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Texas elections , 2018 - wikipedia Texas elections , 2018 Jump to : navigation , search Elections in Texas Federal government ( show ) Presidential elections 1848 1852 1856 1860 1872 1876 1880 1884 1888 1892 1896 1900 1904 1908 1912 1916 1920 1924 1928 1932 1936 1940 1944 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 2000 2008 2012 2016 Presidential primaries and caucuses Democratic 2008 Republican 2008 2012 United States Senate elections 1970 1972 1976 1978 1982 1984 1988 1990 1994 2000 2002 2006 2008 2012 2014 2018 United States House elections 1992 1994 1998 2000 2002 2006 22nd 2008 2012 2014 2016 Special elections 3rd district , 1991 Senate , 1993 28th district , 1997 19th district , 2003 22nd district , 2006 State government ( show ) Gubernatorial elections 1845 1847 1849 1851 1853 1855 1857 1859 1861 1863 1866 1869 1952 1954 1956 1958 1960 1962 1964 1966 1968 1970 1972 1978 1982 1986 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2014 2018 Legislative elections 2006 2008 2012 2014 2016 Constitutional amendments 2005 2007 General elections 2006 2014 2018 Austin ( show ) Mayoral elections 2009 Dallas -- Fort Worth ( show ) Dallas mayoral elections 2007 2011 2015 Fort Worth mayoral elections 2011 2015 El Paso ( show ) Mayoral elections 2013 2017 Houston ( show ) Mayoral elections 1991 1995 1999 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 Municipal elections 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 Lubbock ( show ) Mayoral elections San Antonio ( show ) Mayoral elections 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 Government The 2018 general election will be held in the U.S. state of Texas on November 6 , 2018 . All of Texas ' executive officers will be up for election as well as a United States Senate seat , and all of Texas ' thirty - six seats in the United States House of Representatives . The Republican and Democratic Parties nominate their candidates by primaries held March 6 , 2018 . Convention Parties nominate their candidates at a series of conventions . County Conventions held March 17 , 2018 , District Conventions held March 24 , 2018 , and a State Convention held April 14 , 2018 . At the present time there is only one Convention Party in Texas , that is the Libertarian Party . Other parties may seek to achieve ballot access . Contents ( hide ) 1 United States Senate 2 United States House of Representatives 3 Governor 4 Lieutenant Governor 4.1 Republican primary 4.2 Democratic primary 4.3 Libertarian state convention 5 Attorney General 5.1 Republican primary 5.2 Democratic primary 5.3 Libertarian state convention 6 Comptroller of Public Accounts 6.1 Republican primary 6.2 Democratic primary 6.3 Libertarian state convention 7 Commissioner of the General Land Office 7.1 Republican primary 7.2 Democratic primary 7.3 Libertarian state convention 7.4 Endorsements 8 Commissioner of Agriculture 8.1 Republican primary 8.2 Democratic primary 8.3 Libertarian state convention 9 Texas Railroad Commissioner 9.1 Republican primary 9.2 Democratic primary 9.3 Libertarian state convention 10 Supreme Court of Texas 10.1 Justice , Place 2 election 10.1. 1 Republican primary 10.1. 2 Democratic primary 10.2 Justice , Place 4 election 10.2. 1 Republican primary 10.2. 2 Democratic primary 10.3 Justice , Place 6 election 10.3. 1 Republican primary 10.3. 2 Democratic primary 11 Texas Court of Criminal Appeals 11.1 Presiding Judge election 11.1. 1 Republican primary 11.1. 2 Democratic primary 11.2 Judge , Place 7 election 11.2. 1 Republican primary 11.2. 2 Democratic primary 11.3 Judge , Place 8 11.3. 1 Republican primary 12 Texas State Board of Education 12.1 Member , District 2 12.1. 1 Republican primary 12.1. 2 Democratic primary 12.2 Member , District 3 12.2. 1 Democratic primary 12.3 Member , District 4 12.3. 1 Democratic primary 12.4 Member , District 7 12.4. 1 Republican primary 12.4. 2 Democratic primary 12.5 Member , District 11 12.5. 1 Republican primary 12.5. 2 Democratic primary 12.6 Member , District 12 12.6. 1 Democratic primary 12.6. 1.1 First round 12.7 Member , District 13 12.7. 1 Republican primary 12.7. 2 Democratic primary 13 Texas Legislature 13.1 Texas Senate 13.2 Texas House of Representatives 14 Texas Courts of Appeals 15 Local trial courts 16 School boards 17 Municipal 18 References 19 External links United States Senate ( edit ) Main article : United States Senate election in Texas , 2018 Incumbent U.S. Senator Ted Cruz is running for re-election . United States House of Representatives ( edit ) Main article : United States House of Representatives elections in Texas , 2018 All of Texas ' thirty - six seats in the United States House of Representatives will be up for election in 2018 . Governor ( edit ) Main article : Texas gubernatorial election , 2018 Incumbent governor Greg Abbott is running for a second term . He was first elected in 2014 after serving twelve years as Texas Attorney General , and he succeeded Rick Perry as governor . Abbott won the March 20 , 2018 , Republican primary , while Lupe Valdez won the Democratic runoff against Andrew White , becoming the first Latina nominated by a major party for statewide office in Texas . Lieutenant Governor ( edit ) On January 9 , 2017 , the day before the 85th Texas Legislature began its session , incumbent Republican Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick announced he would run for re-election in 2018 . He stated his early announcement was in order to dispel rumors that he would challenge Governor Greg Abbott or U.S. Senator Ted Cruz . Republican primary ( edit ) Dan Patrick , incumbent lieutenant governor Scott Milder , former City Councilman of Rockwall Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Dan Patrick ( incumbent ) 1,168,331 76.04 % + 34.61 % Republican Scott Milder 367,954 23.95 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,536,285 100 % + 202,389 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 10.07 % - 0.26 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Mike Collier , businessman , Finance Chair of the Texas Democratic Party and nominee for Comptroller in 2014 . Michael Cooper , businessman , community leader and pastor . Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Mike Collier 501,782 52.37 % Democratic Michael Cooper 456,326 47.62 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 958,108 100 % + 506,286 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 6.28 % + 2.96 % Libertarian state convention ( edit ) Kerry McKinnon , is seeking the LPTexas nomination . Attorney General ( edit ) Incumbent Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton will be eligible to run for re-election to a second term . Potential Republican candidates include U.S. Representative Michael McCaul , who is a former Deputy Attorney General . Republican primary ( edit ) Ken Paxton , incumbent attorney general Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Ken Paxton ( incumbent ) 1,312,172 100 % + 55.55 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,312,172 100 % + 32,112 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.6 % - 0.81 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Justin Nelson , a partner at Susman Godfrey , is seeking the Democratic nomination . Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Justin Nelson 884,376 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 884,376 100 % + 446,858 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.79 % + 2.57 % Libertarian state Convention ( edit ) Michael Ray Harris , is seeking the LPTexas nomination . Jamar Osborne , is seeking the LPTexas nomination . Comptroller of public accounts ( edit ) Incumbent Republican Comptroller Glenn Hegar is eligible to run for re-election to a second term . Republican primary ( edit ) Glenn Hegar , incumbent comptroller Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Glenn Hegar ( incumbent ) 1,265,461 100 % + 50 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,265,461 100 % + 40,825 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.29 % - 0.71 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Joi Chevalier Tim Mahoney Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Joi Chevalier 484,321 51.85 % Democratic Tim Mahoney 449,729 48.14 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 934,050 100 % + 504,130 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 6.12 % + 2.96 % Libertarian state convention ( edit ) Ben Sanders , is seeking the LPTexas nomination . Commissioner of the General Land Office ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Incumbent Republican Commissioner George P. Bush Professional land surveyor Davey Edwards Former Commissioner Jerry E. Patterson Rick Range Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican George P. Bush ( incumbent ) 859,209 58.18 % - 14.82 % Republican Jerry Patterson 438,346 29.68 % Republican Davey Edwards 101,074 6.84 % Republican Rick Range 77,936 5.27 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,476,565 100 % + 191,629 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 9.68 % - 0.23 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Tex Morgan Miguel Suazo Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Miguel Suazo 660,752 69.99 % Democratic Tex Morgan 283,180 30 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 943,932 100 % + 510,722 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 6.18 % + 2.99 % Libertarian state convention ( edit ) Matt Piña Endorsements ( edit ) show George P. Bush Presidents of the United States George H.W. Bush , 41st President of the United States Donald Trump , 45th President of the United States Commissioner of Agriculture ( edit ) Incumbent Republican Commissioner Sid Miller will be eligible to run for re-election to a second term . Republican primary ( edit ) Jim Hogan Sid Miller , incumbent agriculture commissioner Trey Blocker , lobbyist Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Sid Miller ( incumbent ) 758,548 55.83 % + 21.27 % Republican Jim Hogan 309,494 22.78 % Republican Trey Blocker 290,494 21.38 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,358,536 100 % + 167,744 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.9 % + 0.15 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Kim Olson , a retired Air Force Colonel and former member of the Weatherford Independent School District Board of Trustees Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Kim Olson 879,492 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 879,492 100 % + 388,827 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.76 % + 2.16 % Libertarian state convention ( edit ) Richard Carpenter Texas Railroad Commissioner ( edit ) Incumbent Republican Commissioner Christi Craddick is eligible to run for re-election to a second six - year term . Republican primary ( edit ) Christi Craddick , incumbent railroad commissioner Weston Martinez Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Christi Craddick ( incumbent ) 1,038,753 75.81 % + 39.94 % Republican Weston Martinez 331,317 24.18 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,370,070 100 % + 194,844 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.98 % - 0.01 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Roman McAllen Chris Spellmon Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Roman McAllen 537,234 58.50 % Democratic Chris Spellmon 381,051 41.49 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 918,285 100 % + 472,125 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 6.02 % + 2.61 % Libertarian state convention ( edit ) Mike Wright , is seeking the LPTexas nomination . Supreme Court of Texas ( edit ) Justice , Place 2 election ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Jimmy Blacklock 1,211,527 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,211,527 100 % + 76,631 