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Texas Democratic Primary Run-Off U.S. Senator Travis Co. Statewide Mary “MJ” Hegar 68,603 (57.0%) 498,180 (52.1%) Royce West 51,760 (43.0%) 457,555 (47.9%) U.S. Rep., District 10 Travis Co. Statewide Mike Siegel 17,910 (53.3%) 26,291 (54.2%) Pritesh Gandhi 14,461 (44.7%) 22,182 (45.8%) U.S. Rep., District 17 Travis Co. Statewide Rick Kennedy 5,868 (53.0%) 13,339 (57.3%) David Anthony Jaramillo 5,213 (47.0%) 9,949 (42.7%) Railroad Commissioner Travis Co. Statewide Chrysta Castañeda 87,347 (76.6%) 575,460 (62.0%) Roberto R. “Beto” Alonzo 26,633 (23.4%) 353,399 (38.0%) Travis County District Attorney Travis Co. Statewide José Garza 81,584 (68.3%) N/A Margaret Moore* 37,874 (31.7%) N/A Judge, Travis County Court at Law No. 4 Travis Co. Statewide Dimple Malhotra* 63,130 (55.2%) N/A Margaret Chen Kercher 51,215 (44.8%) N/A Travis County Attorney Travis Co. Statewide Delia Garza 67,063 (56.8%) N/A Laurie Eiserloh 51,053 (43.2%) N/A Travis County Commissioner, Precinct 3 Travis Co. Statewide Ann Howard 20,365 (65.2%) N/A Valinda Bolton 10,850 (34.8%) N/A
Texas Republican Primary Run-Off U.S. Rep., District 17 Travis Co. Statewide Pete Sessions 1,250 (55.1%) 18,458 (54.0%) Renée Swann 1,019 (44.9%) 15,694 (46.0%) U.S. Rep., District 35 Travis Co. Statewide Jenny Garcia Sharon 655 (59.3%) 4,111 (53.1%) “Guillermo” William Hayward 449 (40.7%) 3,634 (46.9%) State Board of Education, Dist. 5 Travis Co. Statewide Lani Popp 5,926 (75.2%) 55,670 (77.9%) Robert Morrow 1,953 (24.8%) 15,756 (22.1%) State Rep., District 47 Travis Co. Statewide Justin Berry 6,283 (54.6%) 6,283 (54.6%) Jennifer Fleck 5,231 (45.4%) 5,231 (45.4%)
Special Election State Senator, Dist. 14 Travis Co. Statewide Sarah Eckhardt (D) 56,514 (51.1%) 59,267 (49.7%) Eddie Rodriguez (D) 38,400 (34.7%) 40,384 (33.8%) Don Zimmerman (R) 12,151 (11.0%) 15,565 (13.0%) Jeff Ridgeway (I) 1,253 (1.1%) 1,386 (1.2%) Waller Thomas Burns II (R) 1,079 (1.0%) 1,442 (1.2%) Pat Dixon (L) 1,189 (1.1%) 1,306 (1.1%)
Results are unofficial but reflect all polling locations. Asterisk denotes incumbent.
This article appears in July 17 • 2020 .
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