Maverick County, TX
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Maverick County, TX
Results · General ElectionResults are now availableNovember 3, 2026 General Election
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Official Maverick County elections information: results, documents and campaign finance.

General Election · Nov 3, 2026

Election Results

The polls closed at 7:00 PM. Reports are posted here as the Elections Department releases them.

Unofficial results. They become official after the Commissioners Court canvass.

Unofficial results

Overall results (all ballots)

13,889 voters: 190 by mail, 9,587 early voting and 4,112 on Election Day.

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Federal 3 races

U.S. Senator

  • Ken Paxton REP 3,47024.98%
  • James Talarico DEM 8,63162.14%
  • Ted Brown LIB 4503.24%
  • Write-in 420.30%

U.S. Rep. District 23

  • Brandon Herrera REP 3,12026.49%
  • Katy Padilla Stout DEM 6,71457.00%
  • Ben Mendoza IND 5014.25%

U.S. Rep. District 28

  • Tano E. Tijerina REP 48623.03%
  • Henry Cuellar DEM 1,26860.09%
  • Marlón Durán GRN 803.79%
State 22 races

Governor

  • Greg Abbott REP 4,11129.60%
  • Gina Hinojosa DEM 8,65162.29%
  • Pat Dixon LIB 1721.24%
  • Write-in 230.17%

Lieutenant Governor

  • Dan Patrick REP 3,69526.60%
  • Vikki Goodwin DEM 7,47153.79%
  • Anthony Cristo LIB 4253.06%
  • Kevin McCormick GRN 1811.30%
  • Write-in 480.35%

Attorney General

  • Mayes Middleton REP 3,56325.65%
  • Nathan Johnson DEM 7,68855.35%
  • Tom Oxford LIB 3382.43%

Comptroller of Public Accounts

  • Don Huffines REP 3,34724.10%
  • Sarah Eckhardt DEM 7,49953.99%
  • V. Alonzo Echavarria-Garza LIB 6004.32%
  • Shehla Faizi GRN 1230.89%

Commissioner of the General Land Office

  • Dawn Buckingham REP 3,34124.06%
  • Benjamin Flores DEM 8,19559.00%
  • Neill Snider LIB 2531.82%

Commissioner of Agriculture

  • Nate Sheets REP 3,36824.25%
  • Clayton Tucker DEM 7,47953.85%
  • Austin R. Kelly LIB 4643.34%

Railroad Commissioner

  • Bo French REP 3,37324.29%
  • Jon Rosenthal DEM 7,55454.39%
  • Arthur DiBianca LIB 4423.18%

Chief Justice, Supreme Court

  • Jimmy Blacklock REP 3,67226.44%
  • Maggie Ellis DEM 7,68955.36%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 (Unexpired Term)

  • James P. Sullivan REP 3,86027.79%
  • Chari Kelly DEM 7,69255.38%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7

  • Kyle Hawkins REP 3,67526.46%
  • Kristen Hawkins DEM 7,70355.46%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8

  • Brett Busby REP 3,47325.01%
  • Gisela D. Triana DEM 7,81356.25%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

  • Thomas Smith REP 3,75227.01%
  • Okey Anyiam DEM 7,12851.32%
  • Mark Ash LIB 3902.81%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4

  • Kevin Patrick Yeary REP 3,62026.06%
  • Audra Riley DEM 7,45953.70%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9

  • John Messinger REP 3,54125.50%
  • Holly Taylor DEM 7,56654.47%

State Senator, District 19

  • Marcus Cardenas REP 3,57825.76%
  • Roland Gutierrez DEM 7,92457.05%

State Representative, District 74

  • Robert Garza REP 3,16122.76%
  • Eddie Morales, Jr DEM 9,47168.19%

Chief Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District

  • Scott Brister REP 3,47725.03%
  • Jerry Zimmerer DEM 7,60950.78%

Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 2

  • Scott K. Field REP 3,47725.30%
  • Tom Baker DEM 7,68055.30%

Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 3

  • April Farris REP 3,67226.44%
  • Marc M. Meyer DEM 7,44753.62%

Chief Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District

  • Bert Richardson REP 3,34424.08%
  • Antonia "Toni" Arteaga DEM 7,74655.77%

District Judge, 293rd Judicial District

  • Maribel Flores DEM 9,36767.44%

District Judge, 365th Judicial District

  • Amado Abascal DEM 9,16065.95%
County 13 races

County Judge

  • Ruben J Camarillo REP 1,63411.76%
  • Gerardo "Jerry" Morales DEM 8,35260.13%
  • David R. Saucedo IND 3,15222.69%

