Green Results As Promised: Part I, Texas

Special congratulations to Martina Salinas for utterly smashing her 2014 record for a Texas Green candidate in a four-way race. The other statewide candidates rode her coattails and also broke the 2% mark.

No Greens received the necessary 5% to secure ballot access for 2018. Salinas's Libertarian opponent Mark Miller did reach 5.27%, so the Libs will not have to petition for a ballot line that year.

Sources: The Secretary of State's Office, and the County Clerk websites for Bexar, Dallas, and Travis Counties.

All races below are four-way unless otherwise noted.
Vote counts may not be final.
Statewide candidates' names appear in italics.
Percentages are in bold, like the Texans who dared to Vote Green this year.

Federal
President/VP: Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka, 70,958, 0.79%
US House TX-2: JosH Darr: 2,872, 1.03%
US House TX-3: Paul Blair, 2,893, 0.91%
US House TX-6: Darrel Smith Jr., 7,165, 2.62% (no Libertarian)
US House TX-13: Rusty Tomlinson, 7,227, 3.37% (no Democrat)
US House TX-15: Vanessa Tijerina, 5,437, 3.06%
US House TX-16: Mary L. Gourdoux: 7,413, 4.29% (no Republican)
US House TX-18: Thomas Kleven, 5,838, 2.86% (no Libertarian)
US House TX-19: Mark Lawson, 9,761, 4.80% (no Democrat)
US House TX-20: Paul Pipkin, 8,969, 4.78% (no Republican)
US House TX-21: Antonio Diaz, 8,520, 2.40%
US House TX-24: Kevin McCormick, 3,738, 1.36%
US House TX-28: Michael D. Cary, 4,118, 2.50% (no Libertarian)
US House TX-29: James Partsch-Galvan, 1,453, 1.10%
US House TX-30: Thom Prentice, 2,051, 0.94%
US House TX-32: Gary Stuard, 22,692, 9.94% (no Democrat)
US House TX-35: Scott Trimble, 4,064, 2.06%
US House TX-36: Hal J. Ridley Jr., 25,911, 11.28% (no Democrat or Libertarian)

State
Railroad Commissioner: Martina Salinas, 282,249, 3.24%
Supreme Court Place 3: Rodolfo Rivera Muñoz, 230,106, 2.64%
Supreme Court Place 5: Charles E. Waterbury, 106,756, 1.22%
​Supreme Court Place 9: Jim Chisholm, 117,864, 1.35%
Court of Criminal Appeals Place 2: Adam King Blackwell Reposa, 120,270, 1.38%
Court of Criminal Appeals Place 5: Judith Sanders-Castro, 190,202, 2.19%
State Board of Education District 1: Hugo Noyola Jr., 54,503, 16.86% (no R or L)
State Senate District 26: Scott Pusich, 12,532, 6.44% (no Republican)
State House District 46: Adam Michael Greeley, 2,168, 4.08%
State House District 51: katija gruene, 6,129, 12.78% (no R or L)
State House District 70: Emmett Merwin, 596, 0.70%
State House District 92: Travis Christal, 1,165, 1.82%
State House District 127: Joseph McElligott, 3,496, 5.76% (no Democrat)
State House District 147: Brian M. Harrison, 1,673, 2.91% (no Libertarian)
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County
Bexar County Sheriff: James Dorsey, 10,816, 1.86%
Bexar County JP Pct. 2, Place 3: Diana Kendall, 16,556, 16.37% (no R or L)
Dallas County Sheriff: J.C. Osborne, 10,116, 1.36%
Dallas County Commissioner Pct. 3: Ona Marie Hendricks, 10,115, 5.20% (no Libertarian)
Dallas County Criminal Court 4: William R. Barr, 88,679, 16.03% (no R or L)
Travis County Sheriff: Debbie Russell, 14,154, 3.15%
Travis County Commissioner Pct. 1: Ashley Gordon, 5,752, 6.51% (no Libertarian)
Webb County Sheriff: Arturo Limon II, (can't find)
Webb County Commissioner Pct. 3: Santiago Santos, (can't find)
Webb County JP Pct. 1, Place 1: Luis F. Decker, (can't find)