Overview
Texas. Elections Division.
State of Texas election
returns (county-by-county)
1846-1984 (not inclusive)
These records include
election returns, certificates of election and qualification, voter lists, poll
lists, resignations, notifications of death, appointments to fill vacancies,
militia returns, and associated correspondence. They comprise the
county-by-county returns of general, special, and contested elections in the
State of Texas for federal offices, statewide offices, district offices, and
(for earlier years) county and occasionally municipal offices, plus elections
for constitutional amendments. Dates covered are 1846-1984 (not inclusive).
Election returns indicate the number of votes for each candidate; certificates
of election and qualification of county and district offices give name of
person elected, office, date of qualification, and post office address.
Scattered primary returns begin in 1906. Returns for 1976-1984 are computer
printouts and are sometimes marked as unofficial
returns; those in 1976 and 1978 also give the number of registered
voters and percentage of voter turnout for each county.
176.55 cubic
ft.
Please note that some of these records are stored at the State
Records Center. Records requested before 10:00 a.m. will usually be available
by 4:00 p.m. the same day. Records requested after 10:00 a.m. and before 3:00
p.m. will usually be available by noon the next day.
English.
Restrictions on Access
Some of the election returns in the following inventory--specifically,
part of those for 1980, and all for 1982 and 1984 (1995/041)--are in off-site
storage at the State Records Center. They must be requested for you by Archives
staff. Records requested before 10:00 a.m. will usually be available by 4:00
p.m. the same day. Records requested after 10:00 a.m. and before 3:00 p.m. will
usually be available by noon the next day.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and
may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received
by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The
researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17
U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
None.
Agency History
The Texas Secretary of State is a constitutional officer of the
executive branch of state government, appointed by the governor and confirmed
by the senate for a term concurrent with the governor's (a two-year term at
first, a four-year term since 1974). The office was first created by the
Constitution of the Republic of Texas in 1836, and has been continued by each
succeeding Constitution.
The Secretary of State has a wide variety of duties and
responsibilities, including the following: authenticating the publication of
all laws passed by the state legislature; approving comptroller's accounts
against the state prior to payment; maintaining a register of all official acts
and proceedings of the governor, and all appointments to state boards and
commissions; interpreting and enforcing the Texas Election Code, as the state's
chief election officer; keeping the Seal of the State of Texas; maintaining
many business-related filings, including corporation and Uniform Commercial
Code filings.
The office of the Secretary of State is divided into five divisions:
Executive, Elections, Statutory Filings, Administrative Services, and
Information Services.
The Elections Division assists the Secretary of State in interpreting
and applying the Election Code and other election laws. The Secretary of State,
as Chief Election Officer of the State, has specific functions under the
Election Code, which include receiving, examining, and filing the official
certified returns of all general elections, special elections for members of
the legislature, and constitutional amendment elections.
The only duty of the Secretary of State specified by the Constitution
of 1836 was to receive returns of all elections for
officers who are to be commissioned by the President (General
Provisions, Section 2). Since 1835, returns of general and special elections
for district, national (for the Republic), statewide, and federal offices have
usually been certified to the Secretary of State by county judges. For county
and precinct offices (county judge, county clerk, district clerk, county
attorney, county treasurer, county surveyor, sheriff, county tax collector,
county tax assessor, county superintendent of public instruction, inspector of
hides and animals, public weigher, justices of the peace, constables, county
commissioners), the county judge filed a certificate of election and
qualification with the Secretary of State. The 1st Legislature approved a law
on May 11, 1846 requiring the Secretary of State to furnish forms to county
election officials for election returns, and to receive certified election
returns from these officials for members of the legislature. The 15th
Legislature approved an Act regulating elections on August 23, 1876, which
among other things, required that duplicate election returns be filed with the
Secretary of State for the following races: members of the legislature (state
senators and state representatives), governor, lieutenant governor,
comptroller, treasurer, commissioner of the General Land Office, attorney
general, judges of the Supreme, appellate and district courts, district
attorneys, and representatives of the Congress of the United States. Additional
state elective offices were added to this list as they were created:
superintendent of public instruction (1884), railroad commissioners (1890),
commissioner of agriculture (1907), and elected members of the State Board of
Education (1949). When U.S. Senators began to be chosen by popular election
after the ratification of the 17th amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1913),
they also were (eventually) added to the returns. For most of these offices,
the Secretary of State was required to open and count the returns in the
presence of the governor and the attorney general.
