United States presidential election in Texas, 2016

Main article: United States presidential election, 2016

November 8, 2016



Nominee	Donald Trump	Hillary Clinton
Party	Republican	Democratic
Home state	New York	New York
Running mate	Mike Pence	Tim Kaine
Electoral vote	38	0
Popular vote	4,685,047	3,877,868
Percentage	52.23%	43.24%

County Results

Trump

50-60%

60-70%

70-80%

80-90%

>90%

Clinton

40-50%

50-60%

60-70%

70-80%

80-90%

President before election

Barack Obama
Democratic

Elected President

Donald Trump
Republican

The 2016 United States presidential election in Texas was held on November 8, 2016, as part of the 2016 General Election in which all 50 states plus The District of Columbia participate. Texas voters will choose 38 electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote. The election pitted the Republican Party's nominee businessman Donald Trump and his running mate Indiana governor Mike Pence against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of the Democratic Party and her running mate, Senator Tim Kaine, as well as a number of newer or smaller party candidates.

Texas was won by President-elect Donald Trump with a 8.99% margin of victory, a reduced margin from Mitt Romney's 16% margin in 2012. Texas was one of eleven states that shifted more Democratic between the 2012 and 2016 presidential elections.^[1] The change can be attributed to significant shifts toward Democrats in Texas's largest metropolitan areas. For example, while Barack Obama and Mitt Romney were roughly tied in Harris County (home of Houston) in the 2012 election, Hillary Clinton won the county by over 150,000 votes. Additionally, Hillary Clinton was the first Democrat to win Fort Bend County since 1964. Conversely, Trump's margin of 94.6% in Roberts County was his largest in the entire United States.

On March 1, 2016, in the presidential primaries, Texas voters expressed their preferences for the Democratic, Republican, and Green parties' respective nominees for President.

Democratic primary

Texas Democratic primary, 2016

March 1, 2016 (2016-03-01)



Candidate	Hillary Clinton	Bernie Sanders
Home state	New York	Vermont
Delegate count	147	75
Popular vote	936,004	476,547
Percentage	65.19%	33.19%

Texas results by county

Hillary Clinton

Bernie Sanders

Tie

Main article: Texas Democratic primary, 2016

The Texas Democratic Party held their state's primary in concurrence with the other Super Tuesday contests on March 1. Eight candidates appeared on the ballot, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, dropped-out candidate Martin O'Malley and five minor candidates (Rocky De La Fuente, Willie Wilson, Star Locke, Keith Russell Judd and Calvis Hawes.)

Results

Texas Democratic Party presidential primary, 2016^[2]
Candidate	Popular vote		Delegates
Candidate	Count	Percentage	Pledged delegates	Super delegates	Total delegates
Hillary Clinton	936,004	65.19%	147	21	168
Bernie Sanders	476,547	33.19%	75	0	75
Rocky De Le Fuente	8,429	0.59%	0	0	0
Martin O'Malley	5,364	0.37%	0	0	0
Willie Wilson	3,254	0.23%	0	0	0
Keith Russell Judd	2,569	0.18%	0	0	0
Calvis L. Hawes	2,017	0.14%	0	0	0
Star Locke	1,711	0.12%	0	0	0
Uncommitted	n/a			8	8
Total:	1,435,895	100%	222	29	251

Key:

Withdrew prior to contest

Republican primary

Texas Republican primary, 2016

March 1, 2016 (2016-03-01)



Candidate	Ted Cruz	Donald Trump	Marco Rubio
Home state	Texas	New York	Florida
Delegate count	104	48	3
Popular vote	1,241,118	758,762	503,055
Percentage	43.76%	26.75%	17.74%

Texas results by county

Ted Cruz

Donald Trump

Debates and forums

February 24, 2016 – Houston, Texas Megyn Kelly hosted a two-hour town hall event on The Kelly File with Kasich, Cruz, Rubio, and Carson in attendance. Trump did not participate in the forum.^[3]

