Republican Primary Election, 2014 Following are the official results for the contested races in the Republican Party primary held March 4, 2014. Included are statewide races and selected district races. Runoffs were held on May 27, 2014.

Governor Tony Arterburn...... 1,252...... 1.90% ...... 1,222,596...... 91.48% John Stacy...... 2,812...... 4.27% Lisa Fritsch...... 59,172...... 4.42% Total Vote...... 65,720 Miriam Martinez...... 35,567...... 2.66% District 6 Secede Kilgore...... 19,039...... 1.42% Joe L. Barton...... 32,618...... 72.66% Total Vote...... 1,336,374 Frank C. Kuchar...... 12,272...... 27.33% Total Vote...... 44,890 U.S. Senator ...... 780,454...... 59.43% District 8 Steve Stockman...... 251,273...... 19.13% ...... 41,590...... 68.12% Chris Mapp...... 23,514...... 1.79% Craig McMichael...... 19,459...... 31.87% Dwayne Stovall...... 140,545...... 10.70% Total Vote...... 61,049 Linda Vega...... 50,025...... 3.80% Curt Cleaver...... 12,319...... 0.93% District 11 Reid Reasor...... 20,587...... 1.56% ...... 53,272...... 73.70% Ken Cope...... 34,362...... 2.61% Wade Brown...... 19,010...... 26.29% Total Vote...... 1,313,079 Total Vote...... 72,282 Lieutenant Governor District 13 Dan Patrick...... 552,243...... 41.44% ...... 45,168...... 68,20% David Dewhurst...... 377,521...... 28.33% Elaine Hays...... 12,330...... 18.61% Todd Staples...... 236,364...... 17.73% Pam Barlow...... 8,723...... 13.17% Jerry Patterson...... 166,261...... 12.47% Total Vote...... 66,221 Total Vote...... 1,332,389 District 15 Attorney General Eddie Zamora...... 7,810...... 54.93% ...... 568,446...... 44.45% Doug Carlile...... 6,407...... 45.06% Dan Branch...... 427,764...... 33.45% Total Vote...... 14,217 Barry Smitherman...... 282,419...... 22.08% Total Vote...... 1,278,629 District 19 ...... 39,611...... 64.36% Comptroller of Public Accounts Donald R. May...... 14,498...... 23.55% ...... 611,681...... 50.00% Chris Winn...... 7,429...... 12.07% Harvey Hilderbran...... 318,474...... 26.03% Total Vote...... 61,538 Debra Medina...... 236,220...... 19.31% Raul Torres...... 56,903...... 4.65% District 21 Total Vote...... 1,223,278 ...... 40,441...... 60.43% Land Commissioner Matt McCall...... 22,681...... 33.89% George P. Bush...... 936,937...... 72.99% Michael J. Smith...... 3,796...... 5.67% David Watts...... 346,582...... 27.00% Total Vote...... 66,918 Total Vote...... 1,283,519 District 23 Agriculture Commissioner Will Hurd...... 10,496...... 40.96% Sid Miller...... 411,187...... 34.56% Francisco “Quico” Canseco...... 10,332...... 40.32% Tommy Merritt...... 249,179...... 20.94% Robert Lowry...... 4,796...... 18.71% Eric Opiela...... 207,050...... 17.40% Total Vote...... 25,624 Joe Cotten...... 174,075...... 14.63% District 26 J. Allen Carnes...... 147,973...... 12.44% Michael Burgess...... 33,909...... 82.62% Total Vote...... 1,189,464 Joel A. Krause...... 6,433...... 15.67% Railroad Commissioner Divency Watrous...... 698...... 1.70% Wayne Christian...... 502,893...... 42.66% Total Vote...... 41,040 Ryan Sitton...... 359,827...... 30.52% District 32 Malachi Boyuls...... 117,397...... 9.96% ...... 28,981...... 63.61% Becky Berger...... 198,507...... 16.84% Katrina Pierson...... 16,574...... 36.38% Total Vote...... 1,178,624 Total Vote...... 45,555 District 36 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ...... 17,194...... 33.36% District 3 Ben Streusand...... 12,024...... 23.33% ...... 31,178...... 80.55% John Manlove...... 3,556...... 6.90% Harry Pierce...... 3,004...... 7.76% Jim Engstrand...... 1,288...... 2.49% Cami Dean...... 2,435...... 6.29% Chuck Meyer...... 1,574...... 3.05% Josh Loveless...... 2,086...... 5.38% Kim I. Morrell...... 1,444...... 2.80% Total Vote...... 38,703 John Amdur...... 1,470...... 2.85% Dave Norman...... 2,325...... 4.51% District 4 Pat Kasprzak...... 1,116...... 2.16% Ralph M. Hall...... 29,848...... 45.41% Robin Riley...... 2,648...... 5,13% John Ratcliffe...... 18,917...... 28.78% Phil Fitzgerald...... 3,388...... 6.57% Lou Gigliotti...... 10,601...... 16.13% Doug Centilli...... 3,506...... 6.80% Brent Lawson...... 2,290...... 3.48% Total Vote...... 51,533 STATE COURTS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Chief Justice, Supreme Court District 7 Nathan Hecht...... 709,674...... 60.48% David Bradley...... 50,434...... 55.28% Robert Talton...... 463,701...... 39.51% Rita Ashley...... 40,788...... 44.71% Total Vote...... 1,173,375 Total Vote...... 91,222

