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| 释义 |
The 2006 Texas Legislature election was held on Tuesday, 7 November 2006, in the U.S. state of Texas. The Texas Legislature election was conducted as a part of the Texas general election, 2006, which also included the Texas United States Senate election, 2006, the Texas United States House elections, 2006, and the Texas gubernatorial election, 2006. Successful candidates served in the Eightieth Texas Legislature, which convened 9 January 2007 at the capitol in Austin. {{TOC right}}Texas SenateFifteen of the sixteen elections for the Texas Senate were contested to some extent. In the District 3 race, Robert Nichols won his Republican primary and was unopposed in the fall election. Five Senators chose to not run or were defeated in their local primary.
Senate race summaryDistrict 1{{Election box begin| title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 1[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kevin P. Eltife | votes = 109,450 | percentage = 83.13 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jason Albers | votes = 22,211 | percentage = 16.86 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 87,239 | percentage = 66.26 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 131,661 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 2{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 2[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bob Deuell | votes = 92,431 | percentage = 78.68 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Dennis Kaptain | votes = 25,043 | percentage = 21.31 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 67,388 | percentage = 57.36 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 117,474 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 3 Race uncontested after Nichols’ win in the Republican primary. {{Election box begin| title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 3[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Robert Nichols | votes = 119,629 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 119,629 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 119,629 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 5{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 5[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Steve Ogden | votes = 105,979 | percentage = 61.48 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Stephen Wyman | votes = 59,671 | percentage = 34.61 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Darrell R. Grear | votes = 6,719 | percentage = 3.89 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 46,308 | percentage = 26.87 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 172,369 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 7{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 7[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dan Patrick | votes = 118,067 | percentage = 69.18 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = F. Michael Kubosh | votes = 52,586 | percentage = 30.81 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 65,481 | percentage = 38.37 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 170,653 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 8{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 8[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Florence Shapiro | votes = 127,590 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 127,590 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 127,590 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 12{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 12[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jane Nelson | votes = 109,513 | percentage = 63.98 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dwight B. Fullingim | votes = 55,380 | percentage = 32.35 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Morgan Ware | votes = 6,273 | percentage = 3.66 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 54,133 | percentage = 31.63 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 171,166 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 13{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 13[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Rodney Ellis | votes = 90,148 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 90,148 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 90,148 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 14{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 14[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Kirk Watson | votes = 127,223 | percentage = 80.31 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Robert "Rock" Howard | votes = 31,180 | percentage = 19.68 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 96,043 | percentage = 60.63 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 158,403 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 15{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 15[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Angel DeLaRosa | votes = 33,396 | percentage = 36.99 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = John Whitmire | votes = 56,884 | percentage = 63.00 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 23,488 | percentage = 26.02 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 90,280 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 17{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 17[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kyle Janek | votes = 88,483 | percentage = 77.82 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Phil Kurtz | votes = 25,212 | percentage = 22.17 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 63,271 | percentage = 55.65 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 113,695 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 18{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 18[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Glenn Hegar | votes = 110,512 | percentage = 78.92 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Roy O. Wright, II | votes = 29,511 | percentage = 21.07 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 81,001 | percentage = 57.85 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 140,023 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box gain with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) | loser = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 19 Incumbent Frank Madla was ousted by Uresti in contentious Democratic primary race. Madla was the only incumbent senator to lose a primary race in 2006. {{Election box begin| title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 19[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dick Bowen | votes = 40,621 | percentage = 40.82 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Carlos I. Uresti | votes = 58,876 | percentage = 59.17 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 18,255 | percentage = 18.35 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 99,497 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 22{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 22[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kip Averitt | votes = 112,765 | percentage = 80.60 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Phil Smart | votes = 27,141 | percentage = 19.39 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 85,624 | percentage = 61.20 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 139,906 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 25{{Election box begin | title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 25[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jeff Wentworth | votes = 132,872 | percentage = 58.32 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Kathleen “Kathi” Thomas | votes = 84,816 | percentage = 37.22 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = James R. “Bob” Thompson | votes = 10,137 | percentage = 4.44 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 48,056 | percentage = 21.09 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 227,825 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Republican Party (US) }}{{Election box end}}District 29 This was considered by some to be an extremely important Texas Senate election race.[2] Thought to potentially add to the competitiveness of this Senate race was District 29's historically low-voter turnout and Republican "Dee" Margo's close connections to President George W. Bush via First Lady Laura Bush's close friendship to "Dee" Margo's spouse, El Pasoan Adair Margo. As it turned out, Shapleigh won reelection in a race that was not that close. {{Election box begin| title=Texas general election, 2006: Senate District 29[1] }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Donald R. “Dee” Margo | votes = 36,127 | percentage = 41.21 | change = }}{{Election box candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Eliot Shapleigh | votes = 51,531 | percentage = 58.78 | change = }}{{Election box majority | votes = 15,404 | percentage = 17.57 | change = }}{{Election box turnout | votes = 87,658 | percentage = | change = }}{{Election box hold with party link no swing | winner = Democratic Party (US) }}{{Election box end}} House of Representatives{{TOC right}}In the Texas House of Representatives, 117 of the 150 seats were contested in the November 2006 election. Thirty-two races were uncontested after the primary elections on 7 March 2006, while the remaining two were determined in the primary runoffs on 11 April 2006. One previously uncontested race came back into play with the withdrawal of the incumbent, thus allowing a new nomination process by both major parties. There will be at least 21 new members of the House of Representatives. Two Democratic and five Republican incumbents were defeated in the primaries. These current representatives will not be back:
House race summary, Districts 1–25{{Election box inline begin| type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 1 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Stephen J. Frost | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Stephen J. Frost | votes = 21,841 | percentage = 86.79 | change = +33.99 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Tim Eason | votes = 3,324 | percentage = 13.20 | change = +13.20 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 2 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dan Flynn | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dan Flynn | votes = 18,783 | percentage = 58.49 | change = -41.51 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Scott Cornuaud | votes = 11,926 | percentage = 37.13 | change = +37.13 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Dawn M. Childs | votes = 1,404 | percentage = 4.37 | change = +4.37 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 3 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Mark S. Homer | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kirby Hollingsworth | votes = 14,032 | percentage = 41.68 | change = -8.09 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Mark S. Homer | votes = 19,632 | percentage = 58.31 | change = +8.09 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 4 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Betty Brown | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Betty Brown | votes = 21,547 | percentage = 59.45 | change = -40.55 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = K.J. “Bear” Gleason | votes = 13,128 | percentage = 36.22 | change = +36.22 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Rick E. Carter | votes = 1,567 | percentage = 4.32 | change = +4.32 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 5 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bryan Hughes | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bryan Hughes | votes = 26,286 | percentage = 81.93 | change = +19.96 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Tim Carmichael | votes = 5,795 | percentage = 18.06 | change = +18.06 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 6 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Leo Berman | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Leo Berman | votes = 25,496 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 7 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Tommy Merritt | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Tommy Merritt | votes = 20,810 | percentage = 68.43 | change = -31.57 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Patrick Franklin | votes = 8,701 | percentage = 28.61 | change = +28.61 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jonathan A. Rasco | votes = 897 | percentage = 2.94 | change = +2.94 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 8 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Byron Cook | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Byron Cook | votes = 17,767 | percentage = 57.86 | change = -42.14 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Sharon Cade Davis | votes = 12,938 | percentage = 42.13 | change = +42.13 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 9 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Roy Blake, Jr. | status = Lost in Republican Primary | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Wayne Christian | votes = 20,838 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +43.11 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 10 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Jim Pitts | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jim Pitts | votes = 25,196 | percentage = 66.81 | change = -5.98 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Kerry L. Horn | votes = 12,516 | percentage = 33.18 | change = +5.98 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 11 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Chuck Hopson | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Larry K. Durrett | votes = 15,918 | percentage = 46.11 | change = -1.18 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Chuck Hopson | votes = 17,603 | percentage = 50.99 | change = -1.71 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Paul “Blue” Story | votes = 998 | percentage = 2.89 | change = +2.89 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 12 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Jim McReynolds | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jody Anderson | votes = 15,707 | percentage = 42.07 | change = -6.88 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jim McReynolds | votes = 20,747 | percentage = 55.58 | change = +4.54 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Donald B. Keith | votes = 873 | percentage = 2.33 | change = +2.33 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 13 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Lois W. Kolkhorst | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Lois W. Kolkhorst | votes = 24,170 | percentage = 82.84 | change = -17.16 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Charles Stigall | votes = 5,006 | percentage = 17.15 | change = +17.15 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 14 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Fred Brown | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Fred Brown | votes = 22,056 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 15 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Rob Eissler | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Rob Eissler | votes = 30,880 | percentage = 73.33 | change = -17.42 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Sammie Miller | votes = 9,597 | percentage = 22.79 | change = +22.79 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Brian J. Drake | votes = 1,633 | percentage = 3.87 | change = -5.37 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 16 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Ruben Hope, Jr. | status = Did not run | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Brandon Creighton | votes = 23,945 | percentage = 75.04 | change = -24.96 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Pat Poland | votes = 7,963 | percentage = 24.95 | change = +24.95 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 17 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Robby Cook | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Tim Kleinschmidt | votes = 19,225 | percentage = 47.88 | change = +3.70 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Robby Cook | votes = 19,640 | percentage = 48.91 | change = -4.75 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Roderick “Rod” Gibbs | votes = 1,283 | percentage = 3.19 | change = +1.04 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 18 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = John Otto | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = John Otto | votes = 19,153 | percentage = 76.00 | change = +21.43 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Kris Overstreet | votes = 6,048 | percentage = 23.99 | change = +23.99 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 19 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Mike Hamilton | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Mike Hamilton | votes = 16,082 | percentage = 57.35 | change = +1.92 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Paul Clayton | votes = 11,957 | percentage = 42.64 | change = -1.92 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 20 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dan M. Gattis | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dan M. Gattis | votes = 31,158 | percentage = 63.37 | change = -5.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jim Stauber | votes = 18,006 | percentage = 36.62 | change = +5.41 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 21 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Allan Ritter | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Allan Ritter | votes = 20,811 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 22 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Joe Deshotel | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Joe Deshotel | votes = 14,516 | percentage = 90.75 | change = -2.98 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Judith Cobbett | votes = 1,479 | percentage = 9.24 | change = +2.98 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 23 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Craig Eiland | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Craig Eiland | votes = 22,618 | percentage = 83.79 | change = -16.21 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Raymond Lloyd | votes = 4,374 | percentage = 16.20 | change = +16.20 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 24 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Larry Taylor | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Larry Taylor | votes = 24,992 | percentage = 77.69 | change = -22.31 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Brady Lee Hutchison | votes = 7,176 | percentage = 22.30 | change = +22.30 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 25 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dennis Bonnen | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dennis Bonnen | votes = 21,867 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +33.99 }} |} House race summary, Districts 26–50
Incumbent Vilma Luna was unopposed in Democratic primary and was to be unopposed in the fall, but she withdrew from the race, allowing the Democratic Party a new nomination process and giving the Republican Party the chance to make its own nomination.
