(UPDATED: 6:40 AM, 11/9/2022)

This Election Day in the Texas Townsquare Media Newsroom, we are watching races across the state of Texas, and of national importance.

Lubbock County has reported completely, with 43% turnout.  In District 19, Rep. Jodey Arrington easily won reelection over Nathan Lewis, by an 80-19% margin.

Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott has won re-election over Beto O'Rourke by a 54%-43% margin with 97% of the statewide vote in. (Called at 8:17PM)

Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick defeated Mike Collier, and Attorney General Ken Paxton bested Rochelle Mercedes-Garza, both with similar margins of victory as Governor Abbott enjoyed..

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Nationally, the expected "red wave" never really materialized. In Georgia the US Senate race between Republican Herschel Walker and incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock appears headed to a runoff with neither candidate exceeding the 50% threshold. Incumbent Governor Brian Kemp has defeated challenger Stacey Abrams for the second time..

In Pennsylvania, Democrat John Fetterman has pulled out a victory over Dr. Mehmet Oz, by a 50%-47% margin.

Nevada may be on the verge of flipping red, as Adam Laxalt holds a slim lead over incumbent Catherine Cortez Masto with 72% of the votes counted.

In Florida, Governor Ron Desantis has been easily re-elected over former Governor Charlie Crist with a very strong showing in heavily blue Miami-Dade county. Florida Senator Marco Rubio has also handily won another 6-year term. Florida appeared to be the state that most experienced a "red wave".

The closely watched Arizona Governor's race is narrowing, as Kari Lake is just 30,000 votes behind Katie Hobbs, with 63% of the vote counted.

Local results are courtesy of the Lubbock County Elections Office, while other races are being culled from various sources, such as the Texas State Elections Office, ABC News, and the Texas State Network (TSN).

 

