 0.87% Vanessa Foster GRN 1,743 0.94% ----------- Race Total 183,566 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 10 Michael McCaul(I) REP 159,783 60.51% Tawana W. Cadien DEM 95,710 36.25% Richard Priest LIB 8,526 3.22% ----------- Race Total 264,019 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 11 Mike Conaway(I) REP 177,742 78.63% Jim Riley DEM 41,970 18.56% Scott J. Ballard LIB 6,311 2.79% ----------- Race Total 226,023 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 12 Kay Granger(I) REP 175,649 70.90% Dave Robinson DEM 66,080 26.67% Matthew Solodow LIB 5,983 2.41% ----------- Race Total 247,712 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 13 Mac Thornberry(I) REP 187,775 90.98% John Robert Deek LIB 12,701 6.15% Keith F. Houston GRN 5,912 2.86% ----------- Race Total 206,388 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 14 Randy Weber REP 131,460 53.47% http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] Nick Lampson DEM 109,697 44.62% Zach Grady LIB 3,619 1.47% Rhett Rosenquest Smith GRN 1,063 0.43% ----------- Race Total 245,839 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 15 Dale A. Brueggemann REP 54,056 36.85% Rubén Hinojosa(I) DEM 89,296 60.88% Ron Finch LIB 3,309 2.25% ----------- Race Total 146,661 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 16 Barbara Carrasco REP 51,043 32.92% Beto O'Rourke DEM 101,403 65.41% Junart Sodoy LIB 2,559 1.65% ----------- Race Total 155,005 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 17 Bill Flores(I) REP 143,284 79.92% Ben Easton LIB 35,978 20.07% ----------- Race Total 179,262 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 18 Sean Seibert REP 44,015 22.57% Sheila Jackson Lee(I) DEM 146,223 75.01% Christopher Barber LIB 4,694 2.40% ----------- Race Total 194,932 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 19 Randy Neugebauer(I) REP 163,239 84.99% Richard (Chip) Peterson LIB 28,824 15.00% ----------- Race Total 192,063 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 20 David Rosa REP 62,376 33.50% Joaquin Castro DEM 119,032 63.93% A.E. (Tracy) Potts LIB 3,143 1.68% Antonio Diaz GRN 1,626 0.87% http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] ----------- Race Total 186,177 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 21 Lamar Smith(I) REP 187,015 60.54% Candace E. Duval DEM 109,326 35.39% John-Henry Liberty LIB 12,524 4.05% ----------- Race Total 308,865 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 22 Pete Olson(I) REP 160,668 64.03% Kesha Rogers DEM 80,203 31.96% Steven Susman LIB 5,986 2.38% Don Cook GRN 4,054 1.61% ----------- Race Total 250,911 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 23 Francisco "Quico" Canseco(I) REP 87,547 45.55% Pete P. Gallego DEM 96,676 50.30% Jeffrey C. Blunt LIB 5,841 3.03% Ed Scharf GRN 2,105 1.09% ----------- Race Total 192,169 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 24 Kenny E. Marchant(I) REP 148,586 61.02% Tim Rusk DEM 87,645 35.99% John Stathas LIB 7,258 2.98% ----------- Race Total 243,489 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 25 Roger Williams REP 154,245 58.44% Elaine M. Henderson DEM 98,827 37.44% Betsy Dewey LIB 10,860 4.11% ----------- Race Total 263,932 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 26 Michael Burgess(I) REP 176,642 68.27% David Sanchez DEM 74,237 28.69% Mark Boler LIB 7,844 3.03% http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] ----------- Race Total 258,723 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 27 Blake Farenthold(I) REP 120,684 56.75% Rose Meza Harrison DEM 83,395 39.21% Corrie Byrd LIB 3,218 1.51% Bret Baldwin IND 5,354 2.51% ----------- Race Total 212,651 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 28 William R. Hayward REP 49,309 29.76% Henry Cuellar(I) DEM 112,456 67.88% Patrick Hisel LIB 2,473 1.49% Michael D. Cary GRN 1,407 0.84% ----------- Race Total 165,645 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 29 Gene Green(I) DEM 86,053 90.00% James Stanczak LIB 4,996 5.22% Maria Selva GRN 4,562 4.77% ----------- Race Total 95,611 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 30 Travis Washington, Jr. REP 41,222 18.99% Eddie Bernice Johnson(I) DEM 171,059 78.82% Ed Rankin LIB 4,733 2.18% ----------- Race Total 217,014 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 31 John R. Carter(I) REP 145,348 61.27% Stephen M. Wyman DEM 82,977 34.98% Ethan Garofolo LIB 8,862 3.73% ----------- Race Total 237,187 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 32 Pete Sessions(I) REP 146,653 58.27% Katherine Savers McGovern DEM 99,288 39.45% Seth Hollist LIB 5,695 2.26% http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] ----------- Race Total 251,636 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 33 Chuck Bradley REP 30,252 25.77% Marc Veasey DEM 85,114 72.51% Ed Lindsay GRN 2,009 1.71% ----------- Race Total 117,375 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 34 Jessica Puente Bradshaw REP 52,448 36.22% Filemon Vela DEM 89,606 61.89% Steven (Ziggy) Shanklin LIB 2,724 1.88% ----------- Race Total 144,778 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 35 Susan Narvaiz REP 52,894 32.02% Lloyd Doggett(I) DEM 105,626 63.94% Ross Lynn Leone LIB 4,082 2.47% Meghan Owen GRN 2,540 1.53% Simon Alvarado W-I 37 0.02% ----------- Race Total 165,179 ---------------------------------------- U. S. Representative District 36 Steve Stockman REP 165,405 70.73% Max Martin DEM 62,143 26.57% Michael K. Cole LIB 6,284 2.68% ----------- Race Total 233,832 ---------------------------------------- Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick REP 4,336,499 56.16% Dale Henry DEM 3,057,733 39.60% Vivekananda (Vik) Wall LIB 173,001 2.24% Chris Kennedy GRN 153,664 1.99% ----------- Race Total 7,720,897 ---------------------------------------- Railroad Commissioner (Unexpired) Barry Smitherman(I) REP 4,537,625 73.76% Jaime O. Perez LIB 1,127,074 18.32% http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe[12/14/2012 5:53:51 PM] Josh Wendel GRN 486,485 7.90% ----------- Race Total 6,151,184 ---------------------------------------- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 Don Willett(I) REP 4,771,916 78.77% RS Roberto Koelsch LIB 1,285,794 21.22% ----------- Race Total 6,057,710 ---------------------------------------- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4 John Devine REP 4,599,483 75.06% Tom Oxford LIB 1,034,945 16.88% Charles E.