Judge, County Court at Law (Unexpired Term)

  • Ricardo Ramos REP 5,01036.07%
  • Cecilia A. Mascorro DEM 7,51454.10%

District Clerk

  • Leopoldo "Polo" Vielma DEM 9,11065.59%

County Clerk

  • Sara Montemayor DEM 9,24866.59%

County Treasurer

  • Rito J. Valdez DEM 9,18166.10%

County Commissioner, Precinct 1 (Unexpired Term)

  • Mario Cruz DEM 2,54267.84%

County Commissioner, Precinct 2

  • Tom Cary REP 80631.04%
  • Rosy Cantu DEM 1,56260.15%

County Commissioner, Precinct 4

  • Guadalupe "Lupe" Negrete REP 1,02127.72%
  • Alejandro Esquivel DEM 2,37464.46%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1

  • Anna Gabriela Derbez REP 88923.73%
  • Kina Mancha DEM 2,36062.98%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2

  • Ernie Leija DEM 1,65263.61%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 1

  • Gilbert Salas REP 87924.89%
  • Edgar Juarez DEM 1,52143.08%
  • Write-in: Domingo Rodriguez 838

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 2

  • Lidia Montes REP 9829.61%
  • Brianna Salas DEM 21364.35%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4

  • Tere Hernandez DEM 2,49267.66%
Eagle Pass Independent School District 3 races

Trustee, Position 3

  • Victor E. Perry 8,44560.80%

Trustee, Position 4

  • Hilda P. Martinez 6,23744.91%
  • Mario Castillon 3,50425.23%

Trustee, Position 5

  • Claudio Heredia 8,08758.23%
Maverick County Hospital District 1 race

Board of Directors (vote for up to 2)

  • Erika Diaz 4,51916.27%
  • Stephany Valdez 5,17518.63%
  • Guillermo Hernandez 1,3304.79%
  • Eliezer Hernandez Yeled Shalom P Clinic 3,26511.75%
  • Jesus Casas 3,22011.59%
  • Judy Canales 2,3838.58%

Figures from the Maverick County Elections Department. Results are unofficial until the Commissioners Court canvass.

Unofficial results

Early voting in person

9,587 ballots processed. Mail ballots and Election Day ballots are not yet included.

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Federal 3 races

U.S. Senator

  • Ken Paxton REP 2,24323.40%
  • James Talarico DEM 6,06463.25%
  • Ted Brown LIB 3013.14%
  • Write-in 230.24%

U.S. Rep. District 23

  • Brandon Herrera REP 2,07725.35%
  • Katy Padilla Stout DEM 4,75958.09%
  • Ben Mendoza IND 3364.10%

U.S. Rep. District 28

  • Tano E. Tijerina REP 28720.57%
  • Henry Cuellar DEM 86061.65%
  • Marlón Durán GRN 523.73%
State 22 races

Governor

  • Greg Abbott REP 2,66527.80%
  • Gina Hinojosa DEM 6,10463.67%
  • Pat Dixon LIB 1051.10%
  • Write-in 110.11%

Lieutenant Governor

  • Dan Patrick REP 2,36724.69%
  • Vikki Goodwin DEM 5,30155.29%
  • Anthony Cristo LIB 3073.20%
  • Kevin McCormick GRN 1211.26%
  • Write-in 210.22%

Attorney General

  • Mayes Middleton REP 2,29723.96%
  • Nathan Johnson DEM 5,45056.85%
  • Tom Oxford LIB 2342.44%

Comptroller of Public Accounts

  • Don Huffines REP 2,17922.73%
  • Sarah Eckhardt DEM 5,29755.25%
  • V. Alonzo Echavarria-Garza LIB 4104.28%
  • Shehla Faizi GRN 910.95%

Commissioner of the General Land Office

  • Dawn Buckingham REP 2,16822.61%
  • Benjamin Flores DEM 5,77260.21%
  • Neill Snider LIB 1721.79%