For county and precinct offices, the county judge filed (and now the
county clerk files) a certificate of election and qualification with the
Secretary of State. These offices included the following: county judge, county
clerk, district clerk, county attorney, county treasurer, county surveyor,
sheriff, county tax collector, county tax assessor, county superintendent of
public instruction, inspector of hides and animals, public weigher, justices of
the peace, constables, and county commissioners. The requirement for a
certificate of election was created by an act approved April 9, 1883 (18th
Legislature, Regular Session). A certificate of election is prepared for the
candidate who has been elected, by the following officials: the presiding
officer of the local canvassing authority for elections canvassed by that
authority; the governor for those offices whose elections are canvassed by the
State Board of Canvassers; and the secretary of state for presidential
electors. Each certificate of election must contain the candidate's name,
office, date of election, statement of election to an unexpired term (if
applicable), and the signature and seal of the officer preparing the
certificate. The certificates originally also contained the number of votes
cast for that candidate. The county clerk (formerly, the county judge) is
required to send a duplicate of the certificate of election to the Secretary of
State.
Scope and Contents of the Records
These records include election returns, certificates of election and
qualification, voter lists, poll lists, resignations, notifications of death,
appointments to fill vacancies, militia returns, and associated correspondence.
They comprise the county-by-county returns of general, special, and contested
elections in the State of Texas for federal offices, statewide offices,
district offices, and (for earlier years) county and occasionally municipal
offices, plus elections for constitutional amendments. Dates covered are
1846-1984 (not inclusive). Election returns are not included in this finding
aid for the following years (in which an election was known to be held): 1869,
1913, 1915, 1927, 1930, 1932, 1937(?), 1947, 1949, 1951-1952, 1954-1958, 1961,
1967-1968, 1974, 1979, and 1981 onward. (Since 1849, statewide elections have
normally been held once every two years--the even-numbered years since 1876.
But special elections and constitutional amendment elections are often held
during odd-numbered years. Apparently there were no elections held during the
following years prior to 1980: 1899, 1901, 1917, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1929, 1931,
1939, 1943, 1953, 1959, 1975.) Since 1835, returns of general and special
elections for district, statewide, and federal offices were usually certified
to the Secretary of State by county judges. For county and precinct offices,
the county judge filed a certificate of election and qualification with the
Secretary of State. These certificates of election are not precisely returns,
for they do not indicate the number of votes for each candidate, or even the
names of the losing candidates; the information they do give includes name of
person elected, office, date of qualification, and post office address.
Additional information contained in these records varies according to
the time period. Some returns show votes cast for all candidates; sometimes
only the winner is reported. Poll lists are scattered throughout, especially in
cases of contested elections. Resignations, notifications of death, and
appointments to fill vacancies may be found, more frequently in later years.
Returns for district offices are found in the county of the returning judge.
Returns for unorganized counties are usually filed with those of the returning
judge. During early statehood, some militia returns are present. Scattered
primary returns begin in 1906. Returns for 1976-1984 are computer printouts and
are sometimes marked as unofficial returns;
those in 1976 and 1978 also give the number of registered voters and percentage
of voter turnout for each county.
Election returns (county-by-county) are created as the official record
of election results at the county level, in order to determine the winner in
each race for district, statewide, and federal offices. Certificates of
election and qualification are created as the official record of election
results in elections for county and precinct offices, to certify the winner in
each race and to notify the Secretary of State as to which officials need to be
issued commissions.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
Note concerning known problems: These records
are unprocessed. Misfilings by date and/or by county have been found throughout
the records. Researchers are cautioned to check, at the very least, the years
on either side of the year being researched. Also, transfer sheets for
oversized material may be incorrect.
The original finding aid for election returns has been split into two
separate finding aids due to electronic file size limitations imposed by TARO.
Click here for
Republic of Texas election returns, 1835-1845. If
you are reading this in paper, that finding aid is found at a separate divider
within the binder.
The researcher should be sure to check Related
records, especially Texas Secretary of State, Elections Division, Election
materials, for returns not listed below for 1940-1980.
