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Unofficial results from Wilson County (and Bexar) for the Republican and Democratic May 24 runoff are below.
*8:53 pm (US Representative, Dist. 28, early vote and some election day totals). 9:15 pm final from Wilson County. 9:34 pm (US Representative Dist. 28, 27 of 281 precincts reporting); 10:40 pm boxes 247 of 258
Democratic Party |
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U.S. Representative, District 15
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| Ruben Ramirez, 373 |
| Michelle Vallejo, 385 |
| Lt. Governor |
| Mike Collier, 318 |
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Michelle Beckley, 431
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Attorney General
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Rochelle Mercedes Garza, 562
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| Joe Jaworski, 188 |
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State Comptroller
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| Angel Luis Vega, 378 |
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Janet T. Dudding, 365
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
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Sandragrace Martinez, 500
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| Jay Kleberg, 246 |
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Bexar County voters in the Wilson County News readership area also have an opportunity to determine the Democratic candidate for U.S. Representative, District 28; the district formerly included Wilson County. The candidates are:
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U.S. Representative, District 28
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Henry Cuellar, incumbent, 1,687
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Jessica Cisneros, 10,168
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| Bexar County numbers. Boxes 247 of 258 |
Republican Party |
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Attorney General
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| George P. Bush, 1154 |
| Ken Paxton, 2844 |
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
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Dawn Buckingham, 2444
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| Tim Westley, 1248 |
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Railroad Commissioner
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| Wayne Christian, 1947 |
| Sarah Stogner, 1839 |
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Bexar County voters in the Wilson County News readership area also have an opportunity to determine the Republican candidate for U.S. Representative, District 28; the district formerly included Wilson County. The candidates are:
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U.S. Representative, District 28
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Cassidy Garcia, 2,829
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Sandra Whitten, 1,642
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| Bexar County numbers. Boxes 247 of 258 |
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District Judge, 81st Judicial District
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Jennifer Ebrom Dillingham, 2251
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| Trent Rowell, 1763 |
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Wilson County Commissioner, Pct. 2
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| Russell A. King, 835 |
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Mark A. Moczygemba, 786
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Wilson County Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace
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Kenneth “Buck” Griffin, 895
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| Thomas Welfel, 672 |
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(Only voters in Precinct 2 can vote on the Precinct 2 candidates)
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