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The tabs below contain analysis of election results in the 2014 legislative elections for Texas.

Senate

Texas State Senate Election Results

This page contains macro-level election results and analysis for the Texas State Senate 2014 elections. For results in individual contests see our Texas State Senate elections, 2014 page. The following is a breakdown of the state senate before and after the election:

Texas State Senate
Party As of November 3, 2014 After November 4, 2014
     Democratic Party 12 11
     Republican Party 18 20
     Vacancy 1 0
Total 31 31

What You'll See on This Page

This page displays the following lists of candidates

  • Incumbents who ran on November 4
  • Newly elected senators
  • List of all winners
  • Unopposed candidates
  • Third party candidates

State Senate Overview:

  • A total of 15 of the state's Senate seats were up for election in 2014.

Incumbents

Incumbents who ran on November 4

The following is a list of all of the incumbents who ran on the November 4 general election ballot.

  1. Kel Seliger
  2. Donna Campbell
  3. Royce West
  4. Joan Huffman
  5. John Whitmire
  6. Kirk Watson
  7. Charles Schwertner
  8. Robert Nichols (Texas)
  9. Bob Hall (Texas)
  10. Paul Bettencourt
  11. Van Taylor
  12. Konni Burton
  13. Craig Estes
  14. Kelly Hancock

New State Senators and General Election Winners

Newly elected senators

The following list displays newly-elected members of the Texas State Senate.

Republican

  1. Bob Hall (Texas)
  2. Paul Bettencourt
  3. Van Taylor
  4. Konni Burton
  5. Donald Huffines

Candidates who won election

The following is a list of all candidates elected to the Texas State Senate.

Democratic

  1. Royce West
  2. John Whitmire
  3. Kirk Watson

Republican

  1. Kel Seliger
  2. Donna Campbell
  3. Joan Huffman
  4. Charles Schwertner
  5. Robert Nichols (Texas)
  6. Bob Hall (Texas)
  7. Paul Bettencourt
  8. Van Taylor
  9. Konni Burton
  10. Donald Huffines
  11. Craig Estes
  12. Kelly Hancock

Competitiveness

Unopposed candidates in general election

The following candidates did not face major party competition.

Democratic

  1. Kirk Watson

Republican

  1. Kel Seliger
  2. Robert Nichols (Texas)
  3. Bob Hall (Texas)
  4. Van Taylor
  5. Donald Huffines
  6. Craig Estes

Ballot Access

Third party candidates

The following is a list of third party and independent candidates who ran in 2014.

  1. Matthew Whittington
  2. J. Tyler Lindsay
  3. Whitney Bilyeu
  4. Scott Jameson
  5. Gene Lord
  6. Gene Woodard III
  7. James Strohm
  8. Mike Dooling
  9. George Hardy
  10. Brandin Lea
  11. Cory Lane
  12. Steven Gibson (Texas)
  13. John Lawson (Texas)
  14. Don Bates (Texas)
  15. John Tunmire
  16. Gilberto Velasquez, Jr.
  17. Phil Kurtz
  18. Jonathan Erhardt
  19. David Courtney
  20. Keely Briggs

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Texas State House Election Results

This page contains macro-level election results and analysis for the Texas House of Representatives elections in 2014. For results in individual contests, see our Texas House of Representatives elections, 2014. The following is a breakdown of the state house before and after the election:

Texas House of Representatives
Party As of November 3, 2014 After November 4, 2014
     Democratic Party 55 52
     Republican Party 94 98
     Vacancy 1 0
Total 150 150

What You'll See on This Page

This page displays the following lists of candidates:

  • Incumbents who ran on November 4
  • Newly elected representatives
  • List of all winners
  • Unopposed candidates
  • Third party candidates

State House Overview

  • All 150 of the state's House seats were up for election in 2014.

Incumbency Analysis

Incumbents running on November 4

The following is a list of all of the incumbents who ran on the November 4 general election ballot.

