All 44 Brown County precincts had reported as of 9 p.m. Tuesday, and the following are the results of the local elections. A total of 16,036 ballots were cast out of 23,877 eligible voters – 67.16 percent.
– Brown County Water Improvement District (Top 3 Finishers Elected)
* James E. McMillian – 2,288 (23.13%)
* Jimmy Jones – 2,224 (22.48%)
* Johnny Hays – 1,885 (19.05%)
Dennis W. Graham – 1,567 (15.84%)
Tommy Davis – 1,352 (13.67%)
Frank Niemiec – 577 (5.83%)
Bangs City Council (Top 3 Finishers Elected)
* Rick Phelps – 401 (38.71%)
* Shelia Roberts – 234 (22.59%)
* Marisa Craddock – 210 (20.27%)
Carroll Prince Wells – 191 (18.44%)
Bangs ISD School Board (Top 2 Finishers Elected)
* Lyndyl Tidwell – 1,546 (46.05%)
* Larry Drury – 1,143 (34.05%)
Ken Loewrigkeit – 668 (19.9%)
Early ISD School Board
Place 1:
* Chance Barr – 1,106 (50.3%)
Chad Hill – 1,093 (49.7%)
Place 6:
* Christene Pruett – 1,215 (56.07%)
Toni Hill McMillan – 952 (43.93%)
Place 7:
* Sandy Benson – 1,223 (54.04%)
Tammi Cox Ledbetter – 1,040 (45.96%)
President
Donald Trump [R] – 13,681 (85.83%) / STATE 5,802,815 (52.31%) / NATIONAL (TBD)
Joe Biden [D] – 2,103 (13.19%) / STATE 5,132,475 (46.27%) / NATIONAL (TBD)
Jo Jorgensen [L] – 132 (0.83%) / STATE 123,845 (1.12%) / NATIONAL (TBD)
Howie Hawkins [G] – 24 (0.15%) / STATE 32,627 (0.29%) / NATIONAL (TBD)
U.S. Senator
* John Cornyn [R] – 13,465 (85.59%) / STATE 5,880,414 (53.77%)
Mary “MJ” Hegar [D] – 1,960 (12.46%) / STATE 4,726,263 (43.61%)
Kerry D. McKennon [L] – 249 (1.58%) / STATE 205,409 (1.88%)
David Collins [G] – 58 (0.37%) / STATE 79,378 (0.73%)
U.S. Representative District 11
* August Pfluger [R] – 13,454 (86.18%) / STATE 231,781 (79.71%)
Jon Mark Hogg [D] – 1,908 (12.22%) / STATE 53,198 (18.3%)
Wacey Alpha Cody [L] – 249 (1.6%) / STATE 5,784 (1.99%)
State Senator District 24
Dawn Buckingham [R] – 13,522 (87.27%) / STATE 263,156 (69.64%)
Clayton Tucker [D] – 1,973 (12.73%) / STATE 114,737 (30.36%)
Railroad Commissioner
* James Wright [R] – 13,367 (85.88%) / STATE 5,753,580 (53.27%)
Chrysta Castaneda [D] – 1,873 (12.03%) / STATE 4,677,209 (43.31%)
Matt Sterett [L] – 251 (1.61%) / STATE 243,045 (2.25%)
Kat Gruene [G] – 74 (0.48%) / STATE 126,392 (1.17%)
State Supreme Court Chief Justice
* Nathan Hecht [R] – 13,189 (85.13%) / STATE 5,749,754 (53.25%)
Amy Clark Meachum [D] – 2,023 (13.06%) / STATE 4,776,770 (44.24%)
Mark Ash [L] – 281 (1.81%) / STATE 272,032 (2.52%)
State Supreme Court Place 6
* Jane Bland [R] – 13,532 (87.51%) / STATE 5,967,990 (55.49%)
Kathy Cheng [D] – 1,932 (12.49%) / STATE 4,786,438 (44.51%)
State Supreme Court Place 7
* Jeff Boyd [R] – 13,270 (85.8%) / STATE 5,765,509 (53.57%)
Staci Williams [D] – 1,943 (12.56%) / STATE 4,745,034 (44.09%)
William Bryan Strange [L] – 254 (1.64%) / STATE 252,024 (2.34%)
State Supreme Court Place 8
* Brett Busby [R] – 13,282 (85.8%) / STATE 55,770,345 (53.63%)
Gisela D. Triana [D] – 1,911 (12.34%) / STATE 4,709,488 (43.77%)
Tom Oxford [L] – 254 (1.64%) / STATE 280,444 (2.61%)
State Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3
* Bert Richardson [R] – 13,449 (87.05%) / STATE 5,875,047 (54.79%)
Elizabeth Davis Frizell [D] – 2,001 (12.95%) / STATE 4,846,823 (45.21%)
State Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4
* Kevin Patrick Yeary [R] – 13,473 (87.27%) / STATE 5,894,077 (55.08%)
Tina Clinton [D] – 1,966 (12.73%) / STATE 4,807,512 (44.92%)
State Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9
* David Newell [R] – 13,480 (87.29%) / STATE 5,934,503 (55.54%)
Brandon Birmingham [D] – 1,962 (12.71%) / STATE 4,750,391(44.46%)
State Board of Education District 14
* Sue Melton-Malone [R] – 13,490 (87.42%) / STATE 580,756 (67.82%)
Greg Alvord [D] – 1,941 (12.58%) / STATE 275,528 (32.18%)
[R] – Republican
[D] – Democrat
[L] – Libertarian Party
[G] – Green Party