Arrangement of the Records
These records are arranged chronologically by year and then
alphabetically by county through 1966. Beginning in 1969, the arrangement is by
year, then by office or by purpose (i.e., constitutional amendment elections),
and then by county.
Index Terms
The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
Subjects:
Elections--Texas.
Places:
Texas--Officials and
employees--Selection and appointment.
Document Types:
Election
returns--Texas--1846-1984.
Printouts--Texas--Elections--1976-1984.
Voters'
lists--Texas--Elections--1846-1984.
Certificates--Texas--Elections--1846-1984.
Military
records--Texas--Elections--1846-1984.
Functions:
Regulating
elections.
Related Material
The following materials are offered as possible
sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the
records. The listing is not exhaustive.
Texas State Archives
Texas
Secretary of State, Election registers (a.k.a. appointment registers),
1836-1980 (not inclusive), 29.96 cubic ft.
[Between 1884 and 1978, the Election
registers apparently provide the same information as election returns
(county-by-county), and in a more convenient format: election returns for
general elections (giving the total number of votes cast in each county for
each candidate on the ballot for presidential electors, statewide and district
offices, and for each proposed constitutional amendment).]
Texas Secretary of State, Elections Division,
Election returns (precinct-by-precinct), 1972-1988, 99.25 cubic ft.
Strays Collection, Secretary of State,
Election returns, 1903, fractional
[There is no finding aid available
for this unprocessed collection. Call number is Strays S6]
Texas Secretary of State, Executive record
books, 1836-1917, 15.18 cubic ft. (originals), 14 reels of microfilm
(duplicates)
Texas Secretary of State, Bonds and oaths,
1835-1920, 68.04 cubic ft.
Strays Collection, Secretary of State, Bonds
and oaths, 1846-1908, fractional
[There is no finding aid available
for this unprocessed collection. Call numbers are Strays S1 thru S3]
Collin County Elections Administration,
Election returns record, 1882-1924, 2 volumes
[There is no finding aid available
for this unprocessed collection. Call number is 1984/095 (LR).]
Texas Secretary of State, Elections Division, Election
materials, 1909, 1913, 1936, 1940-1984, 84.47 cubic ft.
Publications
<emph render="italic">Texas Almanac,
</emph> 1857-1873, 1904-2001 (not inclusive), A. H. Belo & Co.,
Dallas Morning News (and various other publishers).
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), State of Texas election returns
(county-by-county), Elections Division, Texas Secretary of State. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Accession Information
Accession numbers: 1932/002, 1934/006, 1936/004, 1938/008, 1941/005,
1973/030, 1980/009, 1987/047, 1994/013, 1995/041, and unknown
These records were transferred to the Texas State Archives by the
Texas Secretary of State on September 28, 1932; March 12, 1935; November 12,
1937; January 3, 1939; March 28, 1942; October 17, 1972; by the Statutory
Documents Division of the Secretary of State on September 21, 1979; December
22, 1994; by the Publications Clearinghouse of the Texas State Library and
Archives Commission on November 14, 1986; and by the Secretary of State on
October 6, 1993.
Processing Information
Archives staff, March 1974, April 1974, June 1983
Paul Beck, October 1993
Tony Black, February 2005
Detailed Description of the Records
Election returns (county-by-county),
1846-1984
(not inclusive),
176.55 cubic ft.