February 25, 2016 – Houston, Texas

Candidate	Airtime^[4]	Polls^[5]
Trump	30:23	33.6%
Cruz	19:51	20.4%
Rubio	16:48	16.4%
Kasich	17:36	9.8%
Carson	10:15	7.4%

After the caucus in Nevada, the tenth debate was held at the University of Houston in Houston and broadcast by CNN as its third of four debates, in conjunction with Telemundo. The debate aired five days before 14 states vote on Super Tuesday, March 1. While the debate was to be held in partnership with Telemundo's English-language counterpart NBC, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus announced on October 30, 2015, that it had suspended the partnership in response to CNBC's "bad faith" in handling the October 28, 2015, debate.^[6]^[7] On January 18, 2016, the RNC announced that CNN would replace NBC News as the main host of the debate, in partnership with Telemundo and Salem Communications (CNN's conservative media partner). The debate was shifted a day earlier at the same time.^[8] National Review was disinvited by the Republican National Committee from co-hosting the debate over its criticism of GOP front-runner Donald Trump.^[9] On February 19, the criteria for invitation to the debate was announced: in addition to having official statements of candidacy with the Federal Election Commission and accepting the rules of the debate, candidates must have received at least 5% support in one of the first four election contests held in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada.^[10] By these criteria, all five remaining candidates, Carson, Cruz, Kasich, Rubio, and Trump, qualified for invitation to the debate.

Results

Texas Republican Party presidential primary, 2016^[11]
Candidate	Popular vote		Delegates
Candidate	Count	Percentage	Delegates
Ted Cruz	1,241,118	43.76%	104
Donald Trump	758,762	26.75%	48
Marco Rubio	503,055	17.74%	3
John Kasich	120,473	4.25%	0
Ben Carson	117,969	4.16%	0
Jeb Bush	35,420	1.25%	0
Uncommitted	29,609	1.04%	0
Rand Paul	8,000	0.28%	0
Mike Huckabee	6,226	0.22%	0
Elizabeth Gray	5,449	0.19%	0
Chris Christie	3,448	0.12%	0
Carly Fiorina	3,247	0.11%	0
Rick Santorum	2,006	0.07%	0
Lindsey Graham	1,706	0.06%	0
Total:	2,836,488	100%	155

Key:

Withdrew prior to contest

Green primary

The Texas Green Party held its elections at conventions at the precinct level on March 8,^[12] the county level on March 12,^[13] and the district level on March 19,^[14] leading up to the state nominating convention in Grey Forest, Texas on April 9 and 10.^[15]

On April 10 it was announced Jill Stein had won the convention.^[16]

Minnesota Green Party presidential caucus, March 1, 2016^[17]^[18]
Candidate	Votes	Percentage	National delegates
Jill Stein	-	-	15
Sedinam Moyowasifza-Curry	-	-	3
Darryl Cherney	-	-	2
Kent Mesplay	-	-	2
William Kreml	-	-	1
Total	-	100.00%	23

General election

Polling

Demographics

The last time Texas voted for a Democratic candidate was the 1976 Presidential election when Jimmy Carter won 51.14% of the popular vote. Hispanics, mostly Mexican-Americans, that will be eligible to vote in the 2016 election will number around 5 million. However, according to the Washington Post, only about half are actually registered and not all will make it to the polls on election day. Hispanic participation can create a very interesting and unpredictable outcome, especially on the Democratic statewide tickets since they lean heavily Democratic.^[19] The Hispanic turnout has increased by approximately 200,000 for each and every presidential election since 2000.^[20]

Predictions

The following are final 2016 predictions from various organizations for Texas as of Election Day.

