Election Results

Republican Ballot

President: Donald J. Trump - 3,517 (95.36%), Matthew John Matern - 5 (0.14%), Joe Walsh - 10 (0.27%), Zoltan G. Istvan - 1 (0.03%), Bob Ely - 1 (0.03%), Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente Guerra - 15 (0.41%)

Bill Weld - 20 (0.54%), Uncommitted - 119 (3.23%)

United States Senator: Mark Yancey - 479 (14.13%), Virgil Bierschwale - 25 (0.74%), Dwayne Stovall - 462 (13.63%), John Cornyn - 2,337 (68.96%), John Anthony Castro - 86 (2.54%)

United States Representative, District No. 19 ; Vance W. Boyd - 826 (24.53%), Jodey C. Arrington - 2,541 (75.47%)

Railroad Commissioner ; Ryan Sitton - 1,286 (40.53%), James “Jim” Wright - 1,887 (59.47%)

Chief Justice, Supreme Court: Nathan Hecht - 3,018 (100%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 Unexpired Term: Jane Bland - 2,967 (100%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7: Jeff Boyd - 2,968 (100%) Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8: Brett

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8: Brett Busby - 2,952 (100%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3: Bert Richardson - 1,807 (59.56%), Gina Parker - 1,227 (40.44%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4: Kevin Patrick Yeary - 2,895 (100%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9: David Newell - 2,887 (100%)

Member, State Board of Education, District 15: Jay Johnson - 2,899 (100%)

State Representative, District 68: Drew Springer - 3,111 (100%)

Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 2: Dana Womack - 2,888 (100%)

Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 6: Mike Wallach - 2,875 (100%)

Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 7: Brian Walker - 1,717 (60.25%), John P. Chupp - 380 (13.33%), Elizabeth Beach - 753 (26.42%)

District Judge, 90th Judicial District: Stephen Bristow - 3,201 (100%)

District Attorney, 90th Judicial District: Dee Peavy - 3,105 (100%)

County Attorney: Christopher D. Baran - 2,991 (100%)

Sheriff: Travis Babcock - 2,864 (79.12%), Tim Bay - 474 (13.09%), Charlie Parker - 282 (7.79%)

County Tax Assessor-Collector: Stephanie Crail - 997 (28.67%), Christy Centers - 2,480 (71.33%)

County Commissioner, Pct. 1: Stacy Creswell - 583 (52.76%), Mike Sipes - 522 (47.24%)

County Commissioner, Pct. 3: Stacey K. Rogers - 581 (63.08%), Scott (Scooter) Philipp 340 (36.92%)

Constable, Pct. 1: Tommy Martin - 2,225 (100%)

Constable, Pct. 3: Cliff Blackstock - 951 (100%)

County Chairman: Kyle Zohn Milam - 3,087 (100%)

Proposition 1: Yes - 3,196 (87.87%), No - 441 (12.13%)

Proposition 2: Yes - 3,133 (86.86%), No - 474 (13.14%)

Proposition 3: Yes - 3,291 (92.65%), No - 261 (7.35%)

Proposition 4: Yes - 3,385 (94.95%), No - 180 (5.05%)

Proposition 5: Yes - 3,262 (91.45%), No - 305 (5.05%)

Proposition 6: Yes - 3,360 (94.70%), No - 188 (5.30%)

Proposition 7: Yes - 3,544 (98.77%), No - 44 (1.23%)

Proposition 8: Yes - 3,521 (99.02%), No - 35 (0.98%)

Proposition 9: Yes - 3,395 (95.39%), No - 164 (4.61%)

Proposition 10: Yes - 3,332 (94.10%), No - 209 (5.90%)

Democratic Ballot

President: Tulsi Gabbard - 7 (1.66%), Bernie Sanders - 81 (19.19%), Andrew Yang - 5 (1.18%), Robby Wells - 0 (0%), Elizabeth Warren - 38 (9%), John K. Delaney - 0 (0%), Cory Booker - 1 (0.24%), Joseph R. Biden - 182 (43.12%), Julián Castro - 2 (0.47%), Amy Klobuchar - 20 (4.74%), Pete Buttigieg - 21 (4.98%), Deval Patrick - 0 (0%), Michael Bennet - 0 (0%), Tom Steyer - 4 (0.95%), Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente - 0 (0%),

Michael R. Bloomberg - 61 (14.45%), Marianne Williamson 0 (0%)

United States Senator: Sema Hernandez - 60 (17.39%), Jack Daniel Foster Jr - 20 (5.80%), Royce West - 34 (9.86%), Mary “MJ” Hegar - 102 (29.57%), Victor Hugo Harris - 13 (3.77%), Chris Bell - 47 (13.62%), Michael Cooper - 22 (6.38%), D. R. Hunter - 10 (2.90%), Adrian Ocegueda - 0 (0%), Annie “Mamá” Garcia - 11 (3.19%), Amanda K. Edwards - 12 (3.48%), Cristina Tzintzun Ramirez - 14 (4.06%)

United States Representative, District No. 19: Tom Watson - 310 (100%)

Railroad Commissioner: Mark Watson - 114 (33.14%), Chrysta Castañeda - 86 (25%), Kelly Stone - 64 (18.60%), Roberto R. “Beto” Alonzo - 80 (23.26%)

Chief Justice, Supreme Court: Jerry Zimmerer - 74 (21.14%), Amy Clark Meachum - 276 (78.86%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6: Larry Praeger - 126 (36.31%), Kathy Cheng - 221 (63.69%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7: Staci Williams - 225 (66.57%), Brandy Voss - 113 (33.43%)

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8: Peter Kelly - 149 (44.61%), Gisela D. Triana - 185 (55.39%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3: Dan Wood - 94 (27.89%), Elizabeth Davis Frizell - 223 (66.17%), William Pieratt Demond - 20 (5.93%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4: Tina Clinton - 260 (77.38%), Steven Miears - 76 (22.62%)

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9: Brandon Birmingham - 305 (100%)

Member, State Board of Education, District 15: John Betancourt - 310 (100%)

State Representative, District 68: Patsy Ledbetter - 319 (100%) Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District,

Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 6 Unexpired Term: Delonia A. Watson - 310 (100%)

Proposition 1: Yes - 368 (89.54%), No - 43 (10.46%)

Proposition 2: Yes - 371 (90.49%), No - 39 (9.51%)

Proposition 3: Yes - 389 (96.29%), No - 15 (3.71%)

Proposition 4: Yes - 381 (94.31%), No - 23 (5.69%)

Proposition 5: Yes - 388 (95.33%), No - 19 (4.67%)

Proposition 6: Yes - 381 (94.78%), No - 21 (5.22%)

Proposition 7: Yes - 371 (92.52%), No - 30 (7.48%)

Proposition 8: Yes - 380 (93.83%), No - 25 (6.17%)

Proposition 9: Yes - 387 (95.79%), No - 17 (4.21%)

Proposition 10: Yes - 374 (93.03%), No - 28 (6.97%)

Proposition 11: Yes - 346 (88.95%), No - 43 (11.05%)

SOURCE: Young County Elections