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 (unexpired) District 11 Jeff Brown...... 822,482...... 71.89% Patricia “Pat” Hardy...... 43,113...... 49.57% Joe Pool...... 321,506...... 28.10% Eric Mahroum...... 37,843...... 43.51% Total Vote...... 1,143,988 Lady Theresa Thombs...... 6,011...... 6.91% Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8 Total Vote...... 86,967 Phil Johnson...... 733,032...... 64.01% Sharon McCally...... 412,025...... 35.98% Total Vote...... 1,145,057 PROPOSITIONS Prop. 1 – Allow prayer in public places Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3 In Favor...... 1,314,296...... 97.24% Bert Richardson...... 667,729...... 60.33% Against...... 37,238...... 2.75% Barbara Walther...... 438,936...... 39.66% Total Vote...... 1,351,534 Total Vote...... 1,106,665 Prop. 2 – Expand concealed hangun liberties Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4 In Favor...... 1,163,645...... 86.91% Keven Patrick Yeary...... 558,290...... 50.89% Against...... 175,254...... 13.08% Jani Jo Wood...... 232,068...... 21.15% Total Vote...... 1,338,899 Richard Dean Davis...... 306,683...... 27.95% Total Vote...... 1,097,041 Prop. 3 – Abolish state franchise tax In Favor...... 1,153,228...... 88.48% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9 Against...... 150,089...... 11.51% David Newell...... 571,277...... 52.23% Total Vote...... 1,303,317 W.C. “Bud” Kirkendall...... 522,404...... 47.76% Total Vote...... 1,093,681 Prop. 4 – Drug testing for welfare recepients In Favor...... 1,284,271...... 94.88% Against...... 69,200...... 5.11% STATE SENATE Total Vote...... 1,353,471 District 2 ...... 23,863...... 48.49% Prop. 5 – Elected officals and staff subject to same Bob Hall...... 19,102...... 38.81% laws as constituents Mark Thompson...... 6,244...... 12.68% In Favor...... 1,347,967...... 99.36% Total Vote...... 49,209 Against...... 8,609...... 0.63% Total Vote...... 1,356,576 District 7 Paul Bettencourt...... 39,461...... 89.17% Prop. 6 – Repeal (Obamacare) James Wilson...... 4,792...... 10.82% In Favor...... 1,255,323...... 92,93% Total Vote...... 44,253 Against...... 95,428...... 7.06% District 10 Total Vote...... 1,350,751 Konni Burton...... 19,288...... 43.23% Mark M. Shelton...... 15,689...... 35.16% Tony Pompa...... 5,595...... 12.54% COURTS OF APPEALS Jon Schweitzer...... 1,368...... 3.06% Justice, First District, Place 3 Mark Skinner...... 2,677...... 5.99% Russell Lloyd...... 87,435...... 50.40% Total Vote...... 44,617 Chad Bridges...... 37,641...... 21.69% Dan Linebaugh...... 48,404...... 27.90% District 16 Total Vote...... 173,480 Don Huffines...... 25,141...... 50.63% ...... 24,509...... 49.36% Justice, Nineth District, Place 3 (unexpired) Total Vote...... 49,650 Leanne Johnson...... 41,900...... 56.14% Earl B. Stover III...... 32,724...... 43.85% District 17 Total Vote...... 74,624 Joan Huffman...... 33,011...... 81.08% Derek A. Anthony...... 7,699...... 18.91% Justice, Eleventh District, Place 3 (unexpired) Total Vote...... 40,710 John Bailey...... 33,383...... 56.36% Cade W. Browning...... 25,842...... 43.63% District 25 Total Vote...... 59,225 Donna Campbell...... 40,867...... 55.40% Mike Novak...... 14,943...... 20.30% Justice, Thirteenth District, Place 6 Elisa Chan...... 17,916...... 24.29% Doug Norman...... 25,558...... 64.58% Total Vote...... 73,596 Bradford M. Condit...... 14,012...... 35.41% Total Vote...... 39,570 District 31 Kel Seliger...... 36,777...... 52.51% Mike Canon...... 33,252...... 47.48% Total Vote...... 70,029 REPUBLICAN RUNOFF District 36 Lieutenant Governor Brian Babin...... 19,301...... 57.83% Dan Patrick...... 489,586...... 65.03% Ben Streusand...... 14,069...... 42.16% David Dewhurst...... 263,194...... 34.96% Total Vote...... 33,370 Total Vote...... 752,780 Attorney General STATE SENATE Ken Paxton...... 466,407...... 63.41% District 2 Dan Branch...... 269,098...... 36.58% Bob Hall...... 18,233...... 50.41% Total Vote...... 735,505 Bob Deuell...... 17,933...... 49.58% Total Vote...... 36,166 Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller...... 364,756...... 53.20% District 10 Tommy Merritt...... 320,835...... 46.79% Konni Burton...... 17,435...... 60.22% Total Vote...... 685,591 Mark M. Shelton...... 11,515...... 39.77% Total Vote...... 28,950 Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton...... 400,259...... 57.26% STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Wayne Christian...... 298,659...... 42.73% Total Vote...... 698,918 District 11 Patricia “Pat” Hardy...... 32,973...... 58.68% U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Eric Mahroum...... 23,211...... 41.31% Total Vote...... 56,184 District 4 John Ratcliffe...... 22,271...... 52.81% Ralph M. Hall...... 19,899...... 47.18% Total Vote...... 42,170 District 23 Will Hurd...... 8,699...... 59.46% Francisco “Quico” Canseco...... 5,930...... 40.53% Total Vote...... 14,629