Ben Bentzin, unopposed in the Republican primary, withdrew from the race for House District 48 on August 21, 2006. Under the Texas Election Code, when a party nominee withdraws from a contested race, the party does not have the option to replace the candidate unless the candidate has been declared ineligible.{{Election box inline begin | type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 26 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Charles F. “Charlie” Howard | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Charles F. “Charlie” Howard | votes = 26,374 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 27 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Dora Olivo | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Ken Bryant | votes = 13,475 | percentage = 39.20 | change = +39.20 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dora Olivo | votes = 20,898 | percentage = 60.79 | change = -39.21 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 28 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Glenn Hegar | status = Elected to Texas Senate, District 18 | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = John Zerwas | votes = 25,094 | percentage = 62.96 | change = -1.17 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dorothy Bottos | votes = 14,760 | percentage = 37.03 | change = +1.17 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 29 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Glenda Dawson | status = Reelected. Dawson died September 12, 2006, but remained on the ballot due to election law. | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Glenda Dawson | votes = 21,221 | percentage = 60.40 | change = -39.60 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Anthony A. Dinovo | votes = 13,908 | percentage = 39.59 | change = +39.59 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 30 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Geanie Morrison | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Geanie Morrison | votes = 24,725 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +12.60 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 31 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Ryan Guillen | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ryan Guillen | votes = 12,711 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 32 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Gene Seaman | status = Defeated | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Gene Seaman | votes = 16,840 | percentage = 46.15 | change = -53.85 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Juan M. Garcia | votes = 17,607 | percentage = 48.25 | change = +48.25 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Lenard L. Nelson | votes = 2,038 | percentage = 5.58 | change = +5.58 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 33 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Vilma Luna | status = Withdrew from race after primary | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Joe McComb | votes = 13,023 | percentage = 47.91 | change = +47.91 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Solomon P. Ortiz, Jr. | votes = 14,154 | percentage = 52.08 | change = -47.92 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 34 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Abel Herrero | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Abel Herrero | votes = 17,561 | percentage = 78.41 | change = +23.37 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Bradley Moore | votes = 4,835 | percentage = 21.58 | change = +21.58 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 35 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Michael Esparza | votes = 12,780 | percentage = 41.97 | change = -7.09 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles | votes = 16,042 | percentage = 52.69 | change = +1.76 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Edward Elmer | votes = 1,623 | percentage = 5.33 | change = +5.33 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 36 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Ismael “Kino” Flores | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ismael “Kino” Flores | votes = 8,776 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 37 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Rene O. 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McNally | votes = 1,339 | percentage = 7.55 | change = +7.55 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 39 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Armando “Mando” Martinez | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Armando “Mando” Martinez | votes = 8,122 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 40 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Aaron Pena | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Aaron Pena | votes = 7,073 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 41 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Veronica Gonzales | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Veronica Gonzales | votes = 9,794 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 42 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Richard Raymond | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Richard Raymond | votes = 12,787 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 43 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Juan Manuel Escobar | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Juan Manuel Escobar | votes = 12,164 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +40.70 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 44 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Edmund Kuempel | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Edmund Kuempel | votes = 28,931 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 45 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Patrick M. Rose | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jim Neuhaus | votes = 14,949 | percentage = 35.83 | change = -9.60 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Patrick Rose | votes = 25,080 | percentage = 60.12 | change = +5.56 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Tom Gleinser | votes = 1,686 | percentage = 4.04 | change = +4.04 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 46 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Dawnna Dukes | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dawnna Dukes | votes = 17,343 | percentage = 85.33 | change = -14.67 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Richard Wedeikes | votes = 2,980 | percentage = 14.66 | change = +14.66 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 47 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Terry Keel | status = Unsuccessful bid for Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8 | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bill Welch | votes = 24,447 | percentage = 45.53 | change = -54.47 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Valinda Bolton | votes = 26,975 | percentage = 50.24 | change = +50.24 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Yvonne Schick | votes = 2,265 | percentage = 4.21 | change = +4.21 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 48 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Donna Howard | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Donna Howard | votes = 31,255 | percentage = 77.76 | change = +27.87 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Ben Easton | votes = 8,939 | percentage = 22.23 | change = +22.23 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 49 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Elliott Naishtat | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Elliott Naishtat | votes = 32,381 | percentage = 84.12 | change = -1.73 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Lisa McKay | votes = 6,111 | percentage = 15.87 | change = +1.73 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 50 