Los Angeles Times: Leans Trump^[21]
CNN: Solid Trump^[22]
Sabato's Crystal Ball: Solid Trump^[23]
NBC: Leans Trump^[24]
Electoral-vote.com: Leans Trump^[25]
RealClearPolitics: Leans Trump^[26]
Fox News: Leans Trump^[27]
ABC: Solid Trump^[28]

Results

United States presidential election in Texas, 2016^[29]
Party		Candidate	Running mate	Votes	Percentage	Electoral votes
	Republican	Donald Trump	Mike Pence	4,683,352	52.41%	38
	Democratic	Hillary Clinton	Tim Kaine	3,868,291	43.29%	0
	Libertarian	Gary Johnson	William Weld	282,655	3.16%	0
	Green	Jill Stein	Ajamu Baraka	71,327	0.79%	0
	Independent (Write-in)	Evan McMullin	Nathan Johnson	20,227	0.22%	0
	Independent (Write-in)	Darrell Castle	Scott Bradley	2,789	0.03%	0
Totals				8,934,718	100.00%	38
Voter turnout (Voting age population)						59.16%

By county

County^[30]	Trump Votes	Trump %	Clinton Votes	Clinton %	Johnson Votes	Johnson %	Stein Votes	Stein %	Other Votes	Other %	Total
Anderson	13,165	77.95	3,358	19.88	307	1.81	57	0.33	0	0.00	16,887
Andrews	3,925	79.43	836	16.91	147	2.97	18	0.36	15	0.53	4,941
Angelina	21,666	72.47	7,538	25.21	560	1.87	106	0.35	26	0.10	29,896
Aransas	7,730	73.71	2,458	23.44	238	2.26	41	0.39	19	0.20	10,486
Archer	3,785	88.49	394	9.21	80	1.87	10	0.23	8	0.20	4,277
Armstrong	924	90.49	70	6.85	18	1.76	5	0.48	4	0.42	1,021
Atascosa	8,598	63.05	4,635	33.99	307	2.25	65	0.47	31	0.24	13,636
Austin	9,637	78.52	2,319	18.89	248	2.02	51	0.41	18	0.16	12,273
Bailey	1,343	74.94	397	22.15	39	2.17	5	0.27	8	0.47	1,792
Bandera	8,159	79.88	1,726	16.89	262	2.56	66	0.64	1	0.03	10,214
Bastrop	16,314	57.39	10,555	37.13	1,061	3.73	320	1.12	174	0.63	28,424
Baylor	1,267	84.52	191	12.74	31	2.06	3	0.20	7	0.48	1,499
Bee	4,743	55.91	3,443	40.58	238	2.80	34	0.40	25	0.31	8,483
Bell	51,780	54.76	37,608	39.77	3,800	4.01	811	0.85	552	0.61	94,551
Bexar^[31]	240,333	40.42	319,550	53.74	20,091	3.38	6,645	1.12	7,955	1.34	598,691
Blanco	4,212	74.08	1,244	21.88	180	3.16	33	0.58	16	0.30	5,685
Borden	330	90.41	31	8.49	3	0.82	1	0.27	0	0.00	365
Bosque	6,325	80.85	1,277	16.32	155	1.98	40	0.51	26	0.34	7,823
Bowie	24,913	71.99	8,831	25.52	582	1.68	144	0.41	133	0.40	34,603
Brazoria	72,653	60.08	43,075	35.62	3,765	3.11	803	0.66	615	0.53	120,911
Brazos	38,662	57.67	23,041	34.37	3,801	5.67	532	0.79	993	1.50	67,029
Brewster	2,073	48.87	1,869	44.06	208	4.90	76	1.79	15	0.38	4,241
Briscoe	625	84.91	91	12.36	14	1.90	4	0.54	2	0.29	736
