List of Texas Candidates: Difference between revisions
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*[[Eugene Flynn]] for Chief Justice (replaced [[Clifford William]] in a highly controversial decision of the state chair) | *[[Eugene Flynn]] for Chief Justice (replaced [[Clifford William]] in a highly controversial decision of the state chair, following a Texas Court decision 96 S.W.3d 418 (Tex.App. — Austin 2002)) | ||
*[[Quanah Parker]] for place 1 | *[[Quanah Parker]] for place 1 | ||
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* | *[[Quanah Parker]]for place 7 | ||
* | *[[Dave Howard]] for place 8 | ||
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* | *[[Quanah Parker]] for place 2 | ||
* | *[[Tom Oxford]] for place 5 | ||
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*[[Rife Kimler|Rife Scott Kimler]] place 1 | *[[Rife Kimler|Rife Scott Kimler]] for place 1 | ||
===1998=== | ===1998=== | ||
*[[Larry Perry|Larry S. Perry]] place 3 | *[[Larry Perry|Larry S. Perry]] for place 3 | ||
===1996=== | ===1996=== | ||
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Governor
- Kathie Glass 2014 (won against Robert Bell, Robert Garrett, Star Locke, and NOTA. Lee Wrights withdrew; Gene Chapman's challenge to filing rules was unsuccessful )
- Kathie Glass 2010 (won against Jeff Daiell, Steve Nichols, Ed Tidwell, and M. J. Smitty Smith for the nomination)
- James Werner 2006
- Jeff Daiell 2002 (drew over twice as many votes as Green Party nominee)
- Lester Turlington 1998
- Keary Ehlers 1994
- Jeff Daiell 1990 (won against Gene Mitchell for the nomination) - holds LPT record for highest percentage, and highest number of votes, in a gubernatorial race)
- Theresa Doyle 1986
- David Hutzelman 1982
- Allan Vogel 1978 (not on ballot)
Lt Governor
- Robert Butler 2014 (Brandon de Hoyos and Ed Kless withdrew)
- Scott Lanier Jameson 2010
- Judy Baker 2006
- Mark David Gessner 2002
- Anthony Garcia 1998
- William Howell 1986
- Laurel Kay Freeman 1982
- Charles Fuller 1978 (not on ballot)
US Senate
- Rebecca Paddock 2014 (won against Jon Roland and Tanuja Paruchuri)
- John Jay Myers 2012
- Yvonne Adams Schick 2008 (won against Jon Roland and Scott Jameson for the nomination)
- Scott Lanier Jameson 2006 (won against Timothy Wade Diecker and Ray Salinas for the nomination)
- Scott Lanier Jameson 2002 (won against Kenneth Grubaugh and Michael Idrogo for the nomination)
- Mary Ruwart 2000
- Michael Bird 1996
- Pierre Blondeau 1994
- Gary Johnson 1990
- Jeff Daiell 1988
- John E. Ford 1982 (won against Dr Ted Norris unless the latter withdrew)
- Harry Robinson 1976 (won against W Philip Gramm unless Gramm withrew, not on ballot)
US Congress
CD 32
- Seth Hollist 2012
Attorney General
- Jamie Balagia 2014 (won against Tom Glass)
- Jon Roland 2010
- Jon Roland 2006
- Jon Roland 2002
- Mike Angwin 1998
- Mike Stevens 1986
- Katheryn Youngblood Glass 1982
Railroad Commissioner
- Mark Millor 2016
- Mark Miller 2014
- Vik Wall 2012
- Jaime Perez 2012 (unexpired term)
- Roger Gary 2010
- David Floyd 2008
- Tabitha Serrano 2006
- Anthony Garcia 2004
- Nazirite Perez 2002
- Carolyn Fields 2000
- Anthony Garcia 2000 (unexpired term)
- Jim Spurlock 1998
- Rick Draheim 1996
- Rick Draheim 1992
- Dick Bjornseth 1982
- David Hutzelman 1980
- William Howell 1976 (not on ballot)
Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Ben Sanders 2014
- Mary Ruwart 2010
- Mike Burris 2006
- Bowie Ibarra 2002 (replaced Steve Martin)
- Alex Monchak 1998
- Gill Grisham 1990
- George Meeks 1986
- Janet Tlapek 1982
Agriculture Commissioner
- Rocky Palmquist 2014 (won against Rick Donaldson)
- Rick Donaldson 2010
- Clay Woolam 2006
- Vincent J. May 2002
- Jimmy T. LaBaume 1998
- Stanley Keen 1982
Land Commissioner
- Justin Knight 2014 (won against Steven Childs; Ed Tidwell withdrew)
- James L Holdar 2010
- Charles S Fuller 1982
Treasurer
- Alma Kucymbala 1982
Texas Supreme Court
2016
- Kathie Glass for place 3 (won against RS Roberto Koeisch)
- Tom Oxford for place 5
- Don Fulton for place 9
2014
- Tom Oxford for Chief Justice
- Mark Ash for place 6
- Don Fulton for place 7
- RS Roberto Koelsch for place 8
2012
- RS Roberto Koelsch for place 2
- Tom Oxford for place 4
- Mark Ash for place 6
2010
- William Bryan Strange III for place 3
- Tom Oxford for place 5
- Jack Armstrong for place 9
2008
- Tom Oxford for Chief Justice
- David G Smith for place 7
- Drew Shirley for place 8
2006
- Tom Oxford for Chief Justice
- Wade Wilson for place 2
- Jerry Adkins for place 4
- Todd Phillippi for place 6
- Jay H Cookingham for place 8
2002
- Eugene Flynn for Chief Justice (replaced Clifford William in a highly controversial decision of the state chair, following a Texas Court decision 96 S.W.3d 418 (Tex.App. — Austin 2002))
- Quanah Parker for place 1
2000
- Mike Jacobellis place 1
- Joe Alfred Izen, Jr place 2
- Lance Smith place 3
1996
- David Parker for Chief Justice
- Thomas Stults for place 1
- Eileen Flume for place 2
- John Hawley for place 3 (unexpired term)
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
2016
- Mark Ash for place 2 (won against Quanah Parker)
- William Bryan Strange III for place 5
- Mark W Bennett for place 6
2014
- Quanah Parker for place 4
- Mark W Bennett for place 6
- William Bryan Strange III for place 9
2012
- Lance Stott for presiding judge
- Mark W Bennett for place 7
- William Bryan Strange III for place 8
2010
- J Randell Stevens for place 2
- Dave Howard for place 5
- Robert Ravee Virasin for place 6
2008
- David G Smith for place 3
- Dave Howard for place 4
- William Bryan Strange III for place 9
2006
- Quanah Parkerfor place 7
- Dave Howard for place 8
2004
- Quanah Parker for place 2
- Tom Oxford for place 5
2002
- Stephan Kinsella for place 1
2000
- Rife Scott Kimler for place 1
1998
- Larry S. Perry for place 3
1996
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