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Election Returns The following is based on information from the Texas Secretary of State. Vote totals are shown for contested races only, and reflect 100% of the precincts reporting. Republican Governor 1,921,895 49.6% 1,825,148 47.1% Lt. Governor 1,998,125 51.7% 1,738,771 45.0% Attorney General 1,961,306 51.9% 1,705,692 45.2% Comptroller 2,310,301 62.9% 1,148,758 31.3% State Treasurer 1,769,170 46.6% 1,892,745 49.9% Land Commissioner 2,198,389 59.8% 1,334,426 36.3% Commissioner of Agriculture 1,818,698 47.9% 1,865,808 49.1% Railroad Commission Robert ‘ 2,090,389 56.3% 1,494,861 40.3% United States Senate 1,433,691 37.5% 2,298,896 60.2% U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House District 1 Jim 4 89,072 57,230 U.S. House District 2 76,881 61,560 U.S. House District 5 65,228 41,307 U.S. House District 9 79,739 57.8% 58,320 42.2% U.S. House District 10 152,642 64.9% 73,754 31.3% U.S. House District 11 73,667 64,270 46.6% U.S. House District 12 98,026 71.3% 39,348 28.7% U.S. House District 13 81,502 62,996 U.S. House District 14 89,211 75,151 Texas Senate Senate District 5 Senate District 6 49,878 69.3% 22,120 30.7% Senate District 11 Chet Brooks 56,285 55.3% Jerry Patterson 45,519 44.7% Senate District 12 73,759 63.4% 39,259 33.8% Senate District 13 68,126 75.5% 22,145 24.5% Senate District 16 Jack F. 49,968 40.2% 74,356 59.8% Senate District 21 81,263 68.2% 37,886 31.8% Senate District 29 51,487 68.3% 23,920 31.7% House District 3 House District 4 House District 5 House District 6 14,938 46.1% 17,458 53.9% 17,640 51.2% 16,807 48.8% 16,689 50.8% 16,193 49.2% 12,639 49.7% 12,797 50.3% 39.1% 60.9% 56.8% 43.2% 69.9% 30.1% 15,236 46.8% 17,303 53.2% House District 15 15,774 48.3% 16,870 51.7% House District 7 10,409 60.9% 16,202 39.1% House District 9 14,544 55.5% 11,082 44.5% House District 11 16,624 $9.6% 7,160 37.7% House District 14 House District 16 9,411 35.1% 53.4% 17,378 64.9% House District 24 14,166 61.8% 8,766 38.2% House District 25 56.4% Lewis Carter Parker 43.6% House District 32

<div id="pico"><p>Election Returns  The following is based on information from the Texas  Secretary of State. Vote totals are shown for contested  races only, and reflect 100% of the precincts reporting.  Republican  Governor   1,921,895  49.6%  1,825,148  47.1% Lt. Governor   1,998,125  51.7%  1,738,771  45.0% Attorney General   1,961,306  51.9%  1,705,692  45.2% Comptroller   2,310,301  62.9%  1,148,758  31.3% State Treasurer   1,769,170  46.6%  1,892,745  49.9% Land Commissioner   2,198,389  59.8%  1,334,426  36.3% Commissioner of Agriculture   1,818,698  47.9%  1,865,808  49.1% Railroad Commission  Robert   ‘  2,090,389  56.3%   1,494,861  40.3% United States Senate   1,433,691  37.5%  2,298,896  60.2% U.S. House of Representatives  U.S. House District 1  Jim 4 89,072  57,230 U.S. House District 2   76,881  61,560 U.S. House District 5   65,228  41,307 U.S. House District 9   79,739  57.8%  58,320  42.2% U.S. House District 10   152,642  64.9%  73,754  31.3% U.S. House District 11   73,667   64,270  46.6% U.S. House District 12   98,026  71.3%  39,348  28.7% U.S. House District 13   81,502  62,996 U.S. House District 14   89,211  75,151 Texas Senate  Senate District 5  Senate District 6   49,878  69.3%  22,120  30.7% Senate District 11  Chet Brooks   56,285  55.3% Jerry Patterson   45,519  44.7% Senate District 12   73,759  63.4%  39,259  33.8% Senate District 13   68,126  75.5%  22,145  24.5% Senate District 16  Jack F.   49,968  40.2%  74,356  59.8% Senate District 21   81,263  68.2%  37,886  31.8% Senate District 29   51,487  68.3%  23,920  31.7% House District 3  House District 4  House District 5  House District 6   14,938  46.1%  17,458  53.9%  17,640  51.2%  16,807  48.8%  16,689  50.8%  16,193  49.2%  12,639  49.7%  12,797  50.3% 39.1% 60.9% 56.8% 43.2% 69.9% 30.1%  15,236  46.8%  17,303  53.2% House District 15   15,774  48.3%  16,870  51.7% House District 7   10,409 60.9%   16,202 39.1%  House District 9   14,544 55.5%   11,082 44.5%  House District 11   16,624 $9.6%     7,160 37.7%  House District 14  House District 16   9,411  35.1% 53.4%   17,378  64.9% House District 24   14,166  61.8%  8,766  38.2% House District 25   56.4%  Lewis Carter Parker   43.6%  House District 32  </p>
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