2014 Election Results

Unofficial Results released from the Morris County Clerk's Office as of 11:39 a.m. Nov. 5. 

U.S. Senator

John Cornyn (Rep) 1,986 | 65.37%

David M. Alameel (Dem) 975 | 32.09%

Rebecca Paddock (Lib) 65 | 2.14%

Emily “Spicybrown” Sanchez (Grn) 11 | .36%

WRITE-IN … 1 | .03%

U.S. Representative, District 4

John Ratcliffe (Rep) 1,877 | 100%

Governor

Gregg Abbott (Rep) 2,029 | 65.43%

Wendy R. Davis (Dem) 1,028 | 33.15%

Kathie Glass (Lib) 38 | 1.23%

Brandon Parmer (Grn) 5 | .16%

WRITE-IN … 1 | .03%

Lieutenant Governor

Dan Patrick (Rep) 1,948 | 64.42

Leticia Van De Putte (Dem) 1,001 | 33.10%

Robert D. Butler (Lib) 73 | 2.41%

Chandrakantha Courtney (Grn) 2 | .07%

Attorney General

Ken Paxton (Rep) 1,848 | 61.17%

Sam Houston (Dem) 1,106 | 36.61%

Jamie Balagia (Lib) 58 | 1.92%

Jamar Osbourne (Grn) 9 | .30%

Comptroller of Public Accounts

Glenn Hegar (Rep) 1,786 | 60.38%

Mike Collier (Dem) 1,078 | 36.44%

Ben Sanders (Lib) 73 | 2.47%

Deb Shafto (Grn) 21 | .71%

Commissioner of the General Land Office

George P. Bush (Rep) 1,912 | 63.14%

John Cook (Dem) 1,022 | 33.75%

Justin Knight (Lib) 77 | 2.54%

Valerie Alessi (Grn) 17 | .56%

Commissioner of Agriculture

Sid Miller (Rep) 1,811 | 60.71%

Jim Hogan (Dem) 1,078 | 36.14%

David (Rocky) Palmquist (Lib) 67 | 2.25%

Kenneth Kendrick (Grn) 27 | .91%

Railroad Commissioner

Ryan Sitton (Rep) 1,797 | 60.24%

Steve Brown (Dem) 1,061 | 35.57 %

Mark A. Miller (Lib) 101 | 3.39%

Martina Salinas (Grn) 24 | .80%

Chief Justice, Supreme Court

Nathan Hecht (Rep) 1,822 | 61.35%

William Moody (Dem) 1,075 | 36.20%

Tom Oxford (Lib) 73 | 2.46%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 Unexpired

Jeff Brown (Rep) 1,873 | 63.15%

Lawrence Edward Meyers (Dem) 1,007 | 33.95%

Mark Ash (Lib) 86 | 2.90%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7

Jeff Boyd (Rep) 1,876 | 63%

Gina Benavides (Dem) 1,002 | 33.65%

Don Fulton (Lib) 82 | 2.75%

Charles E. Waterbury (Grn) 18 | .60%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8

Phil Johnson (Rep)  1,999 84.31%

RS Roberto Koelsch (Lib) 229 9.66%

Jim Chisolm (Grn) 143 6.03%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

Bert Richardson (Rep)  1,845 62.1%

John Granberg (Dem)  1,041 35.04%

Mark W. Bennett (Lib) 85 2.86%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4

Kevin Patrick Yeary (Rep) 1,953 | 82.3%

Quanah Parker (Lib) 314 | 13.23%

Judith Sanders-Castro (Grn) 106 | 4.47%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9

David Newell (Rep) 1,988 | 84.09%

William Bryan Strange, III (Lib) 295 | 12.48%

George Joseph Altgelt (Grn) 81 | 3.43%

State Representative, District 5

Bryan Hughes (Rep) 2,082 | 86.32%

Ron Walenta (Lib) 330 | 13.68%

Justice, 6^th Court of Appeals District, Place 3

Ralph K. Burgess (Rep) 2,100 | 100%

District Judge, 276^th Judicial District

Robert Rolston (Rep) 2,131 | 100%

County Clerk

Scott Sartain (Rep) 1,622 | 52.07%

Vicki Taylor (Dem) 1,493 | 47.93%

County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4

Todd Freeman (Rep) 496 | 54.27%

Ricky Tigert (Dem) 418 | 45.73%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2

Jennifer T. Easley (Rep) 1,359 | 55.06%

Frank Sisk (Dem) 1,109 | 44.94%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment

For…  1,638 | 65.63%

Against…  858 | 34.38%

Northeast Texas Community College Prop 1

For… 1,220 | 46.49%

Against… 1,404 | 53.51%

Northeast Texas Community College Prop 2

For… 1,267 | 48.25%

Against… 1,359 | 51.75%