  1. Abel Herrero
  2. Allen Fletcher
  3. Alma Allen
  4. Ana Hernandez (Texas)
  5. Angie Chen Button
  6. Armando Martinez (Texas)
  7. Armando Walle
  8. Bill Zedler
  9. Borris Miles
  10. Bryan Hughes
  11. Byron Cook
  12. Carol Alvarado
  13. Cecil Bell Jr.
  14. Charles Anderson (Texas)
  15. Charlie Geren
  16. Chris Paddie
  17. Chris Turner (Texas)
  18. Cindy Burkett
  19. Craig Goldman
  20. Dan Flynn
  21. Dan Huberty
  22. David Simpson (Texas)
  23. Dawnna Dukes
  24. Debbie Riddle
  25. Dennis Bonnen
  26. Donna Howard
  27. Doug Miller (Texas)
  28. Drew Darby
  29. Drew Springer
  30. Dwayne Bohac
  31. Ed Thompson (Texas)
  32. Eddie Lucio III
  33. Eddie Rodriguez
  34. Elliott Naishtat
  35. Eric Johnson (Texas)
  36. Four Price
  37. Garnet Coleman
  38. Gary Elkins
  39. Geanie Morrison
  40. Gene Wu
  41. Giovanni Capriglione
  42. Greg Bonnen
  43. Harold Dutton Jr.
  44. Helen Giddings
  45. Hubert Vo
  46. J.D. Sheffield
  47. J.M. Lozano
  48. James Frank
  49. James White (Texas representative)
  50. Jason Isaac
  51. Jason Villalba
  52. Jeff Leach
  53. Jessica Farrar
  54. Jim Keffer
  55. Jim Murphy (Texas)
  56. Jimmie Don Aycock
  57. Jodie Laubenberg
  58. Joe Deshotel
  59. Joe Farias
  60. Joe Pickett
  61. Joe Straus
  62. John Frullo
  63. John Kuempel
  64. John Otto
  65. John Raney
  66. John Smithee
  67. John Zerwas
  68. Jonathan Stickland
  69. Joseph Moody
  70. José Menéndez
  71. Justin Rodriguez
  72. Ken King
  73. Kenneth Sheets
  74. Kyle Kacal
  75. Larry Gonzales
  76. Larry Phillips (Texas)
  77. Lois Kolkhorst
  78. Lyle Larson
  79. Marisa Marquez
  80. Marsha Farney
  81. Mary Ann Perez
  82. Mary Gonzalez
  83. Matt Krause
  84. Matt Schaefer
  85. Michael Villarreal (Texas House of Representatives)
  86. Myra Crownover
  87. Nicole Collier
  88. Oscar Longoria
  89. Pat Fallon
  90. Patricia Harless
  91. Paul Workman
  92. Phil King (Texas)
  93. Phil Stephenson
  94. Philip Cortez
  95. Poncho Nevarez
  96. Rafael Anchia
  97. Rene Oliveira
  98. Richard Raymond
  99. Rick Miller (Texas)
  100. Robert Guerra
  101. Roberto Alonzo
  102. Roland Gutierrez
  103. Ron Reynolds
  104. Ron Simmons
  105. Ruth Jones McClendon
  106. Ryan Guillen
  107. Sarah Davis (Texas)
  108. Scott Sanford
  109. Scott Turner
  110. Senfronia Thompson
  111. Sergio Munoz Jr.
  112. Stephanie Klick
  113. Susan King
  114. Sylvester Turner
  115. Tan Parker
  116. Terry Canales
  117. Tim Kleinschmidt
  118. Todd Hunter
  119. Tom Craddick
  120. Toni Rose
  121. Tony Dale
  122. Tracy King
  123. Travis Clardy
  124. Trent Ashby
  125. Trey Martinez Fischer
  126. Wayne Smith (Texas)
  127. Yvonne Davis

New Representatives and General Election Winners

Newly elected representatives

The following lists the newly-elected members of the Texas House of Representatives:

Democratic

  1. Celia Israel
  2. Cesar Blanco
  3. Ramon Romero Jr.

Republican

  1. Andrew Murr
  2. Brooks Landgraf
  3. Dade Phelan
  4. Dennis Paul
  5. DeWayne Burns
  6. Dustin Burrows
  7. Gary VanDeaver
  8. Gilbert Pena
  9. John Wray
  10. Linda Koop
  11. Mark Keough
  12. Matt Rinaldi
  13. Matt Shaheen
  14. Mike Schofield
  15. Molly White
  16. Morgan Meyer
  17. Rick Galindo
  18. Rodney Anderson (Texas)
  19. Stuart Spitzer
  20. Tony Tinderholt
  21. Wayne Faircloth
  22. Will Metcalf

Candidates who won election

The following lists all candidates elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 2014:

