With more than 90% of counties and about 33% of all voting precincts reporting, figures show incumbent Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Waco, will win the March 1 Republican primary election for U.S. House of Representatives District 17.
Sessions has more than 70% of the vote, or 31,774 votes, so far.
Results are unofficial until canvassed.
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Incumbent Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Waco, leads the March 1 Republican primary election for U.S. House of Representatives District 17.
So far, Sessions has garnered 67% of the vote with 6,974 votes, followed by Paulette Carson, who has 1,401 votes; Jason Nelson, who has 1,216 votes; and Robert Rosenberger, who has 829 votes.
There is only one Democratic candidate, Mary Jo Woods, for District 17, and the winner of the Republican primary will face her in the November general election.
Community Impact Newspaper will continue to update this story as votes are tallied.
For running totals on other races in the March 2022 primary election, click here.
