Bay Area Edition | March 2022

ELECTIONRESULTS

News from the 2022 primary elections

ELECTION RUNDOWN U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 14 DEMOCRAT

Primary elections result inwinners Primary elections occurred March 1. Some races had clear winners, but others will move to runo elections. Democrat incumbent Adrian Council member, won 52.7% of the votes for Galveston County treasurer against incumbent Kevin C. Walsh, who garnered 26.1%, and Janet Homan, who won 21.2%. Democratic incumbent Lina BY JAKE MAGEE

There were several races across the Bay Area on March 1.

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SOURCES: HARRIS COUNTY, GALVESTON COUNTY COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER

GALVESTON COUNTY COMMISSION ER, PRECINCT 4 REPUBLICAN

67.6% Ken Clark

49.8% Eugene Howard

Garcia won his race for Harris County Precinct 2 commissioner with 75.6% votes. Challengers George Risner and Gary Harrison won 13.5% and 10.9% of the votes, respectively. Jack Morman received the most votes in the Republican Precinct 2 commissioner primary with 40.5% of votes cast. He will face Jerry Mouton, who won 22.4% of votes cast, in a runo election May 24. Other can- didates John Manlove, Richard Vega and Daniel N. Jason won 17.1%, 14.7% and 5.3% of the votes, respectively. Garcia was elected in 2018, beating Morman in the general election. Republican incumbent Ken Clark beat out challenger Matt Robinson for Galveston County Precinct 4 commis- sioner. Clark won 67.6% of the total, and Robinson garnered 32.4%. Hank Dugie, a League City City

Hidalgo won her primary race for Harris County judge against ve challengers, gathering 70.3% of the votes. She will face either Alexandra del Moral Mealer or Vidal Martinez, who will go to a runo after winning 29.5% and 25.9% of votes, respec- tively, in the Republican primary. For U.S. House District 14, Repub- lican incumbent Randy Weber won 89.3% of the votes. Weber will face Mikal Williams, who narrowly won the Democrat primary with 50.2% of the votes against challenger Eugene Howard. For state Senate District 11, Repub- lican Mayes Middleton won 62.8% of the votes against Bob Mitchell, Robin Armstrong and Bianca Gracia, who won 15.4%, 14.4% and 7.4% of the votes, respectively.

32.4% Matt Robinson

50.2% Mikal Williams

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 14 REPUBLICAN

HARRIS COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 2 DEMOCRAT

X7.9% Keith Casey

13.5% George Risner

2.8% Ruben Landon Dante

10.9% Gary Harrison

89.3% Randy Weber

75.6% Adrian Garcia

TEXAS SENATE, DISTRICT 11 REPUBLICAN

HARRIS COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 2 REPUBLICAN

14.4% Robin Armstrong

40.5% Jack Morman 14.7% Richard Vega 5.3% Daniel N. Jason 22.4% Jerry Mouton 17.1% John Manlove

7.4% Bianca Gracia

62.8% Mayes Middleton

15.4% Bob Mitchell

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