Hard-fought Texas governor race heats up with primaries
The campaigns tighten as about half of Texas voters prepare to cast ballots May 4 in Democratic and Republican governor contests. Key candidates include Preston Smith John Hill Waggoner Carr Eugene Locke Don Yarborough Dolph Briscoe Edward Whittenburg Pat ODanial and others. Other races feature Ben Barnes Don Gladden Gene Smith for lieutenant governor and two state supreme court contests. Atty Gen Martin offers opinions on open meetings and multiple state issues prompt party conventions and referendums on alcohol, wagering, milk price setting and more.
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Don Yarborough
Dolph Briscoe
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Pat O’daniel
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Alfonso Veloz
Paul Eggers
John R. Trice
Wallace Sisk
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Don Gladden
Gene Smith
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Matt Davis
Sears McGee
Tom Beavley
James G. Denton
Robert S. Calvert
Dallas Blankenship
John Connally
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John Tower
New American Party
George Wallace
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Record Voter Registration Hits New High Across State
Record 4,072,397 voters registered this year, nearly a million more than the 1964 presidential year, but below predictions. Comparison shows 3,014,597 in 1964 and 2,970,966 in 1966. Five largest counties hold about 1,633,000 of eligible voters, with metro areas outpacing rural residents as governors candidates target big cities.
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