Lake Travis - Westlake Voter Guide

Lloyd DoggettDemocraticWinner

219,149 votes77%

Clark PattersonLibertarian

6,329 votes2%

Updated Nov 9, 1:43 AM CT · Updated as of 11:45 a.m. Nov. 9

State

Texas governor

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Greg AbbottRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,422,365 votes55%

Mark V. GolobyRepublican

490 votes0%

Beto O'RourkeDemocratic

3,533,088 votes44%

Mark TippettsLibertarian

81,594 votes1%

Delilah BarriosGreen

28,489 votes0%

Jacqueline Abernathy

1,156 votes0%

Updated Nov 9, 1:28 AM CT

Texas lieutenant governor

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Dan PatrickRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,303,437 votes54%

Mike CollierDemocratic

3,471,805 votes43%

Shanna SteeleLibertarian

221,476 votes3%

Updated Nov 9, 1:29 AM CT

Texas attorney general

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Ken PaxtonRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,264,824 votes53%

Rochelle Mercedes GarzaDemocratic

3,476,758 votes44%

Mark AshLibertarian

232,818 votes3%

Updated Nov 9, 1:30 AM CT

Texas comptroller of public accounts

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Glenn HegarRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,481,436 votes56%

Janet T. DuddingDemocratic

3,245,571 votes41%

V. Alonzo Echevarria-GarzaLibertarian

211,435 votes3%

Michael Pepos Berlanga

Updated Nov 9, 1:30 AM CT

Texas railroad commissioner

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Wayne ChristianRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,386,425 votes55%

Luke WarfordDemocraticWinner

3,204,225 votes40%

Jaime Andres DiezLibertarian

238,654 votes3%

Hunter Wayne CrowGreen

85,191 votes1%

Updated Nov 9, 1:33 AM CT

Justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Place 3

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Debra LehrmannRepublicanIncumbentLeading

4,450,127 votes56%

Erin A. NowellDemocratic

3,311,218 votes42%

Tom OxfordLibertarian

161,458 votes2%

Updated Nov 9, 1:59 AM CT

Justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Place 5

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Rebeca HuddleRepublicanIncumbentLeading

4,515,724 votes57%

Amanda ReichekDemocratic

3,386,601 votes43%

Updated Nov 9, 2:00 AM CT

Justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Place 9

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Evan YoungRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,459,897 votes56%

Julia MaldonadoDemocratic

3,438,379 votes44%

Updated Nov 9, 2:00 AM CT

Judge, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5

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Scott WalkerRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,498,388 votes57%

Dana HuffmanDemocratic

3,393,550 votes43%

Updated Nov 9, 1:53 AM CT

Judge, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6

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Jesse McClure, IIIRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,510,608 votes57%

Robert JohnsonDemocratic

3,364,635 votes43%

Updated Nov 9, 1:54 AM CT

State Board of Education, District 5

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Perla Munoz HopkinsRepublican

237,387 votes36%

Rebecca Bell-MetereauDemocraticIncumbentWinner

418,722 votes64%

Updated Nov 9, 1:46 AM CT · As of 10 a.m. Nov. 9, according to the Texas Secretary of State

Texas Senate District 14

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Sarah EckhardtDemocraticIncumbentLeading

264,969 votes82%

Steven E. HaskettLibertarian

57,270 votes18%

Updated Nov 9, 2:00 AM CT · Updated as of 11:45 a.m. Nov. 9

Texas Senate District 25

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Donna CampbellRepublicanIncumbentWinner

243,228 votes63%

Robert WalshDemocratic

143,624 votes37%

Updated Nov 9, 1:40 AM CT

Texas House, District 47

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Rob McCarthyRepublican

32,263 votes39%

Vikki GoodwinDemocraticIncumbentWinner

51,004 votes61%

Updated Nov 9, 1:03 AM CT · Updated as of 11:45 a.m. Nov. 9

Texas House District 48

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Donna HowardDemocraticIncumbentWinner

64,000 votes80%

Daniel Jerome McCarthyLibertarian

16,421 votes20%

Updated Nov 9, 1:03 AM CT

County

Travis County Judge

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Rupal ChaudhariRepublican

126,479 votes28%

Andy BrownDemocraticIncumbentWinner

318,690 votes72%

Updated Nov 9, 1:06 AM CT

Travis County clerk

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Susan HaynesRepublican

128,080 votes29%

Dyana Limon-MercadoDemocraticWinner

314,952 votes71%

Updated Nov 9, 1:09 AM CT

Texas commissioner of agriculture

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Sid MillerRepublicanIncumbentWinner

4,464,932 votes56%

Susan HaysDemocratic

3,453,490 votes44%

Updated Nov 9, 1:33 AM CT

Texas commissioner of the general land office

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Dawn BuckinghamRepublicanWinner

