Election Results for TX Primaries 01 March 2022

Summary: Texas Primary Election Results for Willow Park, Parker County, 01 March 2022

Updated: Friday, 11 March, 2022

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• Texas Results @ The Texan

• Parker County Results

• Voter Turnout

  • 17.49%The percentage of registered Texas voters who participated in either the Republican or Democratic primaries on March 1. That’s 2,995,580 voters out of the 17,119,632 who are registered. Source: Secretary of State

  • Parker County 24%

  • Precinct 410 > 2,340 registered to vote, 617 voted, 26.4%

Candidates without 50% of the vote will participate in Primary Runoff Election

Tuesday, 24 May, 2022.

Parker County Primary Elections Results, 01 March 2022

Parker County Results

All primary contests in Parker County were Republican only; with the exception of Democratic Party Chair, who ran unopposed, there were no Democratic candidates for county elections.

• State Board of Education No 11 Pat Hardy 52.66%

• Runoff - State House Representative District 60

  • Glen Rogers 36.5%

  • Mike Olcott 40.3%

• County Judge Pat Dean 61.0%

• Judge County Court-at-law No1- Kirk Martin 55.0%

• Sheriff Russ Authier 54.4%

• Runoff - County Commissioner Precinct No4 -

  • Eric Contreras 48.1%

  • Mike Hale 30.38%

• Runoff - Justice of the Peace Precinct No4 -

  • Allison Bedore 29.85%

  • Tim Mandolin 36.4%

• Republican County Chair J. Scott Utley 56.4%

• Democratic Chair Kay Pierson Parr 100%

• Republican Propositions - All yes by over 85%

General Texas State Primary Election Results

Texas Results @ The Texan

Republican

• Governor Greg Abbott 66.52%

• Lt. Governor Dan Patrick 74.67%

• Runoff Attorney General

  • Ken Paxton 42.65%

  • George O. Bush 22. 82%

Texas Republican Voters Overwhelmingly Approve 10 Statewide Propositions, The propositions can spur Republican state politicians to act on a variety of important issues. Texas Scorecard, 02 March 2022 Nearly 2 million voters overwhelmingly said “yes” to all 10 issue statements on the GOP ballot, approving of them by at least 75 percent – and five of them by 90-plus percent. ...party delegates to the Republican convention often use the results while they deliberate the party’s platform and set their priority to-do list for the Republican-controlled Legislature.

Democrat

• Governor Beto O’Rourke 91.2%

• Runoff - Lt. Governor -

  • Mike Collier 41.75%

  • TBD

• Runoff - Attorney General

  • Rochelle Garza 43.4%

  • TBD

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