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HOMEPAC
SOME BIG WINS FOR HOMEPAC AND OUR LOCAL HBAS INCLUDE:
• All three Supreme Court Justice incumbents will keep their seats:
Debra Lehrmann, Paul Green, and Eva Guzman
• Speaker Joe Straus, HD 121
• Sen. José Menéndez, SD 26 - won over Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer
• Rep. Dan Flynn, HD 2
• Lance Gooden, HD 4 - will replace Rep. Stuart Spitzer
• Jay Dean, HD 7 - will fill Rep. David Simpson's open seat
• Rep. Byron Cook, HD 8
• Rep. Kyle Kacal, HD 12
• Rep. John Raney, HD 14
• Rep. John Cyrier, HD 17
• Rep. Sergio Muñoz, HD 36
• Rep. Paul Workman, HD 47
• Hugh Shine, HD 55 - will replace Rep. Molly White
• Rep. DeWayne Burns, HD 58
• Rep. Ron Simmons, HD 65
• Stan Lambert, HD 71
• Rep. Mary González, HD 75
• Rep. Brooks Landgraf, HD 81
• Rep. Charlie Geren, HD 99
• Rep. John Frullo, HD 84
• Rep. Angie Chen Button, HD 112
• Rep. Cindy Burkett, HD 113
• Rep. Jason Villalba, HD 114
AS A RESULT OF SOME TIGHT RACES,
THERE WILL BE 12 RUN-OFF RACES ON MAY 24:
• SD 1 (R) - Sen. Kevin Eltife's open seat:
Bryan Hughes and David Simpson
[Only 13 votes came between Gen. Red Brown (3
rd
place) and Simpson]
• SD 24 (R) - Sen. Troy Fraser's open seat:
Dawn Buckingham and Susan King
• HD 5 (R) - Rep. Bryan Hughes' open seat:
Jay Misenheimer and Cole Hefner
• HD 18 (R) - Rep. John Otto's open seat:
Ernest Bailes and Keith Strahan
• HD 27 (D) - Rep. Ron Reynolds and Angelique Bartholomew
• HD 33 (R) - Rep. Scott Turner's open seat:
Justin Holland and John Keating
• HD 54 (R) - Rep. Jimmie Don Aycock's open seat:
Scott Cosper and Austin Ruiz
RUN-OFF RACES
(cont'd from previous column)
• HD 64 (R) - Rep. Myra Crownover's open seat:
Read King and Lynn Stucky
• HD 73 (R) - Rep. Doug Miller and Kyle Biedermann
• HD 120 (D) - Rep. Ruth McClendon's open seat:
Mario Salas and Barbara Gervin-Hawkins
• HD 128 (R) - Rep. Wayne Smith and Briscoe Cain
• HD 139 (D) - Rep. Sylvester Turner's open seat:
Kimberly Willis and Jarvis Johnson
PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS
Election night was a big night for Texas. TAB staff was up watching the election results roll in until just before
midnight. Of the 150+ HOMEPAC-supported and/or local HBA-supported candidates, all won their primary, with the
exception of five candidates.
Thank you for your support of HOMEPAC.
It is because of
the involvement of our PAC donors that TAB/HOMEPAC is
able to successfully engage in the large number of races that
have lasting ramifications on our industry.