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March 1, 2022
Bandera County Unofficial Primary Election Results
By Jessica Nohealapa'ahi
The Bandera Prophet
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The unofficial Primary Election results for Bandera County are in, with 10 of 10 polling sites reporting as of 9:42 p.m. Tuesday, March 1.
Of 17,365 registered voters in the county, 5,233, or 30.14 percent of voters cast their ballots. According to Bandera County Elections Administrator Gwenda Tshirhart, the numbers include all three early voting locations, 10 Election Day locations, all mail ballots received as of 7 p.m. election night (absentee and military), and two provisional ballots that count. “There is a possibility of six FPCA (military ballots) and 12 mail ballots counting if the voter comes in and fixes their ID issue, they have all been mailed letters telling them how to do this and they have six days to complete this in,” Tshirhart said. The unofficial Republican Results are as follows: U.S. Representative, District No. 21 Dana Zavorka: 417 total votes; 9.16% *Chip Roy: 3671 total votes; 80.63% Michael Alexander French: 213 total votes; 4.68% Robert Lowry: 252 total votes; 5.53% Governor Rick Perry: 251 total votes; 5.39% Don Huffines: 402 total votes; 8.64% Danny Harrison: 15 total votes; 0.32% Kandy Kaye Horn: 49 total votes; 1.05% Allen B. West: 665 total votes; 14.29% Paul Belew: 30 total votes; 0.64% *Greg Abbott: 2980 total votes; 64.03% Chad Prather: 262 total votes; 5.63% Lieutenant Governor Aaron Sorrells: 258 total votes; 5.78% Zach Vance: 136 total votes; 3.05% Todd M. Bullis: 122 total votes; 2.73% Daniel Miller: 260 total votes; 5.83% Trayce Bradford: 198 total votes; 4.44% *Dan Patrick: 3487 total votes; 78.17% Attorney General George P. Bush: 967 total votes; 21.14% Eva Guzman: 642 total votes; 14.04% Ken Paxton: 2150 total votes; 47.00% Louie Gohmert: 815 total votes; 17.82% Comptroller of Public Accounts *Glenn Gegar: 3323 total votes; 82.31% Mark V. Goloby: 714 total votes; 17.69% Commissioner of the General Land Office Tim Westley: 338 total votes; 17.94% Jon Spiers: 157 total votes; 8.58% *Dawn Buckingham: 810 total votes; 51.44% Victor Avila: 134 total votes; 6.89% Don W. Minton: 78 total votes; 5.45% Rufus Lopez: 35 total votes; 2.45% Ben Armenta: 67 total votes; 1.69% Weston Martinez: 221 total votes; 5.580% Commissioner of Agriculture James White: 1292 total votes; 31.88% Carey A Counsil: 426 total votes; 10.51% *Sid Miller: 2335 total votes; 57.61% Railroad Commissioner Marvin “Sarge” Summers: 757 total votes; 19.65% Dawayne Tipton: 414 total votes; 10.74% Wayne Christian: 1538 total votes; 39.92% Tom Slocum, Jr.: 506 total votes; 13.13% Sarah Stogner: 638 total votes; 16.56% Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 Debra Lehrmann Justice, Supreme Court, Place 5 Rebecca Huddle Justice, Supreme Court, Place 9 David J. Schenck: 1786 total votes; 47.39% *Evan Young: 1983 total votes; 52.61% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2 Mary Lou Keel Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 *Scott Walker: 2347 total votes; 62.65% Clint Morgan: 1399 total votes; 37.35% Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6 Jesse F. McClure, III Member, State Board of Education, District No. 1 *Michael “Travis” Stevens: 2611 total votes; 69.20% Lani Popp: 1162 total votes; 30.80% State Senator, District No. 24 Lamar Lewis: 1362 total votes; 32.43% Pete Flores: 1793 total votes; 42.69% Raul Reyes: 1045 total votes; 24.88% State Representative, District No. 53 Wesley “Wes” Virdell: 1693 total votes; 40.35% *Andrew S. Murr: 2503 total votes; 59.65% Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 6 Todd McCray Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 7 Lori I. Valenzuela District Judge, 198th Judicial District M. Patrick “Pat” Maguire Bandera County Judge *Richard A. Evans: 2374 total votes; 53.13% Susan Junker: 1811 total votes; 40.53% Dennis Alonzo Fitzgerald: 283 total votes; 6.33% County Commissioner, Pct. 2 David Speicher: 463 total votes; 48.63% *Greg Grothues: 489 total votes; 51.37% Justice of the Peace, Pct. 4 *Lynn D. Holt: 802 total votes; 71.29% Ben Condry: 323 total votes; 28.71% Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 Mike Towers Justice of the Peace, Pct. 2 Gina Grothues Justice of the Peace, Pct. 3 Randy J. Boysen County Commissioner, Pct. 4 Jordan (Jody) Rutherford County Clerk Tandie Mansfield County Treasurer Beverly Schmidt District Clerk Tammy Kneuper County Chairman Conrad (Butch) Striegl |
The unofficial Primary Election results for Bandera County are in, with 10 of 10 polling sites reporting as of 9:42 p.m. Tuesday, March 1.