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 7.94 % - 0.75 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Steven Kirkland 871,267 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 871,267 100 % + 871,267 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.71 % + 5.71 % Justice , Place 4 election ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican John Devine ( incumbent ) 1,207,507 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,207,507 100 % + 97,020 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 7.91 % - 0.59 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic R.K. Sandill 864,749 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 864,749 100 % + 864,749 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.67 % + 5.67 % Justice , Place 6 election ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Jeff Brown 1,201,316 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,201,316 100 % + 206,601 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 7.87 % + 0.26 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Kathy Cheng 870,008 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 870,008 100 % + 430,706 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.7 % + 2.34 % Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ( edit ) Presiding Judge election ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Sharon Keller ( incumbent ) 672,301 52.14 % - 47.86 % Republican David Bridges 617,031 47.85 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,289,332 100 % + 286,914 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.45 % + 0.78 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Maria T. ( Terri ) Jackson 874,556 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 874,556 100 % + 442,445 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.73 % + 2.42 % Judge , Place 7 election ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Barbara Parker Hervey ( incumbent ) 1,167,846 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,167,846 100 % + 186,031 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 7.65 % + 0.14 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Ramona Franklin 868,161 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 868,161 100 % + 868,161 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 5.69 % + 5.69 % Judge , Place 8 ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Michelle Slaughter 667,538 52.83 % Republican Jay Brandon 388,492 30.74 % Republican Dib Waldrip 207,467 16.42 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 1,263,497 100 % + 301,028 <Th_colspan="3"> Turnout 8.28 % + 0.91 % Texas State Board of Education ( edit ) Member , District 2 ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Charles `` Tad '' Hasse 31,717 67.12 % Republican Eric Garza 15,536 32.87 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 47,253 100 % + 47,253 Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Ruben Cortez , Jr. ( incumbent ) 31,289 52.34 % - 47.66 % Democratic Michelle Arevalo Davila 28,487 47.65 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 59,776 100 % + 15,817 Member , District 3 ( edit ) Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Marisa B. Perez ( incumbent ) 60,027 75.93 % - 24.07 % Democratic Dan Arellano 19,022 24.06 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 79,049 100 % + 33,721 Member , District 4 ( edit ) Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Lawrence Allen Jr. ( incumbent ) 45,162 66.9 % - 33.1 % Democratic Steven A. Chambers 22,337 33.09 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 67,499 100 % + 41,084 Member , District 7 ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Matt Robinson 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 100 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Elizabeth Markowitz 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 100 % Member , District 11 ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican Patricia `` Pat '' Hardy ( incumbent ) 58,796 55.75 % + 6.18 % Republican Feyi Obamehinti 25,580 24.25 % Republican Cheryl Surber 21,073 19.98 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 105,449 100 % + 18,482 Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Carla Morton 33,217 57.89 % Democratic Celeste Light 24,156 42.1 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 57,373 100 % + 34,520 Member , District 12 ( edit ) Democratic primary ( edit ) First round ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Suzanne Smith 35,460 48.06 % Democratic Laura Malone - Miller 19,426 26.33 % Democratic Tina Green 18,883 25.59 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 73,769 100 % + 6,404 Member , District 13 ( edit ) Republican primary ( edit ) Republican primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Republican A. Denise Russell 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 100 % Democratic primary ( edit ) Democratic primary results <Th_colspan="2"> Party Candidate Votes % ± Democratic Aicha Davis 100 % <Th_colspan="3"> Total votes 100 % Texas Legislature ( edit ) Every seat in the Texas House of Representatives and about half of the seats in the Texas Senate will be up for election . Texas Senate ( edit ) Main article : Texas Senate election , 2018 Texas House of Representatives ( edit ) Main article : Texas House of Representatives election , 2018 Texas Courts of Appeals ( edit ) Local trial courts ( edit ) School boards ( edit ) Municipal ( edit ) References ( edit ) Jump up ^ http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/candidates/guide/dates2018.shtml Jump up ^ http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/candidates/guide/lib-green-nom2018.shtml Jump up ^ Executive Branch Archived 2011 - 06 - 29 at the Wayback Machine . retrieved 23 - October - 2008 ^ Jump up to : Whitely , Jason ( January 9 , 2017 ) . `` Lt. Gov. 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