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Mark Strama | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jeff Fleece | votes = 13,681 | percentage = 33.63 | change = -14.08 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Mark Strama | votes = 25,098 | percentage = 61.70 | change = +13.11 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jerry Chandler | votes = 1,892 | percentage = 4.65 | change = +0.96 }} |} House race summary, Districts 51–75{{Election box inline begin| type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 51 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Eddie Rodriguez | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Eddie Rodriguez | votes = 13,521 | percentage = 85.72 | change = -14.28 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Arthur DiBianca | votes = 2,252 | percentage = 14.27 | change = +14.27 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 52 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Mike Krusee | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Mike Krusee | votes = 18,853 | percentage = 50.44 | change = -43.18 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Karen Felthauser | votes = 16,520 | percentage = 44.20 | change = +44.20 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Lillian Simmons | votes = 1,998 | percentage = 5.34 | change = +5.34 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 53 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Harvey Hilderbran | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Harvey Hilderbran | votes = 30,966 | percentage = 85.31 | change = -14.69 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = B.W. Holk | votes = 5,328 | percentage = 14.68 | change = +14.68 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 54 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Suzanna Gratia Hupp | status = Did not run | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jimmie Don Aycock | votes = 16,314 | percentage = 60.44 | change = -0.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Edward Lindsay | votes = 9,802 | percentage = 36.31 | change = -2.83 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Nicolaas Kramer | votes = 873 | percentage = 3.23 | change = +3.23 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 55 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dianne White Delisi | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dianne White Delisi | votes = 17,428 | percentage = 66.35 | change = -33.65 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Bill Smith | votes = 8,837 | percentage = 33.64 | change = +33.64 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 56 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Charles “Doc” Anderson | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Charles “Doc” Anderson | votes = 27,961 | percentage = 78.72 | change = +25.51 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Tom Kilbride | votes = 7,556 | percentage = 21.27 | change = +21.27 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 57 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Jim Dunnam | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jim Dunnam | votes = 19,274 | percentage = 86.15 | change = +27.82 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Neill Snider | votes = 3,097 | percentage = 13.84 | change = +13.84 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 58 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Rob Orr | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Rob Orr | votes = 21,766 | percentage = 62.75 | change = -7.03 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Greg A. Kauffman | votes = 11,419 | percentage = 32.92 | change = +2.71 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Tom Stewart | votes = 1,497 | percentage = 4.31 | change = +4.31 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 59 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Sid Miller | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Sid Miller | votes = 15,235 | percentage = 55.53 | change = -8.37 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ernie Casbeer | votes = 12,198 | percentage = 44.46 | change = +8.37 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 60 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = James L. “Jim” Keffer | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = James L. “Jim” Keffer | votes = 24,223 | percentage = 67.18 | change = -2.70 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Robert McKelvain | votes = 10,645 | percentage = 29.52 | change = -0.59 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Al Barrera | votes = 1,185 | percentage = 3.28 | change = +3.28 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 61 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Phil King | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Phil King | votes = 27,470 | percentage = 80.40 | change = -19.60 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Richard Forsythe, Jr. | votes = 6,696 | percentage = 19.59 | change = +19.59 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 62 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Larry Phillips | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Larry Phillips | votes = 20,031 | percentage = 61.15 | change = -38.85 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Peter “Pete” Veeck | votes = 12,725 | percentage = 38.84 | change = +38.84 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 63 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Mary Denney | status = Did not run | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Tan Parker | votes = 31,958 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 64 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Myra Crownover | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Myra Crownover | votes = 19,266 | percentage = 59.91 | change = -40.09 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = John McLeod | votes = 12,888 | percentage = 40.08 | change = +40.08 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 65 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Burt Solomons | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Burt Solomons | votes = 20,687 | percentage = 78.38 | change = -8.05 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = John E. Shuey | votes = 5,704 | percentage = 21.61 | change = +8.05 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 66 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Brian McCall | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Brian McCall | votes = 24,399 | percentage = 80.33 | change = -19.67 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Benjamin Westfried | votes = 5,972 | percentage = 19.66 | change = +19.66 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 67 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Jerry Madden | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jerry Madden | votes = 18,211 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 68 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Richard L. “Rick” Hardcastle | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Rick Hardcastle | votes = 26,949 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 69 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = David Farabee | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Shirley Craft | votes = 11,966 | percentage = 39.62 | change = -7.28 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = David Farabee | votes = 17,571 | percentage = 58.18 | change = +5.09 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Richard Brown | votes = 659 | percentage = 2.18 | change = +2.18 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 70 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Ken Paxton | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Ken Paxton | votes = 30,062 | percentage = 69.03 | change = -6.99 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Rick Koster | votes = 12,265 | percentage = 28.16 | change = +4.19 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Robert R. Virasin | votes = 1,222 | percentage = 2.80 | change = +2.80 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 71 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bob Hunter | status = Did not run | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Susan King | votes = 18,026 | percentage = 57.66 | change = -32.10 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Mel Hailey | votes = 12,547 | percentage = 40.13 | change = +40.13 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Vanessa Harris | votes = 687 | percentage = 2.19 | change = -8.04 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 72 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Scott Campbell | status = Defeated in Republican Primary | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Drew Darby | votes = 19,334 | percentage = 81.45 | change = +24.24 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Dennis Higgins | votes = 4,401 | percentage = 18.54 | change = +18.54 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 73 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Carter Casteel | status = Defeated in Republican Primary | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Nathan Macias | votes = 35,785 | percentage = 75.15 | change = -24.85 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Charles B. Ellis | votes = 9,142 | percentage = 19.19 | change = +19.19 }}{{Election box inline candidate | party = Write-In | candidate = Daniel C. Boone | votes = 2,690 | percentage = 5.64 | change = +5.64 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 74 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Pete P. Gallego | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Pete P. Gallego | votes = 19,324 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 75 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Chente Quintanilla | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Paul Johnson, Jr. | votes = 5,435 | percentage = 34.29 | change = +34.29 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Chente Quintanilla | votes = 10,413 | percentage = 65.70 | change = -34.30 }}{{Election box inline end}} House race summary, Districts 76–100{{Election box inline begin| type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 76 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Norma Chavez | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Norma Chavez | votes = 12,886 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 77 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Paul C. Moreno | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Paul C. Moreno | votes = 11,375 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 78 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Patrick B. Haggerty | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Patrick B. Haggerty | votes = 18,837 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 79 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Joe C. Pickett | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Joe C. Pickett | votes = 12,623 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +33.41 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 80 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Tracy O. King | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Tracy O. King | votes = 15,466 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 81 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = George E. "Buddy" West | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = George E. "Buddy" West | votes = 16,187 | percentage = 84.77 | change = +9.68 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Billy Grimes | votes = 2,907 | percentage = 15.22 | change = +15.22 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 82 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Tom Craddick | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Tom Craddick | votes = 24,187 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 83 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Delwin Jones | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Delwin Jones | votes = 27,887 | percentage = 73.29 | change = -5.37 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = John E. Miller | votes = 10,161 | percentage = 26.70 | change = +5.37 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 84 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Carl H. Isett | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Carl H. Isett | votes = 15,751 | percentage = 66.12 | change = -1.98 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Pearlie Mayfield | votes = 8,068 | percentage = 33.87 | change = +1.98 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 85 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Pete Laney | status = Did not run | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jim Landtroop | votes = 14,106 | percentage = 48.27 | change = +7.04 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Joseph P. Heflin | votes = 14,323 | percentage = 49.01 | change = -9.75 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = David K. Schumacher | votes = 793 | percentage = 2.71 | change = +2.71 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 86 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = John T. Smithee | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = John T. Smithee | votes = 28,951 | percentage = 86.46 | change = -13.54 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Bill Glover | votes = 4,532 | percentage = 13.53 | change = +13.53 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 87 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = David Swinford | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = David Swinford | votes = 16,993 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 88 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Warren Chisum | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Warren Chisum | votes = 24,044 | percentage = 84.99 | change = -15.01 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Timothy Justice | votes = 4,244 | percentage = 15.00 | change = +15.00 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 89 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Jodie Anne Laubenberg | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jodie Anne Laubenberg | votes = 30,841 | percentage = 69.87 | change = -6.58 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Lehman Harris | votes = 11,522 | percentage = 26.10 | change = +2.56 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Helen Rhine | votes = 1,773 | percentage = 4.01 | change = +4.01 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 90 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Lon Burnam | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Lon Burnam | votes = 9,650 | percentage = 86.43 | change = +21.21 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Rod Wingo | votes = 1,515 | percentage = 13.56 | change = +13.56 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 91 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bob E. Griggs | status = Did not run | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kelly Hancock | votes = 17,770 | percentage = 59.07 | change = -40.93 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Byron Sibbet | votes = 11,361 | percentage = 37.76 | change = +37.76 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Garland Franklin | votes = 950 | percentage = 3.15 | change = +3.15 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 92 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Todd Smith | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Todd Smith | votes = 22,491 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 93 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Toby Goodman | status = Defeated | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Toby Goodman | votes = 10,349 | percentage = 46.94 | change = -9.11 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Paula Hightower Pierson | votes = 10,936 | percentage = 49.60 | change = +5.66 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Max W. Koch, III | votes = 759 | percentage = 3.44 | change = +3.44 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 94 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Kent Grusendorf | status = Defeated in Republican Primary | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Diane Patrick | votes = 21,800 | percentage = 63.53 | change = +0.42 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = David Pillow | votes = 11,147 | percentage = 32.48 | change = -4.40 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Leslie Herman | votes = 1,363 | percentage = 3.97 | change = +3.97 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 95 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Marc Veasey | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Marc Veasey | votes = 18,259 | percentage = 90.53 | change = -9.47 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = John Paul Robinson | votes = 1,909 | percentage = 9.46 | change = +9.46 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 96 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bill Zedler | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bill Zedler | votes = 19,520 | percentage = 52.46 | change = -7.87 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Christopher Youngblood | votes = 16,483 | percentage = 44.29 | change = +4.63 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Samuel S. Thomas | votes = 1,206 | percentage = 3.24 | change = +3.24 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 97 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Anna Mowery | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Anna Mowery | votes = 23,164 | percentage = 55.93 | change = -7.31 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dan Barrett | votes = 16,908 | percentage = 40.82 | change = +4.07 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Carlos M. Garcia | votes = 1,344 | percentage = 3.24 | change = +3.24 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 98 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Vicki Truitt | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Vicki Truitt | votes = 36,509 | percentage = 83.59 | change = -16.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jacob Gregory Glatz | votes = 7,165 | percentage = 16.40 | change = +16.40 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 99 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Charlie Geren | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Charlie Geren | votes = 22,906 | percentage = 63.07 | change = -6.60 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Sheila Ford | votes = 12,285 | percentage = 33.82 | change = +3.50 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = John C. Waldowski | votes = 1,125 | percentage = 3.09 | change = +3.09 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 100 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Terri Hodge | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Terri Hodge | votes = 12,523 | percentage = 88.80 | change = -11.20 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Robert M. Pritchett | votes = 1,578 | percentage = 11.19 | change = +11.19 }}{{Election box inline end}} House race summary, Districts 101–125{{Election box inline begin| type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 101 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Elvira Reyna | status = Lost in Republican Primary | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Thomas Latham | votes = 13,248 | percentage = 76.22 | change = -23.78 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jeffrey S. Joyner | votes = 4,132 | percentage = 23.77 | change = +23.77 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 102 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Tony Goolsby | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Tony Goolsby | votes = 13,166 | percentage = 51.93 | change = -1.26 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Harriet Miller | votes = 11,613 | percentage = 45.81 | change = -0.99 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Thomas Hall | votes = 571 | percentage = 2.25 | change = +2.25 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 103 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Rafael Anchia | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Rafael Anchia | votes = 7,702 | percentage = 83.40 | change = -16.60 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = David R. Mason | votes = 1,533 | percentage = 16.59 | change = +16.59 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 104 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Roberto R. Alonzo | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Roberto R. Alonzo | votes = 7,906 | percentage = 85.47 | change = -14.53 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Cameron McSpadden | votes = 1,344 | percentage = 14.52 | change = +14.52 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 105 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Linda Harper-Brown | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Linda Harper-Brown | votes = 11,881 | percentage = 55.08 | change = -4.12 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Bob Romano | votes = 8,865 | percentage = 41.10 | change = +0.31 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = John Turner | votes = 822 | percentage = 3.81 | change = +3.81 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 106 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Kirk England | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Kirk England | votes = 10,459 | percentage = 49.16 | change = -3.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Katy Hubener | votes = 10,224 | percentage = 48.05 | change = +0.63 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Gene Freeman | votes = 591 | percentage = 2.77 | change = +2.77 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 107 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bill Keffer | status = Defeated | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bill Keffer | votes = 15,145 | percentage = 46.69 | change = -53.31 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Allen Vaught | votes = 16,254 | percentage = 50.10 | change = +50.10 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Chris Jones | votes = 1,038 | percentage = 3.20 | change = +3.20 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 108 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dan Branch | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dan Branch | votes = 17,244 | percentage = 55.99 | change = -6.51 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jack F. Borden | votes = 12,447 | percentage = 40.41 | change = +2.92 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = T. Evan Fisher | votes = 1,106 | percentage = 3.59 | change = +3.59 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 109 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Helen Giddings | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Helen Giddings | votes = 26,511 | percentage = 90.41 | change = -9.59 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Maurice Dubois | votes = 2,811 | percentage = 9.58 | change = +9.58 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 110 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Jesse W. Jones | status = Lost in Democratic Primary | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Barbara Mallory Caraway | votes = 14,896 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 111 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Yvonne Davis | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Cindy Werner | votes = 7,641 | percentage = 26.25 | change = +26.25 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Yvonne Davis | votes = 21,462 | percentage = 