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Texas is set to hold its 2020 runoff elections on July 14 to finalize which Democratic and Republican primary candidates will be on the ballot for the November general election. Following the Texas primaries on March 3, no candidate exceeded 50 percent of the vote in over 30 races, hence why we are having runoff races. The 2020 primary runoffs were originally set to take place on May 26 but they were postponed to July 14 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Need information as to who will be on the ballot and who is going to be running for statewide, congressional and legislative offices? Click this resource from the Texas Tribune for more!

Note, early voting begins on June 29 through July 10. If you voted in a party primary in March, you can only vote in the same party’s runoff. You can check out the results of the March 3 primary here.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE 2020 TEXAS BALLOT

Statewide: U.S. Senate

Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Mary “MJ” Hegar
D Royce West

U.S. House — 15 runoff contests

District 3–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Sean McCaffity
D Lulu Seikaly

District 10–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Pritesh Gandhi
D Mike Siegel

District 13–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Greg Sagan
D Gus Trujillo

District 13–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Ronny Jackson
R Josh Winegarner

District 15–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Monica De La Cruz-Hernandez
R Ryan Krause

District 16–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Irene Armendariz-Jackson
R Sam Williams

District 17–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D David Anthony Jaramillo
D Rick Kennedy

District 17–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Pete Sessions
R Renee Swann

District 18–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Robert M. Cadena
R Wendell Champion

District 20–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Gary Allen
R Mauro Garza

District 22–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Troy Nehls
R Kathaleen Wall

District 23–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Tony Gonzales
R Raul Reyes

District 24–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Kim Olson
D Candace Valenzuela

District 31–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Donna Imam
D Christine Eady Mann

District 35–Republican

CANDIDATES
R “Guillermo” William Hayward
R Jenny Garcia Sharon

Statewide: Railroad Commissioner — 1 runoff contest

Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Roberto R. “Beto” Alonzo
D Chrysta Castañeda

State Board of Education — 2 runoff contests

District 5–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Robert Morrow
R Lani Popp

District 6–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Kimberly McLeod
D Michelle Palmer

Texas Senate — 2 runoff contests

District 19–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Roland Gutierrez
D Xochil Peña Rodriguez

District 27–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Sara Stapleton Barrera
D Eddie Lucio, Jr. Incumbent

Texas House — 14 runoff contests

District 2–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Dan Flynn Incumbent
R Bryan Slaton

District 25–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Ro’Vin Garrett
R Cody Thane Vasut

District 26–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D L. Sarah DeMerchant
D Suleman Lalani

District 26–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Jacey Jetton
R Matt Morgan

District 45–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Carrie Isaac
R Kent “Bud” Wymore

District 47–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Justin Berry
R Jennifer Fleck

District 59–Republican

CANDIDATES
R J.D. Sheffield Incumbent
R Shelby Slawson

District 60–Republican

CANDIDATES
R Jon Francis
R Glenn Rogers

District 67–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Tom Adair
D Lorenzo Sanchez

District 100–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Lorraine Birabil Incumbent
D Jasmine Felicia Crockett

District 119–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Elizabeth “Liz” Campos
D Jennifer Ramos

District 138–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Akilah Bacy
D Jenifer Rene Pool

District 142–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Jerry Davis
D Harold V. Dutton Jr. Incumbent

District 148–Democratic

CANDIDATES
D Anna Eastman Incumbent
D Penny Morales Shaw

RELATED: Election 2020: How To Register To Vote

Texas 2020 July Runoff Ballot Information was originally published on ronemyhoustonmajic.staging.go.ione.nyc

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