Brooks	613	23.61	1,937	74.61	32	1.23	14	0.53	0	0.00	2,596
Brown	12,010	85.67	1,621	11.56	253	1.80	65	0.46	69	0.51	14,018
Burleson	5,316	76.37	1,491	21.42	118	1.69	20	0.28	15	0.24	6,960
Burnet	14,595	76.23	3,785	19.76	563	2.94	103	0.53	100	0.54	19,146
Caldwell	6,516	55.38	4,663	39.63	428	3.63	102	0.86	55	0.50	11,764
Calhoun	4,638	66.59	2,118	30.40	168	2.41	33	0.47	8	0.13	6,965
Callahan	4,858	87.20	568	10.19	107	1.92	23	0.41	15	0.28	5,571
Cameron	29,432	32.05	59,319	64.61	2,231	2.43	822	0.89	0	0.00	91,804
Camp	3,201	70.47	1,260	27.74	66	1.45	15	0.33	0	0.00	4,542
Carson	2,617	88.38	249	8.40	68	2.29	11	0.37	16	0.56	2,961
Cass	9,182	78.78	2,250	19.30	141	1.20	33	0.28	48	0.44	11,654
Castro	1,413	70.79	526	26.35	47	2.35	10	0.50	0	0.00	1,996
Chambers	13,278	79.43	2,939	17.58	385	2.30	59	0.35	55	0.34	16,716
Cherokee	12,896	76.92	3,466	20.67	305	1.81	34	0.20	63	0.40	16,764
Childress	1,802	86.46	253	12.14	24	1.15	5	0.23	0	0.00	2,084
Clay	4,376	87.29	536	10.69	87	1.73	12	0.23	2	0.06	5,013
Cochran	679	75.36	190	21.08	29	3.21	3	0.33	0	0.00	901
Coke	1,265	88.89	140	9.83	16	1.12	2	0.14	0	0.00	1,423
Coleman	3,177	87.23	387	10.62	53	1.45	18	0.49	7	0.21	3,642
Collin	200,395	56.18	139,837	39.20	13,790	3.86	2,523	0.70	143	0.06	356,688
Collingsworth	983	85.03	145	12.45	22	1.90	4	0.34	2	0.19	1,156
Colorado	6,323	74.38	1,977	23.25	144	1.69	36	0.42	20	0.26	8,500
Comal	44,996	72.62	14,166	22.86	2,062	3.32	343	0.55	393	0.65	61,960
Comanche	4,300	82.50	788	15.11	99	1.89	21	0.40	4	0.10	5,212
Concho	885	82.86	148	13.85	27	2.52	7	0.65	1	0.12	1,068
Cooke	13,174	82.65	2,345	14.71	315	1.97	60	0.37	45	0.30	15,939
Coryell	12,212	67.00	5,057	27.74	698	3.82	160	0.87	99	0.57	18,226
Cottle	486	83.36	84	14.40	11	1.88	2	0.34	0	0.00	583
Crane	1,047	75.75	299	21.63	28	2.02	7	0.50	1	0.10	1,382
Crockett	980	70.25	372	26.66	39	2.79	4	0.28	0	0.00	1,395
Crosby	1,180	68.36	468	27.11	59	3.41	5	0.28	14	0.84	1,726
Culberson	280	36.55	454	59.26	23	3.00	5	0.65	4	0.54	766
Dallam	1,258	81.63	222	14.40	46	2.98	9	0.58	6	0.41	1,541
Dallas [32][31][31]	262,945	34.87	461,080	61.14	24,025	3.19	6,114	0.81	0	0.00	754,164
Dawson	2,636	73.98	835	23.43	80	2.24	11	0.30	1	0.35	3,563
Deaf Smith	2,911	69.04	1,185	28.10	91	2.15	14	0.33	15	0.38	4,216
Delta	1,836	80.49	400	17.53	36	1.57	7	0.30	2	0.11	2,281
Denton	169,776	57.16	110,149	37.09	11,529	3.88	2,646	0.89	2,868	0.98	296,968