Democratic

  1. Abel Herrero
  2. Alma Allen
  3. Ana Hernandez (Texas)
  4. Armando Martinez (Texas)
  5. Armando Walle
  6. Borris Miles
  7. Carol Alvarado
  8. Celia Israel
  9. Cesar Blanco
  10. Chris Turner (Texas)
  11. Dawnna Dukes
  12. Donna Howard
  13. Eddie Lucio III
  14. Eddie Rodriguez
  15. Elliott Naishtat
  16. Eric Johnson (Texas)
  17. Garnet Coleman
  18. Gene Wu
  19. Harold Dutton Jr.
  20. Helen Giddings
  21. Hubert Vo
  22. J.M. Lozano
  23. Jessica Farrar
  24. Joe Deshotel
  25. Joe Farias
  26. Joe Pickett
  27. Joseph Moody
  28. José Menéndez
  29. Justin Rodriguez
  30. Marisa Marquez
  31. Mary Gonzalez
  32. Michael Villarreal (Texas House of Representatives)
  33. Nicole Collier
  34. Oscar Longoria
  35. Poncho Nevarez
  36. Rafael Anchia
  37. Ramon Romero Jr.
  38. Rene Oliveira
  39. Richard Raymond
  40. Robert Guerra
  41. Roberto Alonzo
  42. Roland Gutierrez
  43. Ron Reynolds
  44. Ruth Jones McClendon
  45. Ryan Guillen
  46. Senfronia Thompson
  47. Sergio Munoz Jr.
  48. Sylvester Turner
  49. Terry Canales
  50. Toni Rose
  51. Tracy King
  52. Trey Martinez Fischer
  53. Yvonne Davis

Republican

  1. Allen Fletcher
  2. Andrew Murr
  3. Angie Chen Button
  4. Bill Zedler
  5. Brooks Landgraf
  6. Bryan Hughes
  7. Byron Cook
  8. Cecil Bell Jr.
  9. Charles Anderson (Texas)
  10. Charlie Geren
  11. Chris Paddie
  12. Cindy Burkett
  13. Craig Goldman
  14. Dade Phelan
  15. Dan Flynn
  16. Dan Huberty
  17. David Simpson (Texas)
  18. Debbie Riddle
  19. Dennis Bonnen
  20. Dennis Paul
  21. DeWayne Burns
  22. Doug Miller (Texas)
  23. Drew Darby
  24. Drew Springer
  25. Dustin Burrows
  26. Dwayne Bohac
  27. Ed Thompson (Texas)
  28. Four Price
  29. Gary Elkins
  30. Gary VanDeaver
  31. Geanie Morrison
  32. Gilbert Pena
  33. Giovanni Capriglione
  34. Greg Bonnen
  35. J.D. Sheffield
  36. J.M. Lozano
  37. James Frank
  38. James White (Texas representative)
  39. Jason Isaac
  40. Jason Villalba
  41. Jeff Leach
  42. Jim Keffer
  43. Jim Murphy (Texas)
  44. Jimmie Don Aycock
  45. Jodie Laubenberg
  46. Joe Straus
  47. John Frullo
  48. John Kuempel
  49. John Otto
  50. John Raney
  51. John Smithee
  52. John Wray
  53. John Zerwas
  54. Jonathan Stickland
  55. Ken King
  56. Kenneth Sheets
  57. Kyle Kacal
  58. Larry Gonzales
  59. Larry Phillips (Texas)
  60. Linda Koop
  61. Lois Kolkhorst
  62. Lyle Larson
  63. Mark Keough
  64. Marsha Farney
  65. Matt Krause
  66. Matt Rinaldi
  67. Matt Schaefer
  68. Matt Shaheen
  69. Mike Schofield
  70. Molly White
  71. Morgan Meyer
  72. Myra Crownover
  73. Pat Fallon
  74. Patricia Harless
  75. Paul Workman
  76. Phil King (Texas)
  77. Phil Stephenson
  78. Rick Galindo
  79. Rick Miller (Texas)
  80. Rodney Anderson (Texas)
  81. Ron Simmons
  82. Ryan Guillen
  83. Sarah Davis (Texas)
  84. Scott Sanford
  85. Scott Turner
  86. Stephanie Klick
  87. Stuart Spitzer
  88. Susan King
  89. Tan Parker
  90. Tim Kleinschmidt
  91. Todd Hunter
  92. Tom Craddick
  93. Tony Dale
  94. Tony Tinderholt
  95. Travis Clardy
  96. Trent Ashby
  97. Wayne Faircloth
  98. Wayne Smith (Texas)
  99. Will Metcalf

Competitiveness

Unopposed candidates in general election

The following candidates did not face major party competition:

