Final Super Tuesday Results For The 2016 Hays County Primary
Hays County Early Voting Stats
Democratic: 5,633 Republican: 8,150
Early voting stats by mail (these are requests for ballots, not final on returned ballots which will be available later today):
Democratic: 1,186 Republican: 1,145
AND, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HAYS COUNTY: March 1, 1848
National, Texas, and Hays Updates
Ted Cruz Declared Winner In Texas, Hays Updates
Hillary Clinton Wins Texas
Precincts Reporting 49 of 49 = 100.00% Reporting
PRESIDENT – DEMOCRAT
DEM Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente: 91 – 0.64%
DEM Calvis L. Hawes: 14 – 0.10%
DEM Willie L. Wilson: 11 – 0.08%
DEM Keith Judd: 12 – 0.09%
DEM Star Locke: 12 – 0.09%
DEM Bernie Sanders: 7,311 – 51.80%
DEM Martin J. O’Malley: 37 – 0.26%
DEM Hillary Clinton: 6,625 – 46.94%
PRESIDENT – REPUBLICAN
REP Chris Christie: 26 – 0.13%
REP Jeb Bush: 259 – 1.28%
REP Lindsey Graham: 5 – 0.02%
REP Carly Fiorina: 40 – 0.20%
REP Marco Rubio: 4,337 – 21.44%
REP Donald J. Trump: 4,974 – 24.58%
REP Rand Paul: 160 – 0.79%
REP Mike Huckabee: 50 – 0.25%
REP Ted Cruz: 8,254 – 40.80%
REP Rick Santorum: 15 – 0.07%
REP Elizabeth Gray: 10 – 0.05%
REP John R. Kasich: 977 – 4.83%
REP Ben Carson: 948 – 4.69%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 21 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Tejas Vakil: 1,383 – 38.85%
DEM Tom Wakely: 2,177 – 61.15%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 21 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Todd Phelps: 700 – 12.30%
REP Lamar Smith: 3,092 – 54.34%
REP John Murphy: 452 – 7.94%
REP Matt McCall: 1,446 – 25.41%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Kathi Thomas: 3,278 – 100.00%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Roger Williams: 7,415 – 100.00%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 35 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Lloyd Doggett: 5,059 – 100.00%
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 35 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Susan Narvaiz: 4,245 – 100.00%
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Lon Burnam: 2,863 – 26.48%
DEM Grady Yarbrough: 4,315 – 39.91%
DEM Cody Garrett: 3,635 – 33.62%
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Lance N. Christian: 2,488 – 17.19%
REP John Greytok: 1,068 – 7.38%
REP Wayne Christian: 2,427 – 16.77%
REP Ron Hale: 2,314 – 15.99%
REP Weston Martinez: 1,598 – 11.04%
REP Gary Gates: 3,170 – 21.90%
REP Doug Jeffrey: 1,411 – 9.75%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Mike Westergren: 11,105 – 100.00%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 3 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Debra Lehrmann: 9,193 – 60.89%
REP Michael Massengale: 5,904 – 39.11%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 5 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Dori Contreras Garza: 11,357 – 100.00%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 5 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Rick Green: 9,764 – 63.10%
REP Paul Green: 5,709 – 36.90%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Savannah Robinson: 11,146 – 100.00%
JUSTICE SUPREME COURT, PLACE 9 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Eva Guzman: 8,606 – 56.71%
REP Joe Pool: 6,569 – 43.29%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 2 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Lawrence “Larry” Meyers: 10,978 – 100.00%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 2 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Chris Oldner: 4,280 – 29.79%
REP Mary Lou Keel: 6,113 – 42.55%
REP Ray Wheless: 3,974 – 27.66%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 5 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Betsy Johnson: 11,140 – 100.00%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 5 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Brent Webster: 2,593 – 18.49%
REP Sid Harle: 1,900 – 13.55%
REP Steve Smith: 3,208 – 22.88%
REP Scott Walker: 6,321 – 45.08%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 6 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Robert Burns: 11,005 – 100.00%
JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 6 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Michael E. Keasler: 7,713 – 57.26%
REP Richard Davis: 5,756 – 42.74%
MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 5 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Rebecca Bell-Metereau: 11,271 – 100.00%
MEMBER, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 5 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Ken Mercer: 13,857 – 100.00%
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 45 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Jason A. Isaac: 15,495 – 100.00%
STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 21 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Judith Zaffirini: 2,800 – 100.00%
JUSTICE 3RD COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 2 UNEXPIRED TERM REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Cindy Olson Bourland: 13,702 – 100.00%
JUSTICE 3RD COURT OF APPEALS DISTRICT, PLACE 4 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Melissa Goodwin: 13,779 – 100.00%
DISTRICT JUDGE 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Bruce Boyer: 13,733 – 100.00%
SHERIFF DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Rodrigo Amaya: 10,966 – 100.00%
SHERIFF REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Tommy Ratliff: 6,594 – 37.77%
REP Gary Cutler: 10,862 – 62.23%
COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Luanne Caraway: 16,245 – 100.00%
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 1 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe: 2,618 – 100.00%
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT 1 PLACE 1 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Alex Aguirre: 1,603 – 34.28%
DEM JoAnne Prado: 3,073 – 65.72%
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT 1 PLACE 1 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Sylvia Deleon Muzzy: 1,917 – 57.69%
REP Naomi Narvaiz: 1,406 – 42.31%
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT 1 PLACE 2 UNEXPIRED TERM DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Maggie Hernandez Moreno: 2,077 – 45.30%
DEM Sandra Sepulveda Lopez: 1,771 – 38.63%
DEM Scot Courtney: 737 – 16.07%
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PCT 1 PLACE 2 UNEXPIRED TERM REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP James D. (“J.D.”) Elshoff: 1,260 – 39.70%
REP Shane Scott: 1,914 – 60.30%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 1 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM David L. Peterson: 4,288 – 100.00%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 1 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Saul Medrano: 2,665 – 100.00%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 2 DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Michael Torres: 2,169 – 100.00%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 2 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Steve Avalos: 886 – 28.77%
REP Jimmy Zuehlke: 631 – 20.49%
REP James H. Kohler: 1,563 – 50.75%
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 3 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Will Conley: 4,460 – 82.35%
REP Rob Roark: 956 – 17.65%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 3 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Ray Helm: 2,589 – 100.00%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 4 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Ron E. Hood: 4,093 – 100.00%
CONSTABLE, PRECINCT 5 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Mitch Johnson: 1,032 – 36.31%
REP Matt Mancillas, III: 837 – 29.45%
REP John Ellen: 973 – 34.24%
COUNTY CHAIRMAN DEM, Vote For 1 DEMOCRAT
DEM Jon Leonard: 10,749 – 100.00%
COUNTY CHAIRMAN REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Russell Hayter: 7,755 – 54.52%
REP Alice D. Chisholm: 6,469 – 45.48%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 112 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Jason Dalton Montgomery: 53 – 54.08%
REP Shannon Dorn: 45 – 45.92%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 120 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP John Hansen: 159 – 75.36%
REP Billy Pugh: 52 – 24.64%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 127 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Rex Wiegand: 250 – 48.73%
REP Damon Fogley: 149 – 29.04%
REP Shaune C. Maycock: 114 – 22.22%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 129 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Cameron Cutrone: 122 – 32.45%
REP Jack W. Caraway: 254 – 67.55%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 224 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP David Williams: 574 – 71.22%
REP Frank Peck: 232 – 28.78%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 225 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP David C. Crowell: 206 – 54.79%
REP Jeff Hudgins: 170 – 45.21%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 229 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Elisandro Leos: 57 – 42.86%
REP Sean Bolock: 76 – 57.14%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 230 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Jim Rowley: 162 – 65.06%
REP Matt Ocker: 87 – 34.94%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 232 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Pat T.W. Chisholm: 215 – 49.31%
REP Karen Marshall: 221 – 50.69%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 316 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Douglas Dunman: 83 – 55.33%