Of 17,365 registered voters in the county, 5,233, or 30.14 percent of voters cast their ballots. According to Bandera County Elections Administrator Gwenda Tshirhart, the numbers include all three early voting locations, 10 Election Day locations, all mail ballots received as of 7 p.m. election night (absentee and military), and two provisional ballots that count. “There is a possibility of six FPCA (military ballots) and 12 mail ballots counting if the voter comes in and fixes their ID issue, they have all been mailed letters telling them how to do this and they have six days to complete this in,” Tshirhart said. The unofficial Democratic Results are as follows: U.S. Representative, District No. 21 Claudia Andreana Zapata: 251 total votes; 48.83% Coy Gee Branscum II: 40 total votes; 7.78% David Anderson, Jr.: 61 total votes; 11.87% Scott William Sturm: 33 total votes; 6.42% Cherif Gacis: 19 total votes; 3.70% Ricardo Villarreal: 110 total votes; 21.40% Governor Rich Wakeland: 8 total votes; 1.50% Michael Cooper: 12 total votes; 2.25% *Beto O’Rourke: 493 total votes; 92.50% Joy Diaz: 17 total votes; 3.19% Inocencio (Inno) Barrientez: 3 total votes; 0.56% Lieutenant Governor Carla Brailey: 157 total votes; 30.43% Michelle Beckley: 174 total votes; 33.72% Mike Collier: 185 total votes; 35.85% Attorney General Lee Merritt: 71 total votes; 13.87% S. “TBone” Raynor: 25 total votes; 25% Joe Jaworski: 127 total votes; 24.80% Rochelle Mercedes Garza: 235 total votes; 45.90% Mike Fields: 54 total votes; 10.55% Comptroller of Public Accounts *Janet T. Dudding: 283 total votes; 56.26% Angel Luis Vega: 120 total votes; 23.86% Tim Mahoney: 100 total votes; 19.88% Commissioner of the General Land Office Jenny Suh: 124 total votes; 24.70% Jay Kleberg: 161 total votes; 32.07% Sandragrace Martinez: 133 total votes; 26.49% Michael Lange: 84 total votes; 16.73% Commissioner of Agriculture Ed Ireson: 86 total votes; 17.00% *Susan Hays: 420 total votes; 83.00% Railroad Commissioner Luke Warford Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 Erin A. Nowell Justice, Supreme Court, Place 5 Amanda Reichek Justice, Supreme Court, Place 9 Julia Maldonado Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 Dana Huffman Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6 Robert Johnson Member, State Board of Education, District No. 1 Omar Yanar: 82 total votes; 16.21% Laura Marquez: 183 total votes; 36.17% Melissa N. Ortega: 241 total votes; 47.63% State Senator, District No. 24 *Kathy Jones-Hospod: 401 total votes; 79.56% Jeremy Kohlwes: 103 total votes; 20.44% State Representative, District No. 53 Joe P. Herrera Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 6 Irene Rios Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 7 Rebecca “Beckie” Palomo District Judge, 198th Judicial District Lynn Oliver State of Texas Propositions (Joint Results): Proposition 1: *For: 4359 total votes Against: 233 total votes Proposition 2: *For: 3523 total votes Against: 981 total votes Proposition 3: *For: 4126 total votes Against: 467 total votes Proposition 4: *For: 4271 total votes Against: 303 total votes Proposition 5: *For: 3790 total votes Against: 696 total votes Proposition 6: *For: 3817 total votes Against: 643 total votes Proposition 7: *For: 4448 total votes Against: 150 total votes Proposition 8: *For: 4304 total votes Against: 270 total votes Proposition 9: *For: 4165 total votes Against: 403 total votes Proposition 10: *For: 4265 total votes Against: 273 total votes “Congratulations to the unofficial winners, and also thank you to all candidates for running a clean race here in Bandera County,” Tshirhart said. |