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Tue Nov 06, 2012 at 05:39 PM CST
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Our team will be updating results tonight as they come in from across Texas. Some polling hours have been extended. El Paso is in a different time zone. Lines may delay reporting for hours in some counties. We expect final results will take many hours to be reported but keep checking in as we update results as fast as we get them. Some counties like Travis will be reporting results from their vote centers instead of precincts reporting so precincts that are out can contain votes from other precincts, hence why 'precincts reporting' is inaccurate.
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Wed May 18, 2011 at 06:13 PM CDT
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Following are the results of Saturday's City Council Election for the City of Austin Places 1, 3, and 4. Full election results and precinct by precinct results can be found here.
Turnout: 32,869 or 7.4% of 444,139 voters in 209 precincts. Bolded candidates indicate winner, candidate in italics advanced to June 18th runoff.
Place 1
Early Voting Election Day Total Vote
Josiah Ingalls 1,008 7.32% 925 5.50% 1,933 6.32%
Chris Riley 8,819 64.04% 11,323 67.37% 20,142 65.87%
Roger Chan 3,412 24.78% 3,958 23.55% 7,370 24.10%
Norman Jacobson 532 3.86% 602 3.58% 1,134 3.71%
Total Votes: 13,771 16,808 30,579
Place 3
Kathie Tovo 6,230 43.32% 8,616 48.88% 14,846 46.38%
Max Nofziger 2,211 15.38% 2,351 13.34% 4,562 14.25%
Kris Bailey 1,058 7.36% 1,011 5.74% 2,069 6.46%
Randi Shade 4,881 33.94% 5,649 32.05% 10,530 32.90%
Total Votes: 14,380 17,627 32,007
Place 4
Laura Morrison 9,579 70.36% 12,449 74.77% 22,028 72.79%
Eric J. Rangel 2,852 20.95% 2,868 17.23% 5,720 18.90%
Toby Ryan Hill 1,183 8.69% 1,333 8.01% 2,516 8.31%
Total Votes: 13,614 16,650 30,264
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Wed Nov 03, 2010 at 01:09 AM CDT
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*2am update by Phillip* We're likely not going to have another results thread, but since people have asked, here's the current list of Democratic losses in the Texas House. - Rep. David Farabee
- Rep. Stephen Frost
- Rep. Mark Homer
- Rep. Jim McReynolds
- Rep. Abel Herrero
- Rep. Yvonne Gonzalez-Toureilles
- Rep. Diana Maldonado
- Rep. Joe Heflin
- Rep. Carol Kent
- Rep. Kirk England
- Rep. Allen Vaught
- Rep. Kristi Thibaut
- Rep. Solomon Ortiz, Jr.
- Rep. Robert Miklos
- Rep. David Leibowitz
- Rep. Jim Dunnam
- Rep. Joe Moody
- Rep. Patrick Rose
- Rep. Chris Turner
- Rep. Ellen Cohen
- Rep. Valinda Bolton
- Rep. Paula Pierson
We will also likely see a recount in HD-48 as Donna Howard won by 15 votes, but with electronic voting and it being Travis County, provisional ballots are the only thing likely to alter the vote; plus provisional ballots, especially in Travis County, should break in our favor. I believe that also means that Donna Howard is the only Anglo Democratic woman in the entire house.If my math is correct that means a 99-51 GOP majority. That last vote is critical to keeping Republicans from a 2/3rds majority- unless someone switches parties.
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Tue Nov 02, 2010 at 05:47 PM CDT
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Since the entire Burnt Orange Report staff is working on elections today and tonight, we've joined with the Texas Tribune's live reporting engines to automatically update the following races. Bookmark this page for refreshing, though it should auto-update.
5 Tabs of Election Data
Be sure to click on all the tabs at the top for different sets of election results.
Statewide Races by County
The Texas House
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Sat Jun 12, 2010 at 07:14 PM CDT
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PLACE 5, ACC TRUSTEE
255 of 255 Precincts Reporting
Percent Candidate Votes Margin
54.85% Vic Villarreal 5,163 +90 +328 +836 +796 +913
45.15% David S. Reiter 4,250 AISD AT-LARGE POSITION 9
153 of 153 Precincts Reporting
Percent Candidate Votes Margin
54.54% Tamala Barksdale 5,128 -49 +367 +1100 +853
45.46% Julie Cowan 4,275 Close elections both- the ACC candidates tied saw Reiter ahead by 2 votes in Williamson Conuty. In AISD, Barksdale did noticeably better on election day in the first round and if that continues to the runoff she may pull through. Student vote was non-existent. Barksdale cleaned up on the east side but Cowan won big in some of the higher turnout boxes. Turnout was 1.21% in the early vote for AISD and .83% for ACC.
NOTE- As far as I can tell, the ACC results reported by Travis County do include the Williamson numbers, but do not include the Bastrop numbers (which joined ACC in last month's election). It would be pretty wild if this election comes down to being decided by new Bastrop voters who could vote in the runoff by not the first round. They petitioned this spring but will vote to join in November- so no worries.
8:00 PM: In the AISD election, there was 628 more votes cast early in the runoff than in the initial round in May. Conversely, in the ACC election, there was 1,126 fewer votes in the runoff early vote than the initial round.
8:15 PM: Of the people voting in the AISD race, only 34 didn't cast a ballot. Of the people voting in the ACC race, 712 skipped casting a ballot. Since the jurisdictions overlap, it's pretty clear the AISD race drove the turnout.
