List of Texas Candidates: Difference between revisions
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==Lt Governor== | ==Lt Governor== | ||
*[[Judy Baker]] 2006 | *[[Judy Baker]] 2006 | ||
*[[Mark David Gessner]] 2002 | |||
==US Senate== | ==US Senate== | ||
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*[[Scott Jameson]] 2002 (won against Grubach (correct spelling needed) and [[Michael Idrogo]]) | *[[Scott Jameson]] 2002 (won against Grubach (correct spelling needed) and [[Michael Idrogo]]) | ||
*[[Mary Ruwart]] 2000 | *[[Mary Ruwart]] 2000 | ||
==Attorney General== | ==Attorney General== | ||
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*[[Jay H. Cookingham]] for place 8 | *[[Jay H. Cookingham]] for place 8 | ||
===2002=== | |||
*[[Eugene Flynn]] for Chief Justice (replaced [[Clifford William]] in a highly controversial decision of the state chair) | |||
*[[Quanah Parker]] for place 1 | |||
===2000=== | |||
*[[Lance Smith]] | |||
==Texas Court of Criminal Appeals== | ==Texas Court of Criminal Appeals== | ||
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*Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2 [[Quanah Parker]] | *Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2 [[Quanah Parker]] | ||
*Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 [[Tom Oxford]] | *Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 [[Tom Oxford]] | ||
===2002=== | |||
*[[Stephan Kinsella]] for place 1 | |||
==Railroad Commissioner== | ==Railroad Commissioner== | ||
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*[[Tabitha Serrano]] 2006 | *[[Tabitha Serrano]] 2006 | ||
*[[Anthony Garcia]] 2004 | *[[Anthony Garcia]] 2004 | ||
*[[Nazirite Flores Perez|Nazirite R. Flores Perez]] 2002 | |||
*[[Rick Draheim]] 1992 | |||
*[[David Hutzelman]] 1980 | |||
==Comptroller of Public Accounts== | ==Comptroller of Public Accounts== | ||
*[[Mike Burris]] 2006 | *[[Mike Burris]] 2006 | ||
*[[Bowie Ibarra]] 2002 (replaced [[Steve Martin]]) | |||
*[[Gill Grisham]] 1990 | |||
==Agriculture Commissioner== | ==Agriculture Commissioner== | ||
*[[Clay Woolam]] 2006 | *[[Clay Woolam]] 2006 | ||
*[[Vincent May|Vincent J. May]] 2002 | |||
==Land | ==Commissioner of General Land Office== | ||
*[[Michael A. French]] 2006 | *[[Michael A. French]] 2006 | ||
*[[Betty Hernandez|Betty (Barbara) Hernandez]] 2002 (replaced [[Marjory Staehle Glowka]]) | |||
Revision as of 21:43, 17 June 2008
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Governor
- James Werner 2006
- Jeff Daiell 2002
- ? 1998
- Kerry Ehlers 1994
- Jeff Daiell 1990
Lt Governor
- Judy Baker 2006
- Mark David Gessner 2002
US Senate
- Yvonne Adams Schick 2008 (won against Jon Roland and Scott Jameson)
- Scott Jameson 2006 (won against Timothy Wade Diecker and Ray Salinas)
- Scott Jameson 2002 (won against Grubach (correct spelling needed) and Michael Idrogo)
- Mary Ruwart 2000
Attorney General
- Jon Roland 2006
- Jon Roland 2002
Texas Supreme Court
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)
- Quanah Parker for place 1
2000
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
2008
- Matthew E. Eilers for place 3
- Dave Howard for place 4
- William Bryan Strange III for place 9
2006
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7 Quanah Parker
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8 Dave Howard
2004
- Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2 Quanah Parker
- Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 Tom Oxford
2002
- Stephan Kinsella for place 1
Railroad Commissioner
- David Floyd 2008
- Tabitha Serrano 2006
- Anthony Garcia 2004
- Nazirite R. Flores Perez 2002
- Rick Draheim 1992
- David Hutzelman 1980
Comptroller of Public Accounts
- Mike Burris 2006
- Bowie Ibarra 2002 (replaced Steve Martin)
- Gill Grisham 1990
Agriculture Commissioner
- Clay Woolam 2006
- Vincent J. May 2002
Commissioner of General Land Office
- Michael A. French 2006
- Betty (Barbara) Hernandez 2002 (replaced Marjory Staehle Glowka)