Election returns,
1846-1966 (not inclusive)
2-12/496
Anderson-Houston Counties,
1846
2-12/497
Jackson-Wharton Counties,
1846
2-12/498
Anderson-Hunt Counties,
1847
2-12/499
Jackson-Wharton Counties,
1847
2-12/500
Anderson-Henderson Counties,
1848
2-12/501
Hopkins-Williamson Counties,
1848
2-12/502
Anderson-Kaufman Counties,
1849
2-12/503
Lamar-Williamson Counties,
1849
2-12/504
Anderson-Kaufman Counties,
1850
2-12/505
Lamar-Wood Counties,
1850
2-12/506
Anderson-Hunt Counties,
1851
2-12/507
Jackson-Williamson Counties,
1851
2-12/508
Anderson-Hunt Counties,
1852
2-12/509
Jackson-Wood Counties,
1852
2-12/510
Anderson-Hunt Counties,
1853
2-12/511
Jackson-Wood Counties,
1853
2-12/512
Anderson-El Paso Counties,
1854
2-12/513
Falls-Lavaca Counties,
1854
2-12/514
Leon-Wood Counties,
1854
2-12/515
Anderson-Freestone Counties,
1855
2-12/516
Galveston-Matagorda Counties,
1855
2-12/517
Medina-Wood Counties,
1855
2-12/518
Anderson-Coryell Counties,
1856
2-12/519
Dallas-Llano Counties,
1856
2-12/520
McLennan-Young Counties,
1856
2-12/521
Anderson-Goliad Counties,
1857
2-12/522
Gonzales-McLennan Counties,
1857
2-12/523
Madison-Young Counties,
1857
2-12/524
Anderson-Galveston Counties,
1858
2-12/525
Gillespie-Zapata Counties,
1858
2-12/526
Anderson-Hays Counties,
1859
2-12/527
Hidalgo-Zapata Counties,
1859
2-12/528
Anderson-Guadalupe Counties,
1860
2-12/529
Hamilton-Polk Counties,
1860
2-12/530
Red River-Zapata Counties,
1860
2-12/531
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1861
2-12/532
Eastland-Marion Counties,
1861
2-12/533
Mason-Zavala Counties,
1861
2-12/534
Anderson-Goliad Counties,
1862
2-12/535
Gonzales-Nueces Counties,
1862
2-12/536
Orange-Zapata Counties,
1862
2-12/537
Anderson-Grayson Counties,
1863
2-12/538
Grimes-Shelby Counties,
1863
2-12/539
Smith-Young Counties,
1863
2-12/540
Anderson-Hunt Counties,
1864
2-12/541
Jack-Young Counties,
1864
2-12/542
Miscellaneous counties,
1865
2-12/543
Anderson-Coryell Counties,
1866
2-12/544
Dallas-Hidalgo Counties,
1866
2-12/545
Hill-Montgomery Counties,
1866
2-12/546
Nacogdoches-Victoria Counties,
1866
2-12/547
Walker-Zapata Counties,
1866
2-12/548
Miscellaneous counties,
1867
2-12/548
Anderson-Coryell Counties,
1868
2-12/549
Dallas-Uvalde Counties,
1868
2-12/550
Angelina-Freestone Counties,
1870
2-12/551
Galveston-Llano Counties,
1870
2-12/552
McLennan-Wise Counties,
1870
2-12/553
Miscellaneous poll books (unidentified),
1870
2-12/554
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1871
2-12/555
Caldwell-DeWitt Counties,
1871
2-12/556
Ellis-Guadalupe Counties,
1871
2-12/557
Hamilton-Kerr Counties,
1871
2-12/558
Lamar-Montague Counties,
1871
2-12/559
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties,
1871
2-12/560
Sabine-Victoria Counties,
1871
2-12/561
Walker-Zapata Counties,
1871
2-12/561
2nd Senatorial District contested election,
1871
2-12/562
Anderson-Blanco Counties,
1872
2-12/563
Bosque-Cass Counties,
1872
2-12/563
Contested election,
1872
2-12/564
Chambers-Dallas Counties,
1872
2-12/565
Delta-Frio Counties,
1872
2-12/566
Galveston-Guadalupe Counties,
1872
2-12/567
Hamilton-Hunt Counties,
1872
2-12/568
Jack-Kinney Counties,
1872
2-12/569
Lamar-Llano Counties,
1872
2-12/570
McCulloch-Montgomery Counties,
1872
2-12/571
Nacogdoches-Presidio Counties,
1872
2-12/571
Contested election,
1872
2-12/572
Rains-Starr Counties,
1872
2-12/573
Tarrant-Victoria Counties,
1872
2-12/574
Walker-Zapata Counties,
1872
2-12/575
Senatorial District elections (1st, 3rd, 7th, 8th,
