Elections

By p19siteroot , 27 May 2026
Election Information
Precinct 19 turnout and Republican runoff results from May 26, 2026, with the statewide outcome in each race.

Figures below cover PCT 019, 031, and 065. Statewide outcomes are from the Texas Tribune runoff results. The official canvass is posted by Collin County Elections.

The runoff ballot

Texas Attorney General

U.S. Senate

Texas Railroad Commissioner

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

Precinct 19 results: PCT 019, 031, 065

Voter Participation

CategoryCountPercentage
Registered Voters (Total)4,815β€”
Ballots Cast (Total)75815.74% turnout
Ballots Cast – Republican Party62982.98% of ballots cast
Ballots Cast – Democratic Party12917.02% of ballots cast

Republican Primary – U.S. Senator

CandidateVotesPercentage
Ken Paxton37960.25%
John Cornyn25039.75%
Total Votes Cast629100.00%
Additional InformationCount
Overvotes0
Undervotes0
Contest Totals629

Republican Primary – Attorney General

CandidateVotesPercentage
Chip Roy33955.21%
Mayes Middleton27544.79%
Total Votes Cast614100.00%
Additional InformationCount
Overvotes0
Undervotes15
Contest Totals629

Republican Primary – Railroad Commissioner

CandidateVotesPercentage
Jim Wright31153.25%
Bo French27346.75%
Total Votes Cast584100.00%
Additional InformationCount
Overvotes0
Undervotes45
Contest Totals629

Republican Primary – Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

CandidateVotesPercentage
Alison Fox22241.50%
Thomas Smith31358.50%
Total Votes Cast535100.00%
Additional InformationCount
Overvotes0
Undervotes94
Contest Totals629
By p19siteroot , 8 September 2025
Election Information
The ten non-binding propositions on the March 2026 Republican primary ballot.

Texas Republicans have released the 10 propositions that will appear on the party’s March 2026 primary ballot. Read the Texas Republican primary ballot propositions.

The non-binding ballot propositions are used to gauge voters’ support for the issues presented. The results will guide the party’s legislative priorities for 2027, which will be decided during the Republican Party of Texas convention in June 2026.

The measures were approved by members of the State Republican Executive Committee during their September 6 meeting by a vote of 59-3, with two abstentions.