In an effort to provide HillCo Clients with up to date and insightful information we are attaching a thorough analysis of the upcoming 2014 general election provided by Jeff Blaylock at Texas Election Source. We have also summed up the election predictions below. HillCo Partners will continue to monitor and provide you with the latest details as we continue our election coverage.
These are not predictions of outcomes by HillCo but from Election Source only. We just thought the analysis and data put together by Election Source was interesting enough to provide you with its predictions and its details.
- SD10: Burton over Willis, Republican pick-up.
- HD23: Faircloth over Criss, Republican pick-up.
- HD27: Reynolds over Hamilton.
- HD43: Lozano over Gonzalez.
- HD94: Tinderholt over Ballweg.
- HD105: Anderson over Motley.
- HD107: Sheets over Donovan.
- HD108: Meyer over Bailey.
- HD113: Burkett over Whitley.
- HD115: Rinaldi over Stafford.
- HD117: Galindo over Cortez, Republican pick-up. (Local Republican officials have publicly stated that their base turnout is lower than they expected during early voting. Our model suggests a razor-thin margin for Galindo, so depressed Republican base turnout could tip this to Cortez.)
- HD136: Dale over Bucy.
- HD149: Vo over Hoang. (Local Republican officials have publicly stated that the early vote appears evenly split among the two parties, which would make it even harder for Hoang to prevail.)
- CD23: Hurd over Gallego, Republican pick-up.
- CD27: Farenthold over Wesley.
In all other races, the candidate of the party currently holding the seat is expected to prevail.
