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Voting Day. Elections 2024, 05 March Political Party Primaries, Willow Park


• Current: Results; Election Day Voting, Tuesday, 05 March 2024, 7A to 7P, locations.

• Summary: Information on the 05 March 2024 Political Party Primaries for districts of Willow Park. Index. Sample Ballots with candidate links. Results

• Blog Index: Election Calendar, Voter Registration, Voter Card, Sample Ballots (Democrat, Republican), Early Voting, Election Day Voting, General Articles, General Resources.

Latest Update: updated 08 March 2024; repost 19 February 2024; posted 29 January, 2024

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✔ Voting Day. Elections 2024, 05 March Political Party Primaries, Willow Park

Voting Day locations, times, sample ballots with candidate information and links


Sample Ballots (Who's running) for the 05 March 2024 Political Party Primaries for districts of Willow Park. Find a list of candidates and links to candidate information.


Voting Day Results

• Parker County > Elections > Election Results > Final Results


• Daily Vote Totals Posted Next Day During Early Vote (Number Of Democrat And Republican Votes That Have Voted In Person)


• Election Results Articles


• Olcott, Jones carry local races, The Community News, 07 March 2024


Data from the Texas Secretary of State’s website showed youth pastor Brandon Hall beat retired educator Patricia Hardy in District 11 by around six percentage points—53.24 percent to 46.76 percent.

Hardy has been a member of the SBOE from the Fort Worth-area district for over 20 years.



A last-minute infusion of cash helped Weatherford Republican Brandon Hall to unseat incumbent Pat Hardy for the GOP nomination for a State Board of Education seat.

About 3.2 million Texans voted in the state’s primary election, down from 4.1 million during the 2020 presidential primary. Democratic turnout accounted for the entirety of the decline.

Devine will face 281st District Judge Christine Vinh Weems in November’s general election.

The Associated Press declared David Schenck, Gina Parker and Lee Finley won their races over Judges Sharon Keller, Barbara Hervey and Michelle Slaughter respectively. Presiding Judge Keller was first elected to the bench in 1994.

• Insurgent Republicans make major gains in Texas primaries, The Texas Tribune, 06 March 2024

The shockwaves rippled up and down the ballot as incumbent state House members, judges and other state leaders were forced into runoffs or defeated outright.

The primaries were a mix of ego, personality and policy — and in many cases it was hard to suss out how much each factor played in individual campaigns. In some races, such as the defeats of GOP House members Hugh Shine, Glenn Rogers and Steve Allison, the incumbent was opposed by both Paxton and Abbott.

Among those candidates who appeared to have lost outright: Steve Allison of San Antonio, Ernest Bailes of Shepherd, Travis Clardy of Nacogdoches, Jill Dutton of Ben Wheeler, Jacey Jetton of Richmond, Glenn Rogers of Graford, Hugh Shine of Temple, Reggie Smith of Sherman and Kronda Thimesch of Lewisville

Incumbent state House Republicans who lost their primary election Tuesday night, targeted as anti-school choice, were:

Steve Allison (HD-121), defeated by Marc LaHood;

Ernest Bailes (HD-18), defeated by Janis Holt;

Rep. Travis Clardy (HD-11), defeated by Joan Shofner;

Glenn Rogers (HD-60), defeated by Mike Olcott;

Hugh Shine (HD-55), defeated by Hillary Hickland;

Reggie Smith (HD-62), defeated by Shelley Luther.





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