See below for a spotlight on the unofficial results for the May primary runoffs with over 98% of the votes counted on average. Percentages below are based on precincts that have reported as of 11:00 AM and may change after the few remaining precincts report in. For more information, please see the Texas Secretary of State and the Texas Tribune Election Tracker.
U.S. Senate – Republican Runoff
- Ken Paxton defeated John Cornyn (Incumbent) with 63.8% of the vote; Paxton will face James Talarico in the General Election in November
Attorney General – Democratic Runoff
- Nathan Johnson defeated Joe Jaworski with 60.5% of the vote; Johnson will face Mayes Middleton in the General Election in November
Attorney General – Republican Runoff
- Mayes Middleton defeated Chip Roy with 55.2% of the vote; Middleton will face Nathan Johnson in the General Election in November
Railroad Commissioner – Republican Runoff
- Bo French defeated Jim Wright (Incumbent) with 50.6% of the vote; French will face Jon Rosenthal in the General Election in November
Lieutenant Governor – Democratic Runoff
- Vikki Goodwin defeated Marcos Velez with 67.8% of the vote; Goodwin will face Dan Patrick (Incumbent) in the General Election in November
Please see below for details on the remaining runoffs. The winners of these races will be on the November ballot.
US House Republican Runoffs
US House District 7
- Alexander Hale – 64.3%
- Tina Cohen – 35.7%
US House District 9
- Alex Mealer – 68.3%
- Briscoe Cain – 31.7%
US House District 16
- Adam Bauman – 68.6%
- Manuel Barraza – 31.4%
US House District 19
- Tom Sell – 64.3%
- Abraham Enriquez – 35.7%
US House District 30
- Everett Jackson – 57.5%
- Sholdon Daniels – 42.5%
US House District 33
- Patrick David Gillespie – 57.1%
- John Sims – 42.9%
US House District 35
- Carlos De La Cruz – 57.6%
- John Lujan – 42.4%
Us House District 37
- Lauren Peña – 58.2%
- Ge’Nell Gary – 41.8%
US House District 38
- Jon Bonck – 64.8%
- Shelly deZevallos – 35.2%
US House Democratic Runoffs
US House District 1
- Yolanda Prince – 72.3%
- Dax Alexander – 27.7%
US House District 5
- Chelsey Hockett – 53%
- Ruth “Truth” Torres – 47%
US House District 14
- Thurman Bill Bartie – 51%
- Richard Davis – 49%
US House District 17
- Casey Shepard – 59.9%
- Milah Flores – 40.1%
US House District 18
- Christian Menefee – 69.4%
- Al Green – 30.6%
US House District 24
- Kevin Burge – 78.1%
- TJ Ware – 21.9%
US House District 33
- Colin Allred – 53.9%
- Julie Johnson – 46.1%
US House District 35
- Johnny Garcia – 63.8%
- Maureen Galindo – 36.2%
Texas Senate Republican Runoffs
Texas Senate District 19
- Marcus Cardenas – 52.5%
- Robert Marks Jr. – 47.5%
Texas House Republican Runoffs
Texas House District 40
- Celeste Cabrera-Huff – 68.9%
- Nehemias Gomez – 31.1%
Texas House District 41
- Gary Groves – 62.7%
- Sergio Sanchez – 37.3%
Texas House District 126
- Stan Stanart – 67.4%
- Kelly Peterson – 32.6%
Texas House Democratic Runoffs
Texas House District 37
- Oziel Ochoa Jr. – 61.6%
- Esmeralda Cantu-Castle – 38.4%
Texas House District 41
- Julio Salinas – 55.5%
- Seby Haddad – 44.5%
Texas House District 49
- Montserrat Garibay – 62.3%
- Kathie Tovo – 37.7%
Texas House District 97
- Beth Llewellyn McLaughlin – 56.4%
- Diane Symons – 43.6%
Texas House District 100
- Venton Jones (Incumbent) – 83.4%
- Amanda Richardson – 16.6%
Texas House District 125
- Adrian Reyna – 80.1%
- Michelle Barrientes Vela – 19.9%
Texas House District 131
- Staci Childs (Incumbent) – 62%
- Lawrence Allen Jr. – 38%
Texas House District 149
- Darlene Breaux – 60.7%
- Hubert Vo (Incumbent) – 39.3%
State Board of Education Democratic Runoffs
State Board of Education District 5
- Allison Bush – 61.2%
- Stephanie Limon Bazan – 38.8%
State Board of Education District 7
- Tiffany Perkinz – 50.7%
- Debra Drake Ambroise – 49.3%