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    FEDERAL, STATE, AND DALLAS COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS OFFICE OFFICIAL TERM RE-ELEC PRESIDENT / VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN/KAMALA HARRIS FED 4 2024 UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN CORNYN FED 6 2024 UNITED STATES SENATOR TED CRUZ FED 6 2024 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 5 LANCE GOODEN FED 2 2022 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 24 BETH VAN DUYNE FED 2 2022 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 26 MICHAEL C. BURGESS FED 2 2022 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 30 EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON FED 2 2022 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 32 COLIN ALLRED FED 2 2022 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 33 MARC VEASEY FED 2 2022 GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT STATE 4 2022 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DAN PATRICK STATE 4 2022 ATTORNEY GENERAL KEN PAXTON STATE 4 2022 COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS GLENN HEGAR STATE 4 2022 COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE GEORGE P. BUSH STATE 4 2022 COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE SID MILLER STATE 4 2022 RAILROAD COMMISSIONER CHRISTI CRADDICK STATE 6 2024 RAILROAD COMMISSIONER WAYNE CHRISTIAN STATE 6 2022 RAILROAD COMMISSIONER JAMES "JIM" WRIGHT STATE 6 2026 CHIEF JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT NATHAN HECHT STATE 6 2026 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 2 JIMMY BLACKLOCK STATE 6 2024 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 3 DEBRA LEHRMANN STATE 6 2022 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 4 JOHN DEVINE STATE 6 2024 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 5 PAUL W. GREEN STATE 6 2022 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 6, Appointed JANE BLAND STATE 6 2024 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 7 JEFF BOYD STATE 6 2026 JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, PL 8, Appointed J. BRETT BUSBY STATE 6 2026 JUSTICE,
  • November 2012, General Election

    November 2012, General Election

    Texas Secretary of State John Steen Race Summary Report Unofficial Election Tabulation 2012 General Election November 6, 2012 President/Vice-President Early Provisional Ballots: 9,036 Total Provisional Ballots: 38,207 Precincts Reported: 9,150 of 9,150 100.00% Early Voting % Vote Total % Delegates Mitt Romney/ Paul Ryan REP* 2,975,604 59.26% 4,555,857 57.20% Barack Obama/ Joe Biden - Incumbent DEM* 1,993,636 39.71% 3,294,482 41.36% Gary Johnson/ Jim Gray LIB* 39,601 0.79% 88,111 1.11% Jill Stein/ Cheri Honkala GRN* 11,523 0.23% 24,450 0.31% Avery Ayers/ Alejandrina Cabrera W-I* 54 0.00% 324 0.00% Stewart Alexander/ Alex Mendoza W-I* 32 0.00% 87 0.00% Thaddaus Hill/ Gordon F. Bailey W-I* 21 0.00% 65 0.00% Virgil Goode/ Jim Clymer W-I* 237 0.00% 804 0.01% Tom Hoefling/ Jonathan D. Ellis W-I* 63 0.00% 173 0.00% Andre N. Barnett/ Kenneth R. Cross W-I* 10 0.00% 42 0.00% Rocky Anderson/ Luis J. Rodriguez W-I* 120 0.00% 273 0.00% Registered Voters: 13,646,226 Total Votes Cast 5,020,901 36.79% Voting Early 7,964,668 58.37% Voting U. S. Senator Early Provisional Ballots: 9,036 Total Provisional Ballots: 38,207 Precincts Reported: 9,150 of 9,150 100.00% Early Voting % Vote Total % Ted Cruz REP* 2,959,043 58.13% 4,456,654 56.63% Paul Sadler DEM* 2,017,224 39.63% 3,183,359 40.45% John Jay Myers LIB* 79,872 1.57% 161,463 2.05% David B.