Texas
15th District
McAllen in the Rio Grande Valley to the outer San Antonio metro area
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Current (2026)
Previous (2024)
2026 Election
Incumbent
Candidates
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Past Elections
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2024
95,965 (42.9%)
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127,804 (57.1%)
2022
68,097 (44.8%)
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80,978 (53.3%)
2,814 (1.9%)
President
2024
93,470 (40.7%)
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134,492 (58.5%)
1,810 (0.8%)
2020
110,283 (48.6%)
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114,449 (50.4%)
2,354 (1%)
2016
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100,093 (55.6%)
73,204 (40.6%)
6,877 (3.8%)
Senate
2024
98,746 (43.7%)
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121,645 (53.9%)
5,320 (2.4%)
2020
101,760 (46.6%)
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109,496 (50.2%)
7,024 (3.2%)
2018
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89,539 (56.2%)
68,719 (43.2%)
996 (0.6%)
Governor
2022
71,649 (46.4%)
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81,095 (52.5%)
1,835 (1.2%)
2018
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79,507 (50.2%)
77,165 (48.7%)
1,828 (1.2%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 7
2024
92,025 (42.5%)
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124,273 (57.5%)
2018
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87,046 (56%)
68,439 (44%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 8
2024
89,717 (41.6%)
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126,034 (58.4%)
Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals
2024
92,781 (42.7%)
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124,475 (57.3%)
2018
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86,771 (55.6%)
66,106 (42.4%)
3,122 (2%)
Railroad Commissioner
2024
84,014 (38.6%)
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115,962 (53.2%)
17,920 (8.2%)
2022
64,481 (43.1%)
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77,158 (51.6%)
7,885 (5.3%)
2020
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105,773 (49.3%)
102,025 (47.5%)
6,873 (3.2%)
2018
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86,184 (55.2%)
66,003 (42.3%)
3,862 (2.5%)
2016
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88,459 (51.7%)
66,347 (38.8%)
16,242 (9.5%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 2
2024
92,174 (42.3%)
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125,736 (57.7%)
2018
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88,127 (56.6%)
67,571 (43.4%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 4
2024
93,236 (43%)
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123,719 (57%)
2018
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86,473 (55.6%)
68,946 (44.4%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 6
2024
89,942 (41.4%)
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119,262 (54.9%)
7,973 (3.7%)
2020
105,705 (49.5%)
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107,939 (50.5%)
2018
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87,192 (56.1%)
68,321 (43.9%)
Agriculture Commissioner
2022
70,971 (47.3%)
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78,937 (52.7%)
2018
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86,465 (55.4%)
65,890 (42.2%)
3,822 (2.4%)
Attorney General
2022
70,734 (46.8%)
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77,194 (51.1%)
3,121 (2.1%)
2018
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87,467 (55.8%)
65,917 (42%)
3,481 (2.2%)
Comptroller
2022
65,793 (43.9%)
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77,996 (52%)
6,160 (4.1%)
2018
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82,342 (52.8%)
67,382 (43.2%)
6,249 (4%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 5
2022
70,154 (47%)
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78,989 (53%)
2016
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91,553 (53.7%)
68,799 (40.4%)
10,030 (5.9%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 6
2022
69,996 (47%)
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78,808 (53%)
2016
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93,940 (55.4%)
69,268 (40.9%)
6,338 (3.7%)
Land Commissioner
2022
68,261 (45.7%)
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77,809 (52.1%)
3,368 (2.3%)
2018
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81,623 (52%)
70,817 (45.1%)
4,541 (2.9%)
Lieutenant Governor
2022
68,083 (45%)
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79,319 (52.4%)
3,900 (2.6%)
2018
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86,104 (54.8%)
67,903 (43.2%)
3,115 (2%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 3
2022
67,391 (45.1%)
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78,803 (52.7%)
3,311 (2.2%)
2016
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88,138 (51.5%)
68,932 (40.3%)
13,939 (8.2%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 5
2022
69,753 (46.7%)
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79,719 (53.3%)
2016
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98,656 (57.6%)
66,514 (38.8%)
6,204 (3.6%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 9
2022
72,660 (48.6%)
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76,815 (51.4%)
2016
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89,267 (52.3%)
74,553 (43.7%)
6,842 (4%)
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
2020
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106,869 (49.9%)
101,998 (47.6%)
5,375 (2.5%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 3
2020
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108,168 (50.8%)
104,829 (49.2%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 4
2020
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106,305 (50%)
106,156 (50%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 9
2020
104,165 (49.3%)
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107,305 (50.7%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 7
2020
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104,415 (48.9%)
103,292 (48.4%)
5,620 (2.6%)
Supreme Court Justice, Place 8
2020
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106,768 (50.1%)
100,889 (47.4%)
5,354 (2.5%)
Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 2
2016
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92,530 (54.4%)
69,578 (40.9%)
7,959 (4.7%)
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