Dewitt	5,510	80.76	1,161	17.01	124	1.81	27	0.39	0	0.00	6,822
Dickens	755	83.05	128	14.08	23	2.53	3	0.33	0	0.00	909
Dimmit	974	30.20	2,173	67.37	57	1.76	21	0.65	0	0.00	3,225
Donley	1,225	83.67	190	12.97	40	2.73	5	0.34	4	0.29	1,464
Duval	1,316	31.63	2,783	66.89	49	1.17	11	0.26	1	0.05	4,160
Eastland	6,008	86.32	776	11.14	120	1.72	31	0.44	25	0.38	6,960
Ector	24,976	68.50	10,225	28.04	1,005	2.75	167	0.45	85	0.26	36,458
Edwards	741	69.44	302	28.30	17	1.59	5	0.46	2	0.21	1,067
Ellis	44,807	70.60	16,1797	25.52	1,738	2.73	322	0.50	400	0.65	63,464
El Paso	54,567	25.92	145,509	69.12	7,468	3.54	2,914	1.38	44	0.04	210,502
Erath	11,205	80.68	2,159	15.54	378	2.72	68	0.48	77	0.58	13,887
Falls	3,438	65.58	1,682	32.08	90	1.71	22	0.41	10	0.22	5,242
Fannin	9,536	79.32	2,123	17.66	267	2.22	46	0.38	49	0.42	12,021
Fayette	8,648	78.16	2,127	19.22	209	1.88	45	0.40	35	0.34	11,064
Fisher	1,265	73.16	403	23.30	44	2.54	10	0.57	7	0.43	1,729
Floyd	1,473	75.22	435	22.21	47	2.40	3	0.15	0	0.00	1,958
Foard	383	74.95	113	22.11	14	2.73	1	0.19	0	0.00	511
Fort Bend	117,212	44.77	134,475	51.37	6,898	2.63	1,782	0.68	1,394	0.55	261,761
Franklin	3,583	81.85	665	15.19	96	2.19	12	0.27	21	0.50	4,377
Freestone	5,995	78.79	1,461	19.20	139	1.82	13	0.17	0	0.00	7,608
Frio	1,232	45.91	1,401	52.21	37	1.37	13	0.48	0	0.00	2,683
Gaines	3,907	84.56	597	12.92	85	1.83	20	0.43	11	0.26	4,620
Galveston	73,566	59.06	45,503	36.53	4,040	3.24	885	0.71	553	0.46	124,547
Garza	1,223	82.85	224	15.17	21	1.42	7	0.47	1	0.09	1,476
Gillespie	10,445	79.07	2,286	17.30	331	2.50	61	0.46	86	0.67	13,209
Glasscock	553	91.55	34	5.62	13	2.15	2	0.33	2	0.33	604
Goliad	2,618	70.50	973	26.20	101	2.72	21	0.56	0	0.00	3,713
Gonzales	4,580	72.43	1,567	24.78	129	2.04	28	0.44	19	0.31	6,323
Gray	6,495	87.79	699	9.44	144	1.94	22	0.29	38	0.54	7,398
Grayson	35,274	74.79	10,276	21.78	1,255	2.66	263	0.55	96	0.22	47,164
Gregg	28,693	68.94	11,623	27.92	899	2.16	150	0.36	253	0.62	41,618
Grimes	7,065	74.11	2,194	23.01	219	2.29	50	0.52	5	0.05	9,533
Guadalupe	36,495	63.43	18,308	31.82	2,008	3.49	409	0.71	314	0.55	57,534
Hale	6,347	71.91	2,090	23.68	323	3.65	42	0.47	24	0.29	8,826
Hall	891	81.81	164	15.05	34	3.12	0	0.00	0	0.00	1,089
Hamilton	3,056	84.51	479	13.24	64	1.76	10	0.27	7	0.22	3,616
Hansford	1,730	88.85	171	8.78	37	1.90	9	0.46	0	0.00	1,947
Hardeman	1,207	79.77	249	16.45	48	3.17	7	0.46	2	0.15	1,513
Hardin	19,600	86.08	2,779	12.20	348	1.52	41	0.18	0	0.00	22,768