9th, 11th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 21st, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th,
28th, 29th),
1872
2-12/575
Senatorial District contested elections (15th, 25th),
1872
2-12/576
Anderson-Fort Bend Counties,
1873
2-12/577
Galveston-Montgomery Counties,
1873
2-12/578
Nacogdoches-Tyler Counties,
1873
2-12/579
Upshur-Zapata Counties,
1873
2-12/579
Contested election, 14th and 15th Senatorial
Districts,
1873
2-12/580
Angelina-Zapata Counties,
1874
2-12/581
Anderson-Llano Counties,
1875
2-12/582
McLennan-Zapata Counties,
1875
2-12/583
Anderson-Frio Counties,
1876
2-12/584
Galveston-Presidio Counties,
1876
2-12/585
Rains-Zapata Counties,
1876
2-12/585
1st-31st Senatorial Districts, 76th Representative
District,
1876
2-12/586
Bastrop-Zapata Counties,
1877
2-12/587
Anderson-Guadalupe Counties,
1878
2-12/588
Hamilton-Orange Counties,
1878
2-12/589
Palo Pinto-Zapata Counties,
1878
2-12/589
Contested election, 75th Representative District,
1878
2-12/590
Aransas-Wood Counties,
1879
2-12/590
Contested election, 37th Representative District,
1879
2-12/591
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1880
2-12/592
Eastland-Jones Counties,
1880
2-12/593
Karnes-Morris Counties,
1880
2-12/594
Nacogdoches-Starr Counties,
1880
2-12/595
Tarrant-Zapata Counties,
1880
2-12/596
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1881
2-12/597
Eastland-Llano Counties,
1881
2-12/598
McCulloch-Stephens Counties,
1881
2-12/599
Tarrant-Zapata Counties,
1881
2-12/600
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1882
2-12/601
Caldwell-Cooke Counties,
1882
2-12/602
Dallas-Frio Counties,
1882
2-12/603
Galveston-Hunt Counties,
1882
2-12/604
Jack-Llano Counties,
1882
2-12/851
McCulloch-Nueces Counties,
1882
2-12/605
Oldham-Stephens Counties,
1882
2-12/606
Tarrant-Wood Counties,
1882
2-12/607
Anderson-Guadalupe Counties,
1883
2-12/608
Hamilton-Nueces Counties,
1883
2-12/609
Orange-Young Counties,
1883
2-12/610
Anderson-Bowie Counties,
1884
2-12/611
Brazoria-Coleman Counties,
1884
2-12/612
Collin-Falls Counties,
1884
2-12/613
Fannin-Hood Counties,
1884
2-12/614
Hopkins-Maverick Counties,
1884
2-12/615
Medina-Robertson Counties,
1884
2-12/616
Rockwall-Victoria Counties,
1884
2-12/617
Walker-Zavala Counties,
1884
2-12/618
Miscellaneous counties,
1885
2-12/619
Anderson-Comanche Counties,
1886
2-12/620
Concho-Guadalupe Counties,
1886
2-12/621
Hamilton-Knox Counties,
1886
2-12/622
Lamar-Morris Counties,
1886
2-12/623
Nacogdoches-Victoria Counties,
1886
2-12/624
Walker-Zavala Counties,
1886
2-12/625
Anderson-Guadalupe Counties,
1887
2-12/626
Hale-Presidio Counties,
1887
2-12/627
Red River-Zavala Counties,
1887
2-12/628
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1888
2-12/629
Caldwell-Duval Counties,
1888
2-12/630
Eastland-Hays Counties,
1888
2-12/631
Hemphill-Kerr Counties,
1888
2-12/632
Kimble-McMullen Counties,
1888
2-12/633
Madison-Orange Counties,
1888
2-12/634
Palo Pinto-Stephens Counties,
1888
2-12/635
Tarrant-Zavala Counties,
1888
2-12/635
Minutes of Electoral College,
January 14,
1889
2-12/636
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1890
2-12/637
Eastland-Irion Counties,
1890
2-12/638
Jack-Morris Counties,
1890
2-12/639
Nacogdoches-Swisher Counties,
1890
2-12/640
Tarrant-Zavala Counties,
1890
2-12/641
Anderson-Hamilton Counties,
1891
2-12/642
Hansford-Nolan Counties,
1891
2-12/643
Ochiltree-Zavala Counties,
1891
2-12/644
Anderson-Castro Counties,
