Unofficial March primary results released for Stephens County

State and local voting in the March Republican and Democratic Party primaries ended Tuesday, March 5.  While Stephens County had no local contested primaries, Stephens County had a total of 1,767, or 30.68% of total registered voters cast their votes.

The most notable contested election was for the District 60 State Representative seat with Mike Olcott challenging incumbent Glenn Rodgers. Rogers emerged victorious in the Republican primary in Stephens County with 886 votes. Olcott received 783 votes in the county. District 60 is made up of Stephens, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties. Phil King, the Republican incumbent in the District 10 seat of the State Senate will meet Democrat Andy Morris in November after both ran unopposed in their respective primaries.

The following primary results for the Republican and Democratic Party primaries are taken from Stephens County Elections Administrator and are unofficial results. Official results will be available at a later date, pending certification and canvassing by Stephens County. These are the results for Stephens County only.

(i) denotes incumbent

Republican Party Primary Election

President

David Stuckenberg – 2

Donald J. Trump – 1,475

Vivek Ramaswamy – 9

Ron DeSantis – 21

Asa Hutchinson – 1

Nikki Haley – 175

Chris Christie – 2

Ryan L. Binkley – 0 

Uncommitted – 25

United States Senator

Holland “Redd” Gibson – 103

R E (Rufus) Lopez – 39

Ted Cruz (i) – 1,503

United States Representative District 25

Matthew Lucci –  128

Vince Crabb – 85

Roger Williams (i) – 1,208 

Railroad Commissioner

Christi Craddick (i) – 715

Christie Clark – 148

Corey Howell – 54

Petra Reyes – 23

James “Jim” Matlock – 458 

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2

Jimmy Blacklock (i) – 1,274

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4

Brian Walker – 829

John Devine (i) – 413

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6

Jane Bland (i) – 1,223

Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals

David J. Schenck – 742

Sharon Keller (i) – 517

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7

Barbara Parker Hervey (i) – 578

Gina Parker – 632

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8

Lee Finley – 699

Michelle Slaughter (i) – 530

Member, State Board of Education, District 15

Aaron Kinsey (i) – 1,242

State Senator, District 10

Phil King (i) – 1,275

State Representative, District 60

Mike Olcott – 783

Glenn Rogers (i) – 886

Chief Justice, 11th Court of Appeals District

John Bailey (i) – 1,259

District Judge, 90th Judicial District

Phillip C. Gregory (i) – 1,283

District Attorney, 90th Judicial District

Dee Peavy (i) – 1,326

County Attorney

Gary Trammel (i) – 1,401

County Sheriff

Kevin Roach (i) – 1,506

County Tax Assessor-Collector

Crystal Shook – 1,362

County Treasurer

Kelsey Cornwall (i) – 1,328

County Constable

Wayne McMullen (i) – 1,342

County Commissioner, Precinct 1

David Fambro (i) – 313

County Commissioner, Precinct 3

Will Warren (i) – 239

Proposition 1

Yes – 1,330

No – 302

Proposition 2

Yes – 1,586

No – 81

Proposition 3

Yes – 1,517

No – 141

Proposition 4

Yes – 1,540

No – 126

Proposition 5

Yes – 1,476

No – 177

Proposition 6

Yes – 1,421

No – 218

Proposition 7

Yes – 1,218

No – 315

Proposition 8

Yes – 1,580

No – 81

Proposition 9

Yes – 1,219

No – 404

Proposition 10

Yes – 1,522

No – 110

Proposition 11

Yes – 1,197

No – 461

Proposition 12

Yes – 1,645

No – 29

Proposition 13

Yes – 1,642

No – 31

Democratic Party Primary Election

President

Armando “Mando” Perez-Serrato – 2

Gabriel A. Cornejo – 1

Star Locke – 1

Cenk Uygur – 0

Joseph R. Biden Jr. (i) – 43

Marriane Williamson – 0

Dean Phillips – 0

Frankie Lozada – 0

United States Senator

Colin Allred – 19

A. “Robert” Hassan – 2

Thierry Tchenko – 0

Roland Guiterrez – 7

Steven J. Keough – 7

Carl Oscar Sherman – 4

Meri Gomez – 3

Mark Gonzalez – 2

Heli Rodriguez Prillman – 1

Railroad Commissioner

Bill Burch – 15

Katherine Culbert – 29

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2

Randy Sarosdy – 19

DaSean Jones – 24

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 4

Christine Vinh Weems – 43

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6

Joe Pool – 15

Bonnie Lee Goldstein – 29

Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals

Holly Taylor – 42

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7

Nancy Mulder – 43

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8

Chicka Anyiam – 44

Member, State Board of Education, District 15

Morgan Kirkpatrick – 44

State Senator, District 10

Andy Morris – 43

County Chair

Tommy Thompson – 44