Harris	544,960	41.77	706,471	54.15	39,701	3.04	11,755	0.90	1,593	0.14	1,304,480
Harrison	18,712	70.64	7,130	26.91	447	1.68	75	0.28	123	0.49	26,487
Hartley	1,727	88.60	172	8.82	43	2.20	3	0.15	4	0.20	1,949
Haskell	1,403	79.26	314	17.74	42	2.37	6	0.33	5	0.28	1,770
Hays	33,730	46.88	33,117	46.03	3,622	5.03	1,055	1.46	421	0.60	71,945
Hemphill	1,460	86.39	181	10.71	44	2.60	2	0.11	3	0.16	1,690
Henderson	23,574	78.96	5,649	18.92	531	1.77	101	0.33	0	0.00	29,855
Hidalgo	48,608	28.09	118,739	68.63	3,788	2.18	1,855	1.07	0	0.00	172,990
Hill	10,075	78.01	2,535	19.62	256	1.98	40	0.30	9	0.09	12,915
Hockley	5,793	79.44	1,257	17.23	199	2.72	33	0.45	10	0.16	7,292
Hood	21,367	81.48	4,001	15.25	639	2.43	113	0.43	102	.41	26,222
Hopkins	10,704	79.09	2,508	18.53	220	1.62	44	0.32	101	0.44	13,533
Houston	6,205	74.28	1,978	23.68	90	1.07	29	0.34	51	0.61	8,353
Howard	6,653	76.09	1,768	20.27	233	2.67	56	0.64	27	0.33	8,719
Hudspeth	503	57.74	324	37.19	38	4.36	6	0.68	0	0.00	871
Hunt	23,866	76.21	6,301	20.12	857	2.73	161	0.51	127	0.43	31,312
Hutchinson	7,039	86.50	854	10.49	210	2.58	23	0.28	11	0.15	8,137
Irion	660	86.16	90	11.74	9	1.17	1	0.13	6	0.80	766
Jack	2,973	88.74	314	9.37	42	1.25	10	0.29	11	0.35	3,350
Jackson	4,266	80.58	904	17.07	78	1.47	27	0.51	19	0.37	5,294
Jasper	10,578	79.07	2,582	19.30	154	1.15	37	0.27	26	0.21	13,377
Jeff Davis	694	58.31	422	35.46	42	3.52	17	1.42	15	1.29	1,190
Jefferson	42,828	48.92	42,404	48.43	1,711	1.95	420	0.47	179	0.23	87,542
Jim Hogg	430	20.29	1,635	77.15	42	1.98	12	0.56	0	0.00	2,119
Jim Wells	5,411	43.77	6,688	54.10	207	1.67	40	0.32	15	0.14	12,361
Johnson	44,370	77.06	10,976	19.06	1,602	2.78	322	0.55	302	0.53	57,572
Jones	4,815	80.87	935	15.70	161	2.70	21	0.35	22	0.38	5,954
Karnes	2,959	70.60	1,144	27.29	70	1.67	12	0.28	6	0.16	4,191
Kaufman	29,537	71.69	10,265	24.91	980	2.37	197	0.47	219	0.56	41,198
Kendall	15,663	78.04	3,633	18.10	554	2.76	86	0.42	133	0.68	20,069
Kenedy	84	45.16	99	53.22	3	1.61	0	0.00	0	0.00	186
Kent	360	82.94	59	13.59	14	3.22	0	0.00	1	0.25	434
Kerr	17,658	76.09	4,665	20.10	653	2.81	114	0.49	116	0.51	34,644
Kimble	1,697	86.93	206	10.55	37	1.89	5	0.25	7	0.38	1,952
King	149	93.71	5	3.14	5	3.14	0	0.00	0	0.00	159
Kinney	936	65.73	457	32.09	25	1.75	6	0.42	0	0.00	1,424
Kleberg	4,364	45.90	4,713	49.57	314	3.30	92	0.96	23	0.27	9,506
Knox	1,078	78.85	247	18.06	28	2.04	5	0.36	9	0.69	1,367
