These are the unofficial primary election results per the Gray County Elections office:
Gray County Area
31st District Judge (unopposed)-Steven R. Emmert with 2,757 votes
223rd District Judge-Franklin McDonough with 1,926 votes (60.60%), Todd Alvey with 1,252 votes (39.40%)
County Judge-Chris Porter with 1,761 votes (54.42%), Rick Amerson with 752 votes (23.24%), Steve Barton with 723 votes (22.34%)
District Clerk (unopposed)-Krissie Dudley with 2,805 votes
County Clerk-Dee Dee Laramore with 2,142 votes (67.91%), Candace Hanson with 1,012 votes (32.09%)
Sheriff-J.C. Skinner with 2,309 votes (70.44%), Dallas Cline with 969 votes (29.56%)
County Treasurer (unopposed)-Terri Kitchens with 2,784 votes
County Commissioner Pct. 2 (unopposed)-Lake Arrington with 564 votes
County Commissioner Pct. 4 (unopposed)-Jeff Haley with 952 votes
Justice of the Peace Pct. 1&3-Julie Sims with 680 votes (48.19%), Connie Ogle with 383 votes (27.14%), Michael Lewis with 348 votes (24.66%)
Justice of the Peace Pct. 2&4-Jennifer Hartman with 852 votes (52.05%), Clifton “Bud” Fletcher with 785 votes (47.95%)
County Chair for Republican Party (unopposed)-Ann Franklin with 2,798 votes
State and Federal Election
United States Senator: (Republican, runoff)-Ken Paxton with 1,514 votes (47.02%), John Cornyn with 1,256 votes (39.01%), (Democratic)-Jasmine Crockett with 125 votes (55.56%)
United States Representative District 13: (Republican)-Ronny Jackson with 2,788 votes (86.05), (Democratic, unopposed)-Mark Nair with 204 votes
Governor: (Republican)-Greg Abbott with 2,807 votes (86.10%), (Democratic, runoff)-Gina Hinojosa with 103 votes (49.05%), Chris Bell with 33 votes (15.71%)
Lieutenant Governor: (Republican)-Dan Patrick with 2,698 votes (87.40%), (Democratic, runoff)-Marcos Isaias Velez with 85 votes (41.26%), Vikki Goodwin with 83 votes (40.29%)
Attorney General (Democratic, runoff)-Anthony “Tony” Box with 74 votes (36.63%), Nathan Johnson with 71 votes (35.15%), Joe Jaworski with 57 votes (28.22%)
Comptroller of Public Accounts: (Republican, runoff)-Don Huffines with 1,468 votes (48.01%), Christi Craddick with 796 votes (26.03%), (Democratic)-Sarah Eckhardt with 121 votes (59.02%)
Commissioner of the General Land Office: (Republican, unopposed)-Dawn Buckingham with 2,740 votes, (Democratic)-Jose Loya with 120 votes (57.69%)
Commissioner of Agriculture: (Republican)-Sid Miller with 1,673 votes (56.67%), (Democratic, unopposed)-Clayton Tucker with 200 votes
Railroad Commissioner: (Republican, runoff)-Jim Wright with 901 votes (31.79%), Bo French with 675 votes (23.82%), (Democratic, unopposed)-Joe Rosenthal with 200 votes
Supreme Court Chief Justice: (Republican, unopposed)-Jimmy Blacklock with 2,726 votes, (Democratic)-Maggie Ellis with 147 votes (70%)
Supreme Court Justice Place 2: (Republican, unopposed)-James P. Sullivan with 2,702 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Chari Kelly with 204 votes
Supreme Court Justice Place 7: (Republican, unopposed)-Kyle Hawkins with 2,694 votes, (Democratic)-Kristen Hawkins with 164 votes (79.23%)
Supreme Court Justice Place 8: (Republican, unopposed)-Brett Busby with 2,673 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Gisela D. Triana with 203 votes
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Place 3: (Republican, runoff)-Thomas Smith with 858 votes (31.92%), Brent Coffee with 778 votes (28.94%), (Democratic, unopposed)-Okey Anyiam with 200 votes
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Place 4: (Republican, unopposed)-Kevin Patrick Yeary with 2,641 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Audra Riley
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Place 9: (Republican)-John Messinger with 2,169 votes (80.13%), (Democratic, unopposed)-Holly Taylor with 198 votes
State Senator District 28: (Republican, unopposed)-Charles Perry with 2,657 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Riley Rodriguez with 203 votes
State Representative District 88: (Republican)-John Browning with 1,665 votes (52.08%), (Democratic, unopposed)-Heather J. Wallace with 204 votes
15th Court of Appeals Chief Justice: (Republican, unopposed)-Scott Brister with 2,638 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Jerry Zimmerer
15th Court of Appeals Justice Place 2: (Republican, unopposed)-Scott K. Field with 2,619 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Tom Baker with 197 votes
15th Court of Appeals Justice Place 3: (Republican, unopposed)-April Farris with 2,607 votes, (Democratic, unopposed)-Marc. M. Meyer with 195 votes
7th Court of Appeals Chief Justice: Judy Parker (Republican) with 2,602 votes
All ten propositions on the ballot were also passed.
