So far, Pete Flores is the only Senate candidate endorsed by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick to head to a runoff and not win outright.
The former city council member and school board trustee will be unopposed in the general election and will represent the Republican-leaning district in northeast Harris County.
Monica De La Cruz won the Republican primary, while Ruben Ramirez and Michelle Vallejo will advance to a runoff election in the Democratic primary.
Patrick is on track to get the Senate he wanted heading into the legislative session in 2023.
After eight years on the Austin City Council, Greg Casar will now head to Washington, D.C. after winning his primary by a wide margin.
Republican candidates Nate Schatzline and Laura Hill compete to fill Texas House District 93 seat being vacated by Rep. Matt Krause.
Taylor had faced criticism for his vote in favor of a bipartisan commission to investigate the storming of the U.S. Capitol.
Despite clear fundraising leaders in both parties, the Democratic and Republican races for land commissioner will go to runoff elections.
Powell narrowly won the seat in 2018 and her reelection is unlikely after the Texas Legislature redrew the district to favor the GOP.
“Each one gets a little easier,” Miller said of his campaigns. The incumbent raked in nearly twice as many votes as his second-place challenger, state Rep. James White.
Republican candidates Phil Sorrells and Matt Krause will face one another on May 24 to see who will be the nominee for Tarrant County district attorney.
Former Farmers Branch mayor and Tarrant County Republican Party chairman Tim O’Hare defeated retired Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price to secure the Republican nomination.