1892
2-12/645
Chambers-Crosby Counties,
1892
2-12/646
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1892
2-12/647
Galveston-Irion Counties,
1892
2-12/648
Jack-Lubbock Counties,
1892
2-12/649
McCulloch-Orange Counties,
1892
2-12/650
Palo Pinto-Rusk Counties,
1892
2-12/651
Sabine-Uvalde Counties,
1892
2-12/652
Val Verde-Zavala Counties,
1892
2-12/653
Armstrong-Zavala Counties,
1893
2-12/654
Anderson-Castro Counties,
1894
2-12/655
Chambers-Duval Counties,
1894
2-12/656
Eastland-Guadalupe Counties,
1894
2-12/657
Hale-Jones Counties,
1894
2-12/658
Karnes-Maverick Counties,
1894
2-12/659
Medina-Presidio Counties,
1894
2-12/660
Rains-Tom Green Counties,
1894
2-12/661
Travis-Zavala Counties,
1894
2-12/662
Colorado-Zavala Counties,
1895
2-12/663
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1896
2-12/664
Caldwell-Crosby Counties,
1896
2-12/665
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1896
2-12/666
Galveston-Henderson Counties,
1896
2-12/667
Hidalgo-Knox Counties,
1896
2-12/668
Lamar-Mason Counties,
1896
2-12/669
Matagorda-Nolan Counties,
1896
2-12/670
Nueces-Rusk Counties,
1896
2-12/671
Sabine-Tyler Counties,
1896
2-12/672
Upshur-Zavala Counties,
1896
2-12/673
Anderson-Zavala Counties (special election),
1897
2-12/674
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1898
2-12/675
Caldwell-Crosby Counties,
1898
2-12/676
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1898
2-12/677
Galveston-Irion Counties,
1898
2-12/678
Jack-Lubbock Counties,
1898
2-12/679
McCulloch-Nueces Counties,
1898
2-12/680
Ochiltree-Smith Counties,
1898
2-12/681
Somervell-Zavala Counties,
1898
2-12/682
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1900
2-12/683
Caldwell-Crosby Counties,
1900
2-12/684
Dallam-Franklin Counties,
1900
2-12/685
Freestone-Hutchinson Counties,
1900
2-12/686
Irion-Lubbock Counties,
1900
2-12/687
McCulloch-Nueces Counties,
1900
2-12/688
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties,
1900
2-12/689
Sabine-Throckmorton Counties,
1900
2-12/690
Titus-Zavala Counties,
1900
2-12/691
Anderson-Calhoun Counties,
1902
2-12/692
Callahan-Denton Counties,
1902
2-12/693
DeWitt-Guadalupe Counties,
1902
2-12/694
Hale-Jones Counties,
1902
2-12/695
Karnes-Maverick Counties,
1902
2-12/696
Medina-Rusk Counties,
1902
2-12/697
Sabine-Webb Counties,
1902
2-12/698
Wharton-Zavala Counties,
1902
2-12/699
Miscellaneous counties,
1903
2-12/700
Anderson-Cass Counties,
1904
2-12/701
Castro-Duval Counties,
1904
2-12/702
Eastland-Harris Counties,
1904
2-12/703
Harrison-Lavaca Counties,
1904
2-12/704
Lee-Presidio Counties,
1904
2-12/705
Rains-Tyler Counties,
1904
2-12/706
Upshur-Zavala Counties,
1904
2-12/707
Miscellaneous counties,
1905
2-12/708
Anderson-Crosby Counties,
1906
2-12/709
Dallam-Hutchinson Counties,
1906
2-12/710
Irion-Motley Counties,
1906
2-12/711
Nacogdoches-Swisher Counties,
1906
2-12/712
Tarrant-Zavala Counties,
1906
4-16/161
Certificates of election and qualification of county
and precinct officers,
1906
2-12/712
Miscellaneous counties,
1907
2-12/713
Anderson-Crosby Counties,
1908
2-12/714
Dallam-Guadalupe Counties,
1908
2-12/715
Hale-Knox Counties,
1908
2-12/716
Lamb-Presidio Counties,
1908
2-12/717
Rains-Zavala Counties,
1908
2-12/718
Anderson-Knox Counties,
1909
2-12/719
Lamar-Zavala Counties,
1909
2-12/720
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1910
2-12/721
Eastland-Hutchinson Counties,
1910
2-12/722
Irion-Motley Counties,
1910
2-12/723