73.74 | change = -26.26 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 112 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Fred Hill | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Fred Hill | votes = 21,068 | percentage = 77.94 | change = +12.18 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Matthew G. Moseley | votes = 5,961 | percentage = 22.05 | change = +22.05 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 113 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Joe Driver | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Joe Driver | votes = 15,242 | percentage = 58.99 | change = -6.12 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Eric Brandler | votes = 9,793 | percentage = 37.90 | change = +3.02 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Justin Winn | votes = 799 | percentage = 3.09 | change = +3.09 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 114 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Will Hartnett | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Will Ford Hartnett | votes = 16,808 | percentage = 55.58 | change = -44.42 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Phillip Shinoda | votes = 12,791 | percentage = 42.30 | change = +42.30 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Edward C. Cormack | votes = 639 | percentage = 2.11 | change = +2.11 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 115 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Jim Jackson | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jim Jackson | votes = 22,050 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 116 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Trey Martinez Fischer | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Trey Martinez Fischer | votes = 14,276 | percentage = 85.29 | change = +21.08 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = John T. Tennison | votes = 2,461 | percentage = 14.70 | change = +14.70 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 117 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = David McQuade Leibowitz | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Ted Kenyon | votes = 8,820 | percentage = 40.37 | change = -8.99 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = David McQuade Leibowitz | votes = 13,024 | percentage = 59.62 | change = +8.99 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 118 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Carlos “Charlie” Uresti | status = Elected to Texas Senate, District 19 | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = George Antuna | votes = 10,082 | percentage = 44.28 | change = +1.07 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Joe Farias | votes = 10,982 | percentage = 48.24 | change = -8.54 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = James L. Thompson | votes = 1,701 | percentage = 7.47 | change = +7.47 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 119 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Robert R. Puente | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Robert R. Puente | votes = 14,818 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +37.63 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 120 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Ruth Jones McClendon | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ruth Jones McClendon | votes = 14,563 | percentage = 85.83 | change = -14.17 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jo Ann Thabet | votes = 2,404 | percentage = 14.16 | change = +14.16 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 121 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Joe Straus | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Joe Straus | votes = 26,836 | percentage = 77.44 | change = -22.56 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Barry L. Allison | votes = 7,816 | percentage = 22.55 | change = +22.55 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 122 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Frank J. Corte, Jr. | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Frank J. Corte, Jr. | votes = 37,625 | percentage = 66.47 | change = -33.53 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Larry Dean Stallings | votes = 16,651 | percentage = 29.41 | change = +29.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Sally Baynton | votes = 2,325 | percentage = 4.10 | change = +4.10 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 123 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Mike Villarreal | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Mike Villarreal | votes = 14,659 | percentage = 84.60 | change = +23.00 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Daniel P. Ragsdale | votes = 2,668 | percentage = 15.39 | change = +15.39 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 124 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Jose Menendez | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Richard W. King | votes = 7,546 | percentage = 35.53 | change = +35.53 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jose Menendez | votes = 13,687 | percentage = 64.46 | change = -35.54 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 125 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Joaquin Castro | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Nelson Balido | votes = 9,516 | percentage = 37.96 | change = +37.96 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Joaquin Castro | votes = 14,466 | percentage = 57.71 | change = -42.29 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Jeffrey C. Blunt | votes = 1,082 | percentage = 4.31 | change = +4.31 }}{{Election box inline end}} House race summary, Districts 126–150{{Election box inline begin| type = District | change = from 2004 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 126 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Peggy Hamric | status = Unsuccessful bid for Texas Senate, District 7 | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Patricia Harless | votes = 18,112 | percentage = 64.77 | change = -4.50 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Chad Khan | votes = 9,114 | percentage = 32.59 | change = +1.87 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Oscar J. Palma, Jr. | votes = 736 | percentage = 2.63 | change = +2.63 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 127 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Joe Crabb | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Joe Crabb | votes = 20,773 | percentage = 57.87 | change = -12.57 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Diane Trautman | votes = 14,305 | percentage = 39.85 | change = +10.30 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Veal Johnson | votes = 814 | percentage = 2.26 | change = +2.26 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 128 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Wayne Smith | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Wayne Smith | votes = 15,327 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +34.68 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 129 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = John E. Davis | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = John E. Davis | votes = 19,616 | percentage = 57.67 | change = -42.33 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Sherrie L. Matula | votes = 14,397 | percentage = 42.32 | change = +42.32 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 130 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Corbin Van Arsdale | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Corbin Van Arsdale | votes = 29,860 | percentage = 83.40 | change = -9.01 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = William B. Gray, Jr. | votes = 5,941 | percentage = 16.59 | change = +9.01 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 131 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Alma A. Allen | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Alma