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I tried to do a search online, but couldn't find anything that would give me a list of who won each of the State House of Representative and State Senate races. All of the pages just give FEDERAL election results. As many on here know, OUR Representatives and Senators will come into session in the coming year, and I want to see what the new roll of folks looks like. Does anyone have a link, or can point me in the right direction so I can see this information? I'd guess others would also like to see this info besides me, as well. Thanks in advance.

Looks like I found it (of course, AFTER I post ).

Anyway, for anyone else who might be curious.

https://team1.sos.state.tx.us/enr/results/nov06_164.htm

RACE NAME PARTY EARLY VOTES PERCENT TOTAL VOTES PERCENT
State Senator, District 10
Mark M Shelton REP 101,016 50.38% 140,603 48.88%
Wendy R. Davis - Incumbent DEM 99,482 49.61% 147,005 51.11%
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Race Total 200,498 287,608
Precincts Reported 349 of 349 Precincts 100.00%

Grrrrr

RACE NAME
State Senator, District 21
Grant Rostig REP 34,749 31.29% 55,933 29.17%
Judith Zaffirini - Incumbent DEM 73,252 65.98% 129,681 67.63%
Joseph Morse LIB 3,020 2.72% 6,128 3.19%
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Race Total 111,021 191,742

\Grrrr

Those two nutty anti-gun no campus carry women will be back too as well as the

RINO backstabbing side with Democrats Jimmie Don who can't remember Luby's in Killeen though he drives by it and represents them; he voted with Dems on Campus Carry last time

RACE NAME
State Representative District 54
Jimmie Don Aycock REP 16,079 56.98% 26,805 57.53%
Claudia Brown DEM 12,139 43.01% 19,783 42.46%
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Race Total 28,218 46,588
Precincts Reported 31 of 31 Precincts 100.00%

Texas Republicans have lost the super majority in the house.
What does this mean for the 2013 session

Special Election needed since Deceased Mario won
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It was too late for officials to take his name off the ballot. He was widely expected to win again in the heavily Democratic district in order to trigger a special election. Gov. Rick Perry is expected to schedule one for December. The Legislature starts work in January.

The seat is critical to Democrats, who want to keep Republicans from achieving a supermajority in the Legislature's upper chamber. Republicans currently hold 19 seats to the Democrats' 12.

If Republicans can reach 21 seats, they can suspend all rules and pass almost any bill they wish.

FL450 wrote:Texas Republicans have lost the super majority in the house.
What does this mean for the 2013 session

How many seats did we lose that caused that to occur? Which seats were they that mattered? I want to know what areas of this state to not spend my money in.

FL450 wrote:Texas Republicans have lost the super majority in the house.
What does this mean for the 2013 session

It looks like we lost 9 seats and that won't have any impact. Retirements and incumbent losses in the primary are more important in terms of finding/selecting bill sponsors.

Chas.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

FL450 wrote:Texas Republicans have lost the super majority in the house.
What does this mean for the 2013 session

It looks like we lost 9 seats and that won't have any impact. Retirements and incumbent losses in the primary are more important in terms of finding/selecting bill sponsors.

Chas.

Thank you Mr. Cotton for that tiny ray of sunshine in an otherwise cloudy political sky.