Nacogdoches-Swisher Counties,
1910
2-12/724
Tarrant-Zavala Counties,
1910
2-12/725
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1911
2-12/726
Eastland-Jones Counties,
1911
2-12/727
Karnes-Zavala Counties,
1911
2-12/728
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1912
2-12/729
Eastland-Lynn Counties,
1912
2-12/730
McCulloch-Rusk Counties,
1912
2-12/731
Sabine-Zavala Counties,
1912
4-16/185
Certificates of election and qualification of county
and precinct officers and related correspondence,
1912-1913
2-12/732
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1914
2-12/733
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1914
2-12/734
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1914
2-12/735
Gaines-Irion Counties,
1914
2-12/736
Jack-Lynn Counties,
1914
2-12/737
McCulloch-Orange Counties,
1914
2-12/738
Palo Pinto-Rusk Counties,
1914
2-12/739
Sabine-Uvalde Counties,
1914
2-12/740
Val Verde-Zavala Counties,
1914
2-12/741
Miscellaneous counties,
1916
2-12/742
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1916
2-12/743
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1916
2-12/744
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1916
2-12/745
Gaines-Hays Counties,
1916
2-12/746
Hemphill-Knox Counties,
1916
2-12/747
Lamar-Motley Counties,
1916
2-12/748
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties,
1916
2-12/749
Sabine-Zavala Counties,
1916
2-12/750
Anderson-Culberson Counties,
1918
2-12/751
Dallam-Guadalupe Counties,
1918
2-12/752
Hale-Jones Counties,
1918
2-12/798
Karnes-Motley Counties,
1918
2-12/753
Nacogdoches-Scurry Counties,
1918
2-12/754
Shackelford-Zavala Counties,
1918
2-12/755
San Patricio County (returns of Democratic Primary),
July 27,
1918
2-12/755
Cameron County (returns of General Election, precincts
1 and 2),
November 5,
1918
2-12/755
Webb County (poll lists and tally lists of General
Election, precincts 3 through 10),
November 5,
1918
2-12/756
Anderson-Frio Counties,
1919
2-12/757
Galveston-Motley Counties,
1919
2-12/758
Nacogdoches-Zavala Counties,
1919
2-12/759
Anderson-Burleson Counties,
1920
2-12/760
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1920
2-12/761
Dallam-Gillespie Counties,
1920
2-12/762
Glasscock-Irion Counties,
1920
2-12/763
Jack-Lynn Counties,
1920
2-12/764
McCulloch-Orange Counties,
1920
2-12/765
Palo Pinto-Tyler Counties,
1920
2-12/766
Upshur-Zavala Counties,
1920
2-12/767
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1922
2-12/768
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1922
2-12/769
Dallam-Erath Counties,
1922
2-12/770
Falls-Guadalupe Counties,
1922
2-12/771
Hale-Irion Counties,
1922
2-12/772
Jack-Knox Counties,
1922
2-12/773
Lamar-Maverick Counties,
1922
2-12/774
Medina-Presidio Counties,
1922
2-12/775
Rains-Swisher Counties,
1922
2-12/776
Tarrant-Wichita Counties,
1922
2-12/777
Wilbarger-Zavala Counties,
1922
2-12/778
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1924
2-12/779
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1924
2-12/780
Dallam-Erath Counties,
1924
2-12/781
Falls-Guadalupe Counties,
1924
2-12/782
Hale-Irion Counties,
1924
2-12/783
Jack-Knox Counties,
1924
2-12/784
Lamar-Motley Counties,
1924
2-12/785
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties,
1924
2-12/786
Sabine-Tyler Counties,
1924
2-12/787
Upshur-Wood Counties,
1924
2-12/788
Yoakum-Zavala Counties,
1924
2-12/789
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1926
2-12/790
Caldwell-Culberson Counties,