contest namechoice nameparty nametotal votespercent of votes
United States Representative, District 19 (Vote For 1)Jodey C. ArringtonREP5800073.52
United States Representative, District 19 (Vote For 1)Nathan LewisIND2088826.48
Governor (Vote For 1)Greg AbbottREP5632669.21
Governor (Vote For 1)Beto O'RourkeDEM2397829.46
Governor (Vote For 1)Mark TippettsLIB8661.06
Governor (Vote For 1)Delilah BarriosGRN2030.25
Governor (Vote For 1)Jacqueline Abernathy80.01
Governor (Vote For 1)Mark V Goloby10.00
Lieutenant Governor (Vote For 1)Dan PatrickREP5475567.66
Lieutenant Governor (Vote For 1)Mike CollierDEM2364029.21
Lieutenant Governor (Vote For 1)Shanna SteeleLIB25333.13
Attorney General (Vote For 1)Ken PaxtonREP5450167.55
Attorney General (Vote For 1)Rochelle Mercedes GarzaDEM2373929.42
Attorney General (Vote For 1)Mark AshLIB24453.03
Comptroller of Public Accounts (Vote For 1)Glenn HegarREP5628370.07
Comptroller of Public Accounts (Vote For 1)Janet T. DuddingDEM2170727.02
Comptroller of Public Accounts (Vote For 1)V. Alonzo Echevarria-GarzaLIB23332.90
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Vote For 1)Dawn BuckinghamREP5638570.53
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Vote For 1)Jay KlebergDEM2211427.66
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Vote For 1)Alfred Molison, Jr.GRN14371.80
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Vote For 1)Carrie Evelyn Menger70.01
Commissioner of Agriculture (Vote For 1)Sid MillerREP5649070.42
Commissioner of Agriculture (Vote For 1)Susan HaysDEM2372729.58
Railroad Commissioner (Vote For 1)Wayne ChristianREP5565069.57
Railroad Commissioner (Vote For 1)Luke WarfordDEM2106026.33
Railroad Commissioner (Vote For 1)Jaime Andres DiezLIB24333.04
Railroad Commissioner (Vote For 1)Hunter Wayne CrowGRN8461.06
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 (Vote For 1)Debra LehrmannREP5569269.49
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 (Vote For 1)Erin A. NowellDEM2254128.13
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 (Vote For 1)Thomas Edward OxfordLIB19082.38
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 5 (Vote For 1)Rebeca HuddleREP5665570.80
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 5 (Vote For 1)Amanda ReichekDEM2336329.20
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 9 (Vote For 1)Evan YoungREP5625270.32
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 9 (Vote For 1)Julia MaldonadoDEM2374829.69
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 (Vote For 1)Scott WalkerREP5654170.66
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 5 (Vote For 1)Dana HuffmanDEM2347729.34
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6 (Vote For 1)Jesse F. McClure, IIIREP5658070.91
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 6 (Vote For 1)Robert JohnsonDEM2321029.09
County Commissioner, Precinct 2 (Vote For 1)Jason CorleyREP1541570.93
County Commissioner, Precinct 2 (Vote For 1)Juan GaticaDEM631929.07
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 (Vote For 1)Frank GutierrezREP544751.07
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 (Vote For 1)Aurora Chaides-HernandezDEM521848.93
HPWD Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Brandon Patschke3581161.10
HPWD Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Dustin Eggleston2279538.90
LCWCID Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Doug Parsley791341.65
LCWCID Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Ray Short296615.61
LCWCID Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Lorelei Shafer518627.30
LCWCID Director, Precinct 1 (Vote For 1)Brad Swenson293215.43
LCWCID Director, Precinct 4 (Vote For 1)Coltin Clark Foster376729.55
LCWCID Director, Precinct 4 (Vote For 1)Phillip Powers207816.30
LCWCID Director, Precinct 4 (Vote For 1)Nicole Adams451135.39
LCWCID Director, Precinct 4 (Vote For 1)Brandon Kidd239218.76
LCWCID Director, At-Large (Vote For 1)Janette Barcenas2244742.45
LCWCID Director, At-Large (Vote For 1)Mike Temple, Jr.1720632.54
LCWCID Director, At-Large (Vote For 1)Joel Prock743314.06
LCWCID Director, At-Large (Vote For 1)Michael Shobe579410.96
Special Election, City of Lubbock, Proposition A (Vote For 1)For4096267.50
Special Election, City of Lubbock, Proposition A (Vote For 1)Against1972632.50
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition A (Vote For 1)For72277.47
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition A (Vote For 1)Against21022.53
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition B (Vote For 1)For71777.01
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition B (Vote For 1)Against21422.99
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition C (Vote For 1)For80685.84
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition C (Vote For 1)Against13314.16
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition D (Vote For 1)For84489.22
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition D (Vote For 1)Against10210.78
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition E (Vote For 1)For78285.00
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition E (Vote For 1)Against13815.00
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition F (Vote For 1)For76783.46
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition F (Vote For 1)Against15216.54
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition G (Vote For 1)For74681.80
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition G (Vote For 1)Against16618.20
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition H (Vote For 1)For66073.66
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition H (Vote For 1)Against23626.34
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition I (Vote For 1)For61668.07
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition I (Vote For 1)Against28931.93
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition J (Vote For 1)For81588.88
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition J (Vote For 1)Against10211.12
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition K (Vote For 1)For74381.11
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition K (Vote For 1)Against17318.89
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition L (Vote For 1)For78085.53
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition L (Vote For 1)Against13214.47
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition M (Vote For 1)For74982.58
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition M (Vote For 1)Against15817.42
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition N (Vote For 1)For83091.01
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition N (Vote For 1)Against828.99
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition O (Vote For 1)For81990.40
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition O (Vote For 1)Against879.60
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition P (Vote For 1)For81090.71
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition P (Vote For 1)Against839.29
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition Q (Vote For 1)For80489.93
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition Q (Vote For 1)Against9010.07
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition R (Vote For 1)For76886.20
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition R (Vote For 1)Against12313.80
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition S (Vote For 1)For68680.61
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition S (Vote For 1)Against16519.39
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition T (Vote For 1)For67280.48
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition T (Vote For 1)Against16319.52
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition U (Vote For 1)For81090.10
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition U (Vote For 1)Against899.90
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition V (Vote For 1)For80289.91
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition V (Vote For 1)Against9010.09
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition W (Vote For 1)For67277.78
Special Election, City of Slaton, Proposition W (Vote For 1)Against19222.22

 

Lubbock's Mugshot Monday: 43 People Arrested (October 31 - November 6, 2022)

Mugshots of people arrested October 31 - November 6, 2022

Gallery Credit: Mikael Donnovan

 

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