9:15 PM: With over 80% reporting I'm calling the AISD race for Tamala Barksdale. With 58% reporting in the ACC race, it's a pretty sure bet that Villarreal is the winner.
9:45 PM: All in for AISD. Barksdale pulls down a solid win with the support of Election Day voters. Final turnout is 2.52%. There was 497 more voters in the runoff than the initial election in May.
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Tue Mar 02, 2010 at 04:48 PM CST
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Ed. Note: To scan different races in each category, click the tab buttons at the bottom of each chart. KT and Phillip will be updating numbers all night, so stay tuned!
Starting as soon as the early votes are released, we will be tracking the election results for thirty-six races in the 2010 Democratic and Republican primaries. Each box below will be for a different category of races. They will be (in this order):
- Statewide Democratic Races: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Ag Commissioner, Land Commissioner
- Statewide Republican Races: Governor, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court Place 3, Supreme Court Place 9
- Local Austin Races
- Texas House Races - Democrats
- Texas House Races - Republicans (Dem Incumbent Races)
- Texas House Races - Republicans (Speaker Impact Races)
- Other Races Across the State
The information below will be from the Texas Secretary of State Elections website. The embedded google docs should auto-update every 5 minutes but you can refresh the page if you feel the information is out of date. If you do not see the results below, follow the links to the published web pages of the Google docs, which will be next to each auto-updated chart.
***Please note that you can switch between races with the tabs at the bottom of each spreadsheet.***
DEMOCRATIC Statewide Primary Results: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work
REPUBLICAN Statewide Primary Results: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
LOCAL Austin Races: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
DEMOCRATIC Texas House Races: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
REPUBLICAN Texas House Races - Dem Challenge Races: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
REPUBLICAN Texas House Races - Speaker Impact Races: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
REPUBLICAN Other Races Across the State: You can track them here if the chart below doesn't work.
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Thu Nov 06, 2008 at 06:56 PM CST
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The November 4 precinct-level results for Travis County have been posted to http://www.westaustindemocrats...
The Presidential race is at http://www.westaustindemocrats...
The site shows the names of the precincts (not just the numbers) and has graphics that indicate the turnout and Dem/GOP balance in 2004. General, primary, and local elections back to 2002 are shown on the site.
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Mon Nov 03, 2008 at 02:31 PM CST
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Tomorrow night is going to be a big night, not only nationally, but here in Texas. We will see if the national tide is strong enough that Democrats flip some federal races in the Lone Star State. We'll see who is going to control the Texas House next session We'll see if there are any surprising upsets or losses. It's a lot to cover.
This year, both Matt and Phillip are going to be out of pocket for much of the night, so myself and any of our other staff that are available will be brining you information on key races. Because we know a lot of you will be at Victory Parties or away from a computer, we're also going to be updating Texas Elections on twitter. For those that don't know you can set up twitter to direct updates to your mobile phone so you be the first to know when races are being called across Texas.
Sign up here for Twitter TX Election Updates: https://twitter.com/texaselections
Otherwise, we'll see you here on the blog tomorrow night for live results.
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Tue Apr 08, 2008 at 08:24 PM CDT
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Updates Final
DEMOCRATIC
TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
100% of precincts reporting
Dale Henry 81,107 40.83%
Mark Thompson 117,496 59.16% (WINNER)
TEXAS 32nd CONGRESS
100% of precincts reporting
Steve Love 749 27.47%
Eric Roberson 1,977 72.52% (WINNER)
TRAVIS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
100% of precincts reporting
Mindy Montford 10,243 34.79%
Rosemary Lehmberg 19,197 65.21% (WINNER: Montford concedes)
TRAVIS COUNTY CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 1
100% of precincts reporting
Janie Serna 1,009 28.54%
Danny Thomas 2,524 71.46% (WINNER)
DALLAS COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR COLLECTOR
100% of precincts reporting
Diana L. Lackey 5,201 46.75 %
John R. Ames 5,924 53.25 % (WINNER)
BEXAR COUNTY SHERIFF
100% of precincts reporting
Amadeo Ortiz 7,155 66.55% (WINNER)
Andy Lopez 3,596 33.45%
EL PASO COUNTY SHERIFF
Richard Wiles 14,784 60.61% (WINNER)
Carlos Leon 9,608 39.39%
REPUBLICAN
TX 22nd CONGRESS
100% of precincts reporting
Pete Olson 15,492 68.51% (WINNER)
Shelley Sekula Gibbs 7,118 31.48%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 52
100% of precincts reporting
Bryan Daniel 1,656 53.62% (WINNER)
Dee Hobbs 1,432 46.37%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 55
100% reporting
Ralph Sheffield 4,202 63.50% (WINNER)
Martha Tyroch 2,415 36.49%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 81
100% reporting
Tryon D. Lewis 5,171 76.02% (WINNER- defeats incumbent)
G.E. "Buddy" West (i) 1,631 23.97%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 112
100% of precincts reporting
Angie Chen Button 3,103 53.17% (WINNER)
Randy Dunning 2,732 46.82%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 144
100% of precincts reporting
Ken Legler 1,590 51.64% (WINNER)
Fred Roberts 1,489 48.35%
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Fri Nov 10, 2006 at 07:41 AM CST
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In the process of analyzing races in my home area, I have been putting together some maps in order to visualize what happened in Tuesday's elections. I have come to some preliminary conclusions, but I'd prefer at this time to reserve comment and allow people to look at some of these basic maps in order to draw their own conclusions. In this effort I decided to do some maps of the entire state in addition to the maps of my area to share with BOR readers.
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