Problems delay some primary results in Texas runoff
The Associated Press reports Secretary of State Geoff Connor voiced concern over Zapata County ballot counting glitches that forced hand counts and delayed final tallies in the close District 28 Congressional primary. Results showed US Rep. Ciro Rodriguez narrowly ahead of Henry Cuellar amid a mixed statewide turnout of 12.4 percent with county-by-county variation.
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Dems punish party members who backed GOP in Texas primary
Texas House Democrats who aligned with GOP leadership in last year's clashes faced losses or runoffs. Seven Democrats including Rep. Ron Wilson of Houston fell or headed to runoff as five backed Craddick backed bills and the GOP redistricting efforts. Alma Allen won District 131, replacing Wilson after a 56 percent vote, amid charges that redistricting was central to supporters’ views.
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Primary DelegateTotals and Social Security Vote Report
The precincts report 100 percent counted with 484.888 favor and 59 percent for Proposition privatizing Social Security. Other listed names include Howard Dear G John Edwards Sharpton Gephardt Lyndon LaRouche and Dick Gephardt with varying percentages. The vote totals show 696.375 against the privatization measure and 137.774 in favor, reflecting district results.
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Republican primary precinct results and court races summary
Partial OCR shows Republican primary results with precincts and percentages for George W. Bush and Uncommitted, plus entries for Criminal Appeals Court, Supreme Court, Railroad Commissioner, and various names. Many lines are garbled but indicate multiple races and county precinct tallies with wide percentage ranges.
Texas primary results reshape House races near San Antonio
Rep. Ciro Rodriguez won a narrow renomination over Henry Cuellar in a tense Texas primary marked by redistricting and party splits. Cuellar led early in Webb County but Rodriguez pulled ahead as votes from San Antonio came in, 50.1 to 49.9 percent.
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