1926
2-12/791
Dallam-Frio Counties,
1926
2-12/792
Gaines-Irion Counties,
1926
2-12/793
Jack-Knox Counties,
1926
2-12/794
Lamar-Orange Counties,
1926
2-12/795
Palo Pinto-Swisher Counties,
1926
2-12/796
Tarrant-Victoria Counties,
1926
2-12/797
Walker-Zavala Counties,
1926
4-16/189
Certificates of election and qualification of county
and precinct officers and related correspondence,
1926
2-12/797
Smith County (contested election),
1928
2-12/799
Anderson-Zavala Counties,
1933
2-12/800
Anderson-Erath Counties,
1934
2-12/801
Falls-Knox Counties,
1934
2-12/802
Lamar-San Saba Counties,
1934
2-12/803
Schleicher-Zavala Counties,
1934
2-12/804
Compilation of primary returns,
1934
2-12/805
Anderson-Yoakum Counties,
1935
2-12/806
Anderson-Collin Counties,
1936
2-12/807
Collingsworth-Guadalupe Counties,
1936
2-12/808
Hale-Johnson Counties,
1936
2-12/809
Jones-Orange Counties,
1936
2-12/810
Palo Pinto-Uvalde Counties,
1936
2-12/811
Val Verde-Zavala Counties,
1936
4-16/154
Certificates of election and qualification of county
and precinct officers and related correspondence,
1936-1938
2-12/812
Anderson-Burnet Counties,
1938
2-12/813
Caldwell-Erath Counties,
1938
2-12/814
Falls-Irion Counties,
1938
2-12/815
Jack-Montgomery Counties,
1938
2-12/818
Moore-Stephens Counties,
1938
2-12/817
Sterling-Zavala Counties,
1938
2-12/816
Miscellaneous counties,
1945
2-12/825
Anderson-Zavala Counties,
1946
2-12/825
Miscellaneous counties,
1948
2-12/817
Miscellaneous counties,
1948
2-12/817
Miscellaneous counties,
1950
2-12/819
Anderson-Guadalupe Counties,
1960
2-12/820
Hale-Orange Counties,
1960
2-12/821
Palo Pinto-Zavala Counties,
1960
2-12/822
Anderson-Culberson Counties,
1962
2-12/823
Dallam-Hidalgo Counties,
1962
2-12/824
Hill-McMullen Counties,
1962
2-12/826
Madison-San Patricio Counties,
1962
2-12/827
San Saba-Zavala Counties,
1962
2-12/828
Anderson-Erath Counties,
1963
2-12/829
Falls-Lynn Counties,
1963
2-12/830
McCulloch-Zavala Counties,
1963
2-12/831
Anderson-Chambers Counties,
1964
2-12/832
Cherokee-Erath Counties,
1964
2-12/833
Falls-Jackson Counties,
1964
2-12/834
Jasper-McMullen Counties,
1964
2-12/835
Madison-Red River Counties,
1964
2-12/836
Reeves-Tyler Counties,
1964
2-12/837
Upshur-Zavala Counties,
1964
2-12/844
Anderson-Culberson Counties,
1965
2-12/845
Dallam-Goliad Counties,
1965
2-12/850
Gonzales-Jefferson Counties,
1965
2-12/846
Jim Hogg-McMullen Counties,
1965
2-12/847
Madison-Robertson Counties,
1965
2-12/848
Rockwall-Tyler Counties,
1965
2-12/849
Upshur-Zavala Counties,
1965
2-12/838
Anderson-Cochran Counties,
1966
2-12/839
Coke-Grimes Counties,
1966
2-12/840
Guadalupe-Jones Counties,
1966
2-12/841
Karnes-Montague Counties,
1966
2-12/842
Montgomery-Somervell Counties,
1966
2-12/843
Starr-Zavala Counties,
1966
Certificates of election and
qualification of county and precinct officers, with correspondence,
1960, 1962, 1964
307-309
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1960
307-310
Eastland-Jones Counties,
1960
307-311
Karnes-Rusk Counties,
1960
307-312
Sabine-Zavala Counties,
1960
307-313
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1962
307-314
Eastland-Jones Counties,
1962
307-315
Karnes-Rusk Counties,
1962
307-316
Sabine-Zavala Counties,
1962
307-317
Anderson-Duval Counties,
1964
307-318
Eastland-Hill Counties,
1964
307-319
Hockley-Lynn Counties,
1964
307-320
McCulloch-Rusk Counties,
1964
307-321
Sabine-Zavala Counties,
1964
Election returns by office,
1969-1984 (not inclusive)