A. Allen | votes = 14,379 | percentage = 94.58 | change = -5.42 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = C.S. Fuller | votes = 823 | percentage = 5.41 | change = +5.41 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 132 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Bill Callegari | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Bill Callegari | votes = 21,221 | percentage = 82.41 | change = -17.59 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Cesar A. De La Canal | votes = 4,527 | percentage = 17.58 | change = +17.58 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 133 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Joe Nixon | status = Unsuccessful bid for Texas Senate, District 7 | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Jim Murphy | votes = 11,693 | percentage = 55.77 | change = -22.49 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Kristi Thibaut | votes = 8,750 | percentage = 41.73 | change = +41.73 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Chris Camero | votes = 522 | percentage = 2.48 | change = +2.48 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 134 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Martha Wong | status = Defeated | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Martha Wong | votes = 20,005 | percentage = 43.26 | change = -10.31 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ellen Cohen | votes = 25,219 | percentage = 54.53 | change = +10.20 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Mhair S. Dekmezian | votes = 1,018 | percentage = 2.20 | change = +0.11 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 135 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Gary Elkins | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Gary Elkins | votes = 16,083 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 136 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Beverly Woolley | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Beverly Woolley | votes = 23,392 | percentage = 68.24 | change = -22.08 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Scott R. Brann | votes = 9,976 | percentage = 29.10 | change = +29.10 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = J. W. Stables | votes = 910 | percentage = 2.65 | change = -7.02 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 137 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Scott Hochberg | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Sylvia Spivey | votes = 3,792 | percentage = 42.16 | change = -1.22 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Scott Hochberg | votes = 5,201 | percentage = 57.83 | change = +1.22 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 138 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Dwayne Bohac | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dwayne Bohac | votes = 12,504 | percentage = 58.42 | change = -5.33 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Mark McDavid | votes = 8,286 | percentage = 38.71 | change = +2.47 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Mike Craig | votes = 610 | percentage = 2.85 | change = +2.85 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 139 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Sylvester Turner | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Sylvester Turner | votes = 13,969 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 140 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Kevin Bailey | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Kevin Bailey | votes = 6,168 | percentage = 100.00 | change = +32.56 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 141 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Senfronia Thompson | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Senfronia Thompson | votes = 12,926 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 142 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Harold V. Dutton, Jr. | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Harold V. Dutton, Jr. | votes = 15,025 | percentage = 93.55 | change = +13.41 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Mary Czapla-Fullard | votes = 1,035 | percentage = 6.44 | change = +6.44 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 143 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Ana E. Hernandez | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Dorothy Olmos | votes = 2,218 | percentage = 26.00 | change = +26.00 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Ana E. Hernandez | votes = 6,026 | percentage = 70.64 | change = -22.19 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Joe O. Marcom | votes = 286 | percentage = 3.35 | change = -3.81 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 144 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Robert Talton | status = Reelected | candidates = 3 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Robert Talton | votes = 11,125 | percentage = 56.29 | change = -43.71 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Janette Padilla Sexton | votes = 8,017 | percentage = 40.56 | change = +40.56 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Matthew Kolar | votes = 620 | percentage = 3.13 | change = +3.13 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 145 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Richard J. “Rick” Noriega | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Richard J. “Rick” Noriega | votes = 7,773 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 146 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Al Edwards | status = Lost in Democratic Primary | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Borris L. Miles | votes = 19,812 | percentage = 90.54 | change = -9.46 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Gerald W. “Jerry” LaFleur | votes = 2,068 | percentage = 9.45 | change = +9.45 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 147 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Garnet F. Coleman | status = Reelected | candidates = 1 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Garnet F. Coleman | votes = 17,273 | percentage = 100.00 | change = }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 148 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Jessica Cristina Farrar | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Jessica Cristina Farrar | votes = 12,790 | percentage = 84.27 | change = -15.73 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Libertarian Party (US) | candidate = Ray E. Dittmar | votes = 2,387 | percentage = 15.72 | change = +15.72 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 149 | party= Democratic Party (US) | incumbent = Hubert Vo | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Talmadge L. Heflin | votes = 10,632 | percentage = 45.72 | change = -4.24 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Hubert Vo | votes = 12,621 | percentage = 54.27 | change = +4.24 }}{{Election box inline incumbent | race = 150 | party= Republican Party (US) | incumbent = Debbie Riddle | status = Reelected | candidates = 2 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Republican Party (US) | candidate = Debbie Riddle | votes = 22,585 | percentage = 70.27 | change = -29.73 }}{{Election box inline candidate with party link | party= Democratic Party (US) | candidate = Dot Nelson-Turnier | votes = 9,554 | percentage = 29.72 | change = +29.72 }}{{Election box inline end}} See also
References1. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Office of the Secretary of State. 2006 General Election. {{cite web |url=http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2008-05-19 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140109062336/http://elections.sos.state.tx.us/elchist.exe |archivedate=2014-01-09 |df= }} (accessed 15 December 2006) 2. ^Texas Monthly: Textalk External links{{TexasLegislatureLinks}}{{TX2006Elections}} 2 : 2006 Texas elections|Texas Legislature elections |
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