Primary Election Results
Primary bi-partisan election results and what they do
On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, thousands of voters gathered at their local polling place to cast their vote in the Primary elections.
Acknowledging that in Dallas and Williamson counties, voters were turned away for not voting in their assigned precinct. A local countywide voting rule was changed for this primary election.
Now, we have that settled… On to the results!
This is a limited list that will not highlight certain positions. To find who won in your U.S. House of Representatives, Texas Senate, Texas House, and State Board of Education, click here and filter.
Don’t know who represents you? Click here and use your address to find out!
U.S. Senate Democratic + Republican Primary
U.S. Senators represent their entire state in the upper chamber of Congress. Serves for six years. Some of their duties are: proposing legislation, drafting bills, approving or denying presidential appointees for agencies, and more.
🔵 James Talarico
🔴 John Cornyn
🔴 Ken Paxton
⚠️ Meaning that both candidates would advance to the runoff elections in May
Governor, Democratic + Republican Primary
A Governor is the leader of the state and commander-in-chief of Texas’s military forces. Serves four-year terms. Some of their duties are: signing or vetoing bills, convening special sessions, appointing Texans to state offices, and more.
🔵 Gina Hinojosa
🔴 Greg Abbott
Lieutenant Governor, Democratic + Republican Primary
A Lieutenant Governor of Texas is the second-highest executive office in Texas and is the president of the Texas State Senate. Serve four-year terms. Some of their duties are: Serving as a joint chair in multiple committees, appointing members to multiple committees and commissions, and more.
🔵 Vikki Goodwin
🔴 Dan Patrick
Texas Attorney General, Democratic + Republican Primary
The Texas Attorney General is the chief lawyer and legal officer of Texas. Serve four-year terms. Some of their duties are: defending the laws and the constitution of Texas, representing the state in litigation, and approving public bond issues.
🔵 Nathan Johnson
🔴 Mayes Middleton
🔴 Chip Roy
⚠️ Meaning that both republican candidates would advance to the runoff elections in May
Comptroller, Democratic + Republican Primary
The Comptroller of Texas is the chief financial officer of Texas. Serves four-year terms. Some of their duties are: Maintaining Texas’s finances, acting as a tax collector, and more.
🔵 Sarah Eckhardt
🔴 Dan Huffines
Land Commissioner, Democratic + Republican Primary
The Land Commissioner serves as the elected head of the Texas General Land Office (GLO). Serve four-year terms. Some of their duties are: preserving Texas land history, protecting the environment, and expanding innovation of state lands and resources, like diversifying revenue sources for the Permanent School Fund.
🔵 Benjamin Flores
🔴 Dawn Buckingham
Agricultural Commissioner, Democratic + Republican Primary
The Texas Agricultural Commissioner heads the Texas Department of Agriculture. Serves four-year terms. Some of their duties are: regulate fuel pumps for drivers, regulate grocery store scales and retail price scanners to ensure consumers are charged advertised prices, administer school break and lunch programs in schools, and more.
🔵 Clayton Tucker
🔴 Nate Sheets
Railroad Commissioner, Democratic + Republican Primary
The Texas Railroad Commissioner regulates the oil and gas business in Texas. Serves six-year terms. Some of their duties are: overseeing Texas’s energy industries, enforcing federal laws like the Safe Drinking Water Act, and more.
🔵 Jon Rosenthal
🔴 Jim Wright
🔴 Bo French
⚠️ Meaning that both republican candidates would advance to the runoff elections in May
Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court is the last resort for civil and juvenile cases. It has 9 judges serving six-year terms. The Governor is able to appoint a replacement who must be confirmed by the Texas Senate.
Chief Justice, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Maggie Ellis
🔴 Jimmy Blacklock
Supreme Court Place 2, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Chari Kelly
🔴 James Sullivan
Supreme Court Place 7, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Kristen Hawkins
🔴 Kyle Hawkins
Supreme Court Place 8, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Gisela Triana
🔴 Brett Busby
Criminal Court of Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is the last resort for criminal matters. It has 9 judges serving six-year terms.
Criminal Court of Appeals, Place 3, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Okey Anyiam
🔴 Alison Fox
🔴 Thomas Smith
⚠️ Meaning that both republican candidates would advance to the runoff elections in May
Criminal Court of Appeals, Place 4, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Audra Riley
🔴 Kevin Yeary
Criminal Court of Appeals, Place 9, Democratic + Republican Primary
🔵 Holly Taylor
🔴 John Messinger
This is a limited list that will not highlight certain positions. To find who won in your U.S. House of Representatives, Texas Senate, Texas House, and State Board of Education, click here and filter.
Don’t know who represents you? Click here and use your address to find out!
Elections towards the Midterms are not over. May runoff elections mean that those candidates who tied or were too close to each other will be up for voting in May.
May Elections:
January 1, 2026 - First day to apply for a ballot by mail
April 27, 2026 - Last day to register to vote
May 15, 2026 - Last day to apply by mail
May 18 - 22, 2026 - Early voting
May 26, 2026 - Last day to receive ballot by mail
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 - Primary Runoff Election
Click here to learn how to register in Texas.