REP Sam Brannon: 67 – 44.67%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 317 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Kent Patteson: 12 – 50.00%
REP Shelly Walker Kramer: 12 – 50.00%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 330 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Jim Green: 84 – 67.74%
REP Dustin Brennan: 40 – 32.26%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 332 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Romi Bassett: 154 – 57.89%
REP Willeford Taff: 112 – 42.11%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 336 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Bo Michael Dresner: 225 – 57.99%
REP Zach Cronan: 163 – 42.01%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 337 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Debi Christensen: 577 – 61.51%
REP Steve Weldon: 361 – 38.49%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 440 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Grant Whittenberger: 236 – 55.66%
REP Starlene Varnell: 188 – 44.34%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 444 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Cristin Hearne: 321 – 31.69%
REP Linda Kinney: 692 – 68.31%
PRECINCT CHAIRMAN 447 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
REP Matthew Morris: 127 – 37.03%
REP Don Meador: 216 – 62.97%
2016 Ballot Referenda for the Texas Democratic Party Primary
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 1 ON ECONOMIC SECURITY & PROSPERITY
Should the Texas Legislature and the United States Congress pass an economic security and prosperity plan for families that includes higher incomes by raising the state minimum wage to a livable wage, passing the Paycheck Fairness Act to ensure equal pay for equal work, guaranteeing paid family leave to care for a child or ill loved one, fully funding public neighborhood schools, and making a debt-free community college education a reality for hardworking students?
YES 12,589 94.12% NO 40 5.88%
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 2 ON A FAIR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
Should the Texas Legislature and the United States Congress pass criminal justice reform legislation that ensures equal justice throughout our society without respect to race, socioeconomic status, geographic location, or other factors unrelated to behavior, ensuring as well common sense policies to protect the rights of law enforcement officers, the community, and defendants in the criminal justice system?
YES 12,550 95.34% NO 614 4.66%
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 3 ON CLIMATE
Should the Texas Legislature and the United States Congress encourage the transition to renewable, non-polluting energy as a means to slow down climate change and its impact on the planet?
YES 12,804 95.75% NO 569 4.25%
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 4 ON THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT
Should the United States Congress pass the new Voting Rights Advancement Act to protect all American voters?
YES 11,492 91.78% NO 1,029 8.22%
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 5 ON CAMPUS CARRY
Should the Texas Legislature allow each public institution of higher education (not only private universities) to opt out of the ability to carry guns on campus?
YES 11,957 89.14% NO 1,456 10.86%
DEMOCRAT REFERENDA ITEM # 6 ON COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION REFORM
Should the United States Congress pass a just and fair comprehensive immigration reform solution that includes an earned path to citizenship for law-abiding immigrants and their children, keeps families together, protects DREAMers, and provides workforce solutions for businesses?
YES 12,526 94.15% NO 779 5.85%
PROPOSITION 1 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
Texas should replace the property tax system with an alternative other than an income tax and require voter approval to increase the overall tax burden.
YES 7,146 71.87% NO 5,134 28.01%
PROPOSITION 2 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
Texas cities and counties should be required to comply with federal immigration laws or be penalized by loss of state funds.
YES 12,328 65.97% NO 6,358 34.03%
PROPOSITION 3 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
Texas should prohibit governmental entities from collecting dues for labor unions through deductions from public employee paychecks.
YES 15,373 83.82% NO 2,967 16.18%
PROPOSITION 4 REP, Vote For 1 REPUBLICAN
Texas and its citizens should strongly assert 10th Amendment Rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution which states “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
YES 17,400 94.16% NO 1,079 5.84%