Lamar	14,546	78.24	3,579	19.25	343	1.84	69	0.37	53	0.30	18,590
Lamb	3,040	77.84	770	19.71	87	2.22	8	0.20	0	0.00	3,905
Lampasas	6,371	77.92	1,479	18.08	252	3.08	47	0.57	27	00.35	8,176
La Salle	870	42.37	1,125	54.79	44	2.14	10	0.48	4	0.22	2,053
Lavaca	7,339	84.81	1,170	13.52	112	1.29	12	0.13	20	0.25	8,653
Lee	4,996	76.49	1,372	21.00	126	1.92	28	0.42	9	0.17	6,531
Leon	6,391	85.91	909	12.21	94	1.26	13	0.17	32	0.45	7,439
Liberty	18,856	78.06	4,851	20.08	364	1.50	84	0.34	0	0.00	24,155
Limestone	5,747	75.14	1,748	22.85	126	1.64	27	0.35	0	0.00	7,648
Lipscomb	1,159	87.01	135	10.13	25	1.87	3	0.22	10	0.77	1,332
Live Oak	3,450	80.51	739	17.24	65	1.51	13	0.30	18	0.44	4,285
Llano	8,283	79.41	1,825	17.49	205	1.96	64	0.61	53	0.53	10,430
Loving	57	89.06	4	6.25	1	1.56	2	3.12	0	0.00	64
Lubbock	65,566	66.33	27,956	28.28	3,908	3.95	630	0.63	787	0.81	98,847
Lynn	1,546	76.95	403	20.05	41	2.04	7	0.34	12	0.62	2,009
Madison	3,349	78.17	881	20.56	45	1.05	8	0.18	1	0.04	4,284
Marion	2,968	70.46	1,156	27.44	69	1.63	13	0.30	6	0.17	4,212
Martin	1,453	82.55	266	15.11	31	1.76	5	0.28	5	0.28	1,760
Mason	1,656	80.54	353	17.16	37	1.79	7	0.34	3	0.17	2,056
Matagorda	8,147	68.94	3,357	28.41	226	1.91	49	0.41	37	0.33	11,816
Maverick	2,816	20.72	10,397	76.51	266	1.95	109	0.80	0	0.00	13,588
McCulloch	2,546	82.31	480	15.51	51	1.64	9	0.29	7	0.25	3,093
McLennan	48,245	61.03	27,046	34.21	2,491	3.15	473	0.59	768	1.02	79,041
McMullen	454	90.98	40	8.01	2	0.40	1	0.20	2	0.40	499
Medina	12,054	70.06	4,624	26.87	403	2.34	106	0.61	16	0.12	17,203
Menard	681	79.00	153	17.74	25	2.90	1	0.11	2	0.23	862
Midland	36,896	75.17	9,993	20.36	1,661	3.38	203	0.41	326	0.68	49,079
Milam	6,340	73.47	2,042	23.66	176	2.03	49	0.56	22	0.28	8,629
Mills	1,949	86.93	242	10.79	41	1.82	6	0.26	4	0.20	2,242
Mitchell	1,780	81.13	353	16.08	50	2.27	7	0.31	4	0.21	2,194
Montague	7,526	87.47	885	10.28	170	1.97	23	0.26	0	0.00	8,604
Montgomery	150,188	73.47	45,744	22.37	6,136	3.00	1,015	0.49	1,321	0.67	204,404
Moore	3,974	75.27	1,096	20.76	166	3.14	26	0.49	17	0.34	5,279
Morris	3,443	69.27	1,425	28.67	77	1.54	19	0.38	6	0.14	4,970
Motley	571	92.09	40	6.45	9	1.45	0	0.00	0	0.00	620
Nacogdoches	14,751	65.34	6,822	30.22	700	3.10	157	0.69	143	0.65	22.573
Navarro	11,984	73.15	3,998	24.40	343	2.09	57	0.34	0	0.00	16,382
Newton	2,961	73.71	978	24.34	60	1.49	11	0.27	7	0.19	4,017
Nolan	3,551	74.22	1,029	21.50	142	2.96	22	0.45	40	0.87	4,784
