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With the primary elections in the rear-view mirror, we take a look at the next statewide elections on the horizon: the runoffs.

Here is the Texas Minute for Monday, March 7, 2022.

– Brandon Waltens

Last week on Tuesday March 1, Texans took to the polls to vote in their party's primary election.

In order to win a party's nomination and continue to the November general election, however, candidates must receive a majority of the vote, or "50% plus one."

While many races such as governor, comptroller, and agriculture commissioner were decided in the first round of voting, voters across the state will have their opportunity on May 24 to cast their votes again to determine who will be on the ballot in November. Republican Primary Runoff Attorney General

Ken Paxton (42.7%)

George P. Bush (22.8%)

Land Commissioner

Dawn Buckingham (41.8%)

Tim Westley (14.8%)

Railroad Commissioner

Wayne Christian (47.2%)

Sarah Stogner (15.1%)

Texas Senate

Senate District 24

Pete Flores (46.0%)

Raul Reyes (21.2%)

Texas House

House District 12

Kyle Kacal (47.2%)

Ben Bius (41.6%)

House District 17

Stan Gerdes (30.0%)

Paul Pape (27.7%)

House District 19

Ellen Troxclair (38.3%)

Justin Berry (35.4%)

House District 23

Patrick Gurski (31.4%)

Terri Leo Wilson (28.2%)

House District 52

Patrick McGuinness (35.1%)

Caroline Harris (31.4%)

House District 60

Glenn Rogers (43.7%)

Mike Olcott (36.1%)

House District 63

Ben Bumgarner (29.0%)

Jeff Younger (27.5%)

House District 70

Jamee Jolly (37.9%)

Eric J. Bowlin (32.1%)

House District 73

Barron Casteel (45.6%)

Carrie Isaac (44.8%)

House District 84

David Glasheen (41.9%)

Carl Tepper (40.2%)

House District 85

Phil Stephenson (40.0%)

Stan Kitzman (34.5%)

House District 91

Stephanie Klick (49.0%)

David Lowe (39.1%)

House District 93

Nate Schatzline (43.6%)

Laura Hill (36.5%)

House District 122

Elisa Chan (37.0%)

Mark Dorazio (27.5%)

House District 133

Shelley Torian Barineau (28.4%)

Mano DeAyala (27.1%)

Democrat Primary Runoff Lieutenant Governor

Mike Collier (41.5%)

Michelle Beckley (30.2%)

Attorney General

Rochelle Garza (43.1%)

Joe Jaworski (19.6%)

Land Commissioner

Sandragrace Martinez (32.0%)

Jay Kleberg (25.8%)

Comptroller

Janet T. Dudding (46.2%)

Angel Luis Vega (34.7%)

Texas Senate

Senate District 27

Morgan LaMantia (33.8%)

Sara Stapleton-Barrera (32.7%)

Texas House

House District 22

Joseph Paul Trahan (48.5%)

Christian "Manuel" Hayes (42.7%)

House District 37

Ruben Cortez Jr. (41.2%)

Luis Villarreal Jr. (38.5%)

House District 76

Suleman Lalani (36.6%)

Vanesia R. Johnson (24.7%)

House District 100

Sandra Crenshaw (34.2%)

Venton C. Jones (25.6%)

House District 114

Alexandra Guio (24.7%)

John Bryant (21.2%)

House District 147

Jolanda Jones (41.3%)

Danielle Keys Bess (19.9%)

Early voting in the runoff takes place May 16-May 20. Election Day is May 24.

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(202) 224-2934

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(512) 463-2000

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