4,448,838 votes56%

Jay KlebergDemocratic

3,330,540 votes42%

Alfred Molison, Jr.Green

132,507 votes2%

Carrie Evelyn Menger

1,810 votes0%

Updated Oct 11, 6:35 PM CT

Travis County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2

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Randall SlagleDemocraticIncumbentWinner

84,510 votes72%

Christopher DavidLibertarian

32,263 votes28%

Updated Nov 9, 1:08 AM CT

City

ACC District Proposition A

Bond

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Ballot language

The issuance of $770,000,000.00 bonds for the purpose of constructing, improving, renovating, and equipping college buildings districtwide for workforce training and general education programs which will include, but not be limited to nursing, advanced manufacturing, skilled trades, and information technology, and for student support service such as onsite child care and student health services, and for the modernization of technology, and with such construction, improvement, renovation, and equipping of college buildings to include, but not but limited to:

(1) construction of a new campus at the pinnacle site in southwest austin for instructional programs including software development and healthcare;
(2) construction of anew campus at the southeast travis county site for instructional programs including skilled trades, such as welding and automotive technology and advanced manufacturing;
(3) expansion of the Hays campus for instructional programs including nursing and healthcare;
(4) expansion of the Highland campus in Central Austin for instructional programs including advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, and software development;
(5) expansion of the Round Rock campus for instructional programs including nursing, advanced manufacturing, and skilled trades such as welding and automotive technology;
(6) expansion of the Cypress Creek campus in Cedar Park for instructional programs including cybersecurity and software development;
(7) expansion of the downtown Austin Rio Grande campus for instructional programs including computerscience and cybersecurity;
(8) expansion of the elgin campus for instructional programs including advanced manufacturing and skilled trades such as welding;
(9) expansion of the San Gabriel Campus in Leander for instructional programs including advanced manufacturing and skilled trades such as welding; and
(10) technology and facility improvements at various campuses including but not limited to Riverside, Northridge, South Austin, and Eastview; and the levying of the tax in payment thereof.

ForWinner

70%

343,493 votes

Against

30%

146,333 votes

50%

Updated Nov 9, 1:14 AM CT

Austin City Council, District 8

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Candidates Q&A

Paige EllisIncumbentWinner

20,433 votes58%

Richard Smith

10,055 votes28%

Antonio D. Ross

1,584 votes4%

Kimberly P. Hawkins

3,298 votes9%

Updated Nov 9, 1:03 AM CT

Austin City Council, Mayor

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Candidates Q&A

Phil Campero Brual

7,295 votes2%

Celia IsraelLeading

121,862 votes40%

Kirk Watson

106,508 votes35%

Anthony Bradshaw

7,102 votes2%

Jennifer Virden

56,189 votes18%

Gary S. Spellman

5,781 votes2%

Updated Nov 9, 1:37 AM CT

City of Austin Proposition A

Proposition

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Ballot language

The issuance of $350,000,000 in tax-supported general obligation bonds and notes for planning, designing, acquiring, constructing, renovating, improving and equipping affordable housing facilities for low and moderate income persons and families, and acquiring land and interests in land and property necessary to do so, funding loans and grants for affordable housing, and funding affordable housing programs, as may be permitted by law; and the levy of a tax sufficient to pay for the bonds and notes.

ForWinner

71%

222,591 votes

Against

29%

91,479 votes

50%

Updated Nov 9, 1:38 AM CT

Lakeway Prop A

Proposition

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ForWinner

67%

6,802 votes

Against

33%

3,394 votes

50%

Updated Nov 9, 1:06 AM CT

Rollingwood City Council

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Kevin GlasheenWinner

429 votes38%

Sara HutsonWinner

457 votes41%

Barry Delcambre

236 votes21%

Updated Nov 9, 1:11 AM CT

Rollingwood Prop. A

Proposition

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ForWinner

78%

584 votes

Against

22%

165 votes

50%

Updated Nov 9, 1:09 AM CT

Rollingwood Prop. B

Proposition

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ForWinner

64%

479 votes

Against

36%

269 votes

50%

Updated Nov 9, 1:09 AM CT

School district

Austin ISD Board of Trustees, At-Large Position 9

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Candidates Q&A

Arati SinghWinner

126,834 votes68%

Heather Toolin

60,559 votes32%

Updated Nov 9, 1:23 AM CT

Austin ISD Board of Trustees, District 1

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Roxanne Evans

7,042 votes36%

Candace HunterWinner

12,770 votes64%

Updated Nov 9, 1:03 AM CT

Austin ISD Board of Trustees, District 4

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Kathryn Whitley ChuWinner

27,636 votes71%

Clint Small

11,521 votes29%

Updated Nov 9, 1:13 AM CT

Austin ISD Board of Trustees, District 6

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Andrew GonzalesWinner

18,646 votes67%

Geronimo Rodriguez

9,389 votes33%