Nueces	50,704	48.76	49,102	47.22	3,306	3.17	846	0.81	22	0.04	103,980
Ochiltree	2,628	87.57	274	9.13	74	2.46	5	0.16	20	0.68	3,001
Oldham	850	89.66	78	8.22	14	1.47	3	0.31	3	0.31	948
Orange	25,385	79.70	5,716	17.94	545	1.71	115	0.36	87	0.29	31,848
Palo Pinto	8,222	80.64	1,700	16.67	205	2.01	48	0.47	20	0.21	10,195
Panola	8,445	81.07	1,835	17.61	109	1.04	24	0.23	3	0.05	10,416
Parker	46,433	81.80	8,329	14.67	1,437	2.53	214	0.37	346	0.63	56,759
Parmer	1,911	67.64	848	30.01	55	1.94	4	0.14	7	0.27	2,825
Pecos	2,463	58.96	1,551	37.13	127	3.04	26	0.62	10	0.25	4,177
Polk	26,587	77.10	7,123	20.65	601	1.74	133	0.38	36	0.13	34,480
Potter	19,499	68.69	7,620	26.84	1,021	3.59	190	0.66	53	0.22	28,383
Presidio	652	29.52	1,458	66.03	64	2.89	29	1.31	5	0.25	2,208
Rains	3,919	84.64	619	13.36	77	1.66	15	0.32	0	0.00	4,630
Randall	43,379	80.05	8,340	15.39	1,867	3.44	227	0.41	376	0.71	54,189
Reagan	709	78.42	167	18.47	22	2.43	2	0.22	4	0.44	904
Real	1,382	82.21	262	15.58	28	1.66	6	0.35	3	0.20	1,681
Red River	3,924	76.07	1,148	22.25	67	1.29	8	0.15	11	0.24	5,158
Reeves	1,417	44.50	1,659	52.10	98	3.07	10	0.31	0	0.00	3,184
Refugio	1,830	62.07	1,034	35.07	71	2.40	10	0.33	3	0.13	2,948
Roberts	524	94.58	20	3.61	6	1.08	0	0.00	4	0.73	554
Robertson	4,665	66.42	2,203	31.36	125	1.77	17	0.24	13	0.21	7,023
Rockwall	28,396	71.24	9,633	24.16	1,293	3.24	207	0.51	330	0.85	39,859
Runnels	3,241	86.08	452	12.00	59	1.56	13	0.34	0	0.00	3,765
Rusk	14,675	77.26	3,935	20.71	333	1.75	51	0.26	0	0.00	18,994
Sabine	3,992	85.94	614	13.21	27	0.58	9	0.19	3	0.08	4,645
San Augustine	2,620	73.51	907	25.44	30	0.84	6	0.16	1	0.03	3,564
San Jacinto	8,050	77.95	2,034	19.69	169	1.63	52	0.50	21	0.23	10,326
San Patricio	13,004	60.25	7,825	36.25	571	2.64	113	0.52	69	0.34	21,582
San Saba	2,025	85.91	293	12.43	32	1.35	4	0.16	3	0.12	2,357
Schleicher	819	76.82	209	19.60	24	2.25	2	0.18	12	1.15	1,066
Scurry	4,403	83.39	733	13.88	103	1.95	22	0.41	19	0.37	5,280
Shackelford	1,378	91.62	103	6.84	21	1.39	0	0.00	2	0.15	1,504
Shelby	7,171	79.00	1,757	19.35	123	1.35	21	0.23	5	0.07	9,077
Sherman	807	86.31	96	10.26	27	2.88	3	0.32	2	0.21	935
Smith	58,631	69.90	22,128	26.38	2,062	2.45	340	0.40	710	0.87	83,871
Somervell	3,206	82.28	540	13.86	107	2.74	23	0.59	20	0.50	3,896
Starr	2,218	18.97	9,246	79.08	159	1.36	68	0.58	0	0.00	11,691
Stephens	3,034	87.66	348	10.05	65	1.88	7	0.20	0	0.00	3,461

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