Democratic

  1. Joe Deshotel
  2. Ryan Guillen
  3. Abel Herrero
  4. Oscar Longoria
  5. Sergio Munoz Jr.
  6. Rene Oliveira
  7. Armando Martinez (Texas)
  8. Terry Canales
  9. Richard Raymond
  10. Donna Howard
  11. Elliott Naishtat
  12. Eddie Rodriguez
  13. Poncho Nevarez
  14. Mary Gonzalez
  15. Cesar Blanco
  16. Marisa Marquez
  17. Joseph Moody
  18. Joe Pickett
  19. Tracy King
  20. Ramon Romero Jr.
  21. Chris Turner (Texas)
  22. Rafael Anchia
  23. Helen Giddings
  24. Toni Rose
  25. Yvonne Davis
  26. Trey Martinez Fischer
  27. Joe Farias
  28. Roland Gutierrez
  29. Ruth Jones McClendon
  30. Michael Villarreal (Texas House of Representatives)
  31. José Menéndez
  32. Justin Rodriguez
  33. Alma Allen
  34. Sylvester Turner
  35. Armando Walle
  36. Senfronia Thompson
  37. Harold Dutton Jr.
  38. Ana Hernandez (Texas)
  39. Carol Alvarado
  40. Borris Miles
  41. Eddie Lucio III
  42. Dawnna Dukes
  43. Roberto Alonzo
  44. Garnet Coleman
  45. Eric Johnson (Texas)

Republican

  1. Gary VanDeaver
  2. Cecil Bell Jr.
  3. Stuart Spitzer
  4. Bryan Hughes
  5. Matt Schaefer
  6. David Simpson (Texas)
  7. Byron Cook
  8. Chris Paddie
  9. John Wray
  10. Travis Clardy
  11. Kyle Kacal
  12. Lois Kolkhorst
  13. Mark Keough
  14. John Otto
  15. James White (Texas representative)
  16. Greg Bonnen
  17. Dennis Bonnen
  18. John Zerwas
  19. Ed Thompson (Texas)
  20. Geanie Morrison
  21. Ryan Guillen
  22. Todd Hunter
  23. Scott Turner
  24. Paul Workman
  25. Andrew Murr
  26. Jimmie Don Aycock
  27. Molly White
  28. Charles Anderson (Texas)
  29. Trent Ashby
  30. J.D. Sheffield
  31. Jim Keffer
  32. Larry Phillips (Texas)
  33. Matt Shaheen
  34. Jeff Leach
  35. Drew Springer
  36. James Frank
  37. Scott Sanford
  38. Susan King
  39. Drew Darby
  40. Doug Miller (Texas)
  41. Brooks Landgraf
  42. Tom Craddick
  43. John Smithee
  44. Ken King
  45. Matt Krause
  46. Bill Zedler
  47. Craig Goldman
  48. Giovanni Capriglione
  49. Charlie Geren
  50. Angie Chen Button
  51. Joe Straus
  52. Lyle Larson
  53. Patricia Harless
  54. Dan Huberty
  55. Wayne Smith (Texas)
  56. Allen Fletcher
  57. Dan Flynn
  58. Jason Villalba
  59. Jason Isaac

Ballot Access

Third party candidates

The following is a list of third party and independent candidates who ran in 2014:

  1. Arthur Browning
  2. Arthur DiBianca
  3. Ben Easton
  4. Bob Townsend (Texas)
  5. Braeden Wright
  6. Brian Chapman
  7. Brian Holk
  8. Bruce Pugh
  9. Carl Nulsen
  10. Daniel Behrman
  11. Daniel Krawisz
  12. David Dreesen
  13. Felicia Whatley
  14. Frederick Stralow
  15. Gilberto Villela
  16. Irene Johnson
  17. J. Alexandro Lozano
  18. James Holland
  19. Jarrod Weaver
  20. Jeff Carruthers
  21. Jeff Larson (Texas)
  22. Jim Duke (Texas)
  23. Joel Gardner
  24. John Wilford
  25. Justin Billiot
  26. Ken Lowder
  27. Kerry McKennon
  28. Kevin Ludlow
  29. Kim Kelley
  30. Larry Parr
  31. Marco Buentello
  32. Maximilian Martin
  33. Michael Binkley
  34. Morgan Bradford
  35. Nghi T. Ho
  36. Nicolas Serna, III
  37. Patrick Peavy
  38. Paul Ingmundson
  39. Quinn Eaker
  40. Robert Harris (Texas)
  41. Rod Wingo
  42. Rodney Caston
  43. Ron Walenta
  44. Scott McKinlay
  45. Thomas Griffing
  46. W. Carl Spiller
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