Commissioner of Agriculture

  • Nate Sheets REP 2,19222.86%
  • Clayton Tucker DEM 5,28755.15%
  • Austin R. Kelly LIB 3123.25%

Railroad Commissioner

  • Bo French REP 2,20022.95%
  • Jon Rosenthal DEM 5,31355.42%
  • Arthur DiBianca LIB 3313.45%

Chief Justice, Supreme Court

  • Jimmy Blacklock REP 2,41725.21%
  • Maggie Ellis DEM 5,43256.66%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 (Unexpired Term)

  • James P. Sullivan REP 2,53126.40%
  • Chari Kelly DEM 5,44256.76%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7

  • Kyle Hawkins REP 2,39624.99%
  • Kristen Hawkins DEM 5,45056.85%

Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8

  • Brett Busby REP 2,26723.65%
  • Gisela D. Triana DEM 5,53057.68%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

  • Thomas Smith REP 2,45425.60%
  • Okey Anyiam DEM 5,05852.76%
  • Mark Ash LIB 2652.76%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4

  • Kevin Patrick Yeary REP 2,36724.69%
  • Audra Riley DEM 5,27755.04%

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9

  • John Messinger REP 2,31724.17%
  • Holly Taylor DEM 5,34755.77%

State Senator, District 19

  • Marcus Cardenas REP 2,32624.26%
  • Roland Gutierrez DEM 5,58958.30%

State Representative, District 74

  • Robert Garza REP 2,06721.56%
  • Eddie Morales, Jr DEM 6,62269.07%

Chief Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District

  • Scott Brister REP 2,25523.52%
  • Jerry Zimmerer DEM 5,41056.43%

Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 2

  • Scott K. Field REP 2,26823.66%
  • Tom Baker DEM 5,43756.71%

Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 3

  • April Farris REP 2,39725.00%
  • Marc M. Meyer DEM 5,28355.11%

Chief Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District

  • Bert Richardson REP 2,16822.61%
  • Antonia "Toni" Arteaga DEM 5,48557.21%

District Judge, 293rd Judicial District

  • Maribel Flores DEM 6,50767.87%

District Judge, 365th Judicial District

  • Amado Abascal DEM 6,37566.50%
County 13 races

County Judge

  • Ruben J Camarillo REP 1,02010.64%
  • Gerardo "Jerry" Morales DEM 5,90861.63%
  • David R. Saucedo IND 2,14222.34%

Judge, County Court at Law (Unexpired Term)

  • Ricardo Ramos REP 3,29134.33%
  • Cecilia A. Mascorro DEM 5,38056.12%

District Clerk

  • Leopoldo "Polo" Vielma DEM 6,30165.72%

County Clerk

  • Sara Montemayor DEM 6,41366.89%

County Treasurer

  • Rito J. Valdez DEM 6,38866.63%

County Commissioner, Precinct 1 (Unexpired Term)

  • Mario Cruz DEM 1,78167.06%

County Commissioner, Precinct 2

  • Tom Cary REP 50428.97%
  • Rosy Cantu DEM 1,09162.70%

County Commissioner, Precinct 4

  • Guadalupe "Lupe" Negrete REP 70326.83%
  • Alejandro Esquivel DEM 1,70064.89%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1

  • Anna Gabriela Derbez REP 62723.61%
  • Kina Mancha DEM 1,66062.50%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2

  • Ernie Leija DEM 1,12364.54%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 1

  • Gilbert Salas REP 61224.82%
  • Edgar Juarez DEM 1,09744.48%
  • Write-in: Domingo Rodriguez 561

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Place 2

  • Lidia Montes REP 4340.95%
  • Brianna Salas DEM 5653.33%

Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4

  • Tere Hernandez DEM 1,77867.86%
Eagle Pass Independent School District 3 races

Trustee, Position 3

  • Victor E. Perry 5,80960.59%

Trustee, Position 4

  • Hilda P. Martinez 4,32145.07%
  • Mario Castillon 2,45825.64%

Trustee, Position 5

  • Claudio Heredia 5,59158.32%
Maverick County Hospital District 1 race

Board of Directors (vote for up to 2)

  • Erika Diaz 3,14916.42%
  • Stephany Valdez 3,68219.20%
  • Guillermo Hernandez 9104.75%
  • Eliezer Hernandez Yeled Shalom P Clinic 2,16711.30%
  • Jesus Casas 2,29211.95%
  • Judy Canales 1,7479.11%

Figures from the Maverick County Elections Department. Results are unofficial until the Commissioners Court canvass.

Election Public Notices

Public NoticePosted October 16, 2026

Maverick County Elections Department Has a New Telephone Number

Please be advised that the Maverick County Elections Department has changed its telephone number. New telephone number: 830-206-8351. Fax number: 830-206-8355. We kindly ask all Maverick County residents, voters, candidates and members of the community to update their contact information accordingly. For any election-related questions, voter registration assistance or general inquiries, please contact our office at our new telephone number.

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Voter registration For future elections: eligibility, how to register and how to update your info.

Registration deadline

Registration for the November 3 General Election closed on Monday, October 5, 2026

You can register now for future elections: the application must be postmarked or received by the 30th day before each election.

  • Step 1

    Am I Registered?

    Look up your record in the Texas Secretary of State's official portal. You can search by your Voter Unique Identifier (VUID, printed on your voter registration certificate), your Texas driver's license number, or your first and last name.

    The portal also shows your polling places a few days before each election.

    Check my registration

  • Step 2

    Register to Vote

    Fill out the official application online, print it, sign it, and mail it or deliver it in person to the Maverick County Elections Department.

    The online form is not submitted electronically — it must be printed and sent to the voter registrar.

    Start application

  • Moved?

    Update Your Info

    If you changed your name or moved within the county, you can update your registration online through Texas.gov or in writing with the voter registrar.

    If you moved to another county, you must re-register in your new county.

    Update online

Eligibility

Who can register?

  • Be a United States citizen.
  • Be a resident of the county where you submit the application (Maverick County).
  • Be at least 17 years and 10 months old when you apply, and 18 years old on or before Election Day.
  • Not be finally convicted of a felony — or, if you are a felon, have completed all of your punishment, including any term of incarceration, parole, supervision, period of probation, or have received a pardon.
  • Not have been determined by a final judgment of a court exercising probate jurisdiction to be totally mentally incapacitated or partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote.

Have ready

What do you need for the application?

  • Full name

    First, middle and last name (include suffix Jr., Sr., III), plus former name if any.

  • Date of birth

    Formatted mm/dd/yyyy.

  • Residence address

    Where you live. No P.O. Box, rural route or business address.

  • Mailing & previous address

    Only if your mailing address is different or you have moved.

  • Identification number

    One of these: Texas driver's license or Texas ID card number (DPS); if not issued, the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number; or check the box stating you have neither.

  • Signature & date

    You sign under penalty of perjury. Giving false information is a crime under state and federal law.

After you apply

What happens next?

  1. 1

    Submit your application

    By mail (USPS) or in person. It must be postmarked or received by the 30th day before the election.

  2. 2

    Registrar review

    If information is missing, you will get a notice in the mail with a deadline to respond.

  3. 3

    Registration takes effect

    30 days after the application is submitted, or on your 18th birthday, whichever is later.

  4. 4

    Receive your certificate

    It arrives by mail. Read it, sign by the X in the yellow area, and keep it in a safe place.

Registration FAQs

  • Where can I get a paper application?

    At the Maverick County Elections Department (501 E. Main St., Suite B, Eagle Pass), libraries, most post offices, high schools, DPS offices and Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) offices. You can also request a postage-paid application from the State.

  • Who can vote by mail?

    Only registered voters who: will be away from the county on Election Day and during early voting hours; are sick or disabled; are expected to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day; are 65 or older on Election Day; or are confined in jail or under involuntary civil commitment.

  • I'm 17. Can I register?

    Yes, once you are 17 years and 10 months old, as long as you will be 18 on or before Election Day. Your registration takes effect on your 18th birthday if that falls after the 30-day period.

Source: Texas Secretary of State · VoteTexas.gov. Questions about your registration? Call the Elections Department at (830) 206-8351.

2026 General Election official documents Order of Election and Notice of General Election.
Election results Official results and audits from past elections.
Campaign finance reports Candidate reports for the 2026 General Election and archive by year.

2026 General Election

This list is updated as the Elections Department receives the reports. Reports from previous elections are listed below, grouped by year.

All reports by year · 117