March 29, 2008 County Convention
Results (Unofficial)
36 Delegates were seated
22 Clinton, 14 Obama
Precincts were combined to form a caucus as no precinct had enough votes for
Chris Bell in 2006 Governor Election to form a caucus of their own.
Precincts 1, 3, & 6 caucus results:
1 Clinton Delegate, 1 Obama Alternate
Precincts 2, 4, & 5 caucus results:
1 Clinton Delegate, 1 Obama Alternate
The At-Large Delegate was given
to Obama and the At-Large Alternate was given to Clinton.
Total Delegates from the County
Convention that are being sent to the State Convention:
2 Clinton Delegates, 2 Obama Alternates
1 Obama Delegate, 1 Clinton Alternate
3 Resolutions were passed.
1. Calling for a fair pay raise for state employees.
2. Opposing the introduction of "defined contribution", "consumer based", or
"health savings accounts" programs into the state employee and university
employee health care systems.
3. That the Texas Democratic Party assign presidential delegates to the
State and National conventions based upon the votes obtained by candidates
in the Texas Primary Election.
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March 4, 2008 Precinct Convention
Results (Official)
1 - 20 attendees, 14 Clinton/6 Obama, 6 Delegates for Clinton / 2 Delegates
for Obama
2 - 29 attendees, 16 Clinton/13 Obama, 6 Delegates for Clinton / 5 Delegates
for Obama
3 - 10 attendees, 6 Clinton/4 Obama, 3 Delegates for Clinton / 2 Delegates
for Obama
4 - 25 attendees, 12 Clinton/13 Obama, 2 Delegates for Clinton / 3 Delegates
for Obama
5 - 12 attendees, 9 Clinton/ 3 Obama, 3 Delegates for Clinton / 0 Delegates
for Obama
6 - 23 attendees, 13 Clinton/9 Obama/1 Uncommitted, 2 Delegates for Clinton
/ 2 Delegates for Obama
Delegate Counts to County Convention on March 29th,
2pm.
Clinton: 22
Obama: 14
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March 4, 2008 Primary Election
Ballots cast: 1139
Early voting: 339
Election Day: 797
Provisional: 3
President
Joe Biden: 4
John Edwards: 37
Barack Obama: 348
Bill Richardson: 5
Hillary Clinton: 704
Christopher J. Dodd: 7
Over Votes: 1
Under Votes: 31
U.S. Senator
Gene Kelly: 240
Rick Noriega: 390
Rhett R. Smith: 109
Ray McMurrey: 82
Over Votes: 2
Under Votes: 313
U.S. Representative
Chet Edwards: 848
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 288
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Railroad Commissioner
Dale Henry: 281
Art Hall: 105
Mark Thompson: 357
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 393
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
Jim Jordan: 708
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 428
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7
Baltasar D. Cruz: 210
Sam Houston: 581
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 346
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8
Susan Criss: 558
Linda Reyna Yanez: 204
Over Votes:0
Under Votes: 374
Criminal Appeals Judge Place 3
Susan Strawn: 686
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 450
Criminal Appeals Judge Place 4
J.R. Molina: 687
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 449
State Board of Education, District
14
Edra Bogle: 646
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 490
State Representative, District
59
James N. Vickery: 428
Ernie Casbeer: 338
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 370
Justice, 10th Court of Appeals Dist.
P2
Richard Ferguson: 681
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 455
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County Attorney
Ron Hankins: 858
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 279
County Tax Assessor-Collector
Darlene Chambers: 918
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 219
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 3
Lloyd Wirt: 243
Casey Burch: 52
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 20
Constable, Precinct No. 1
James Moore: 406
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 166
Constable, Precinct No. 2
Alan Thompson: 405
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 160
County Chair
Paul Harper: 732
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 405
Precinct Chair, Precinct No. 1
Gail Bullard: 70
Janelle Gartrell: 138
Over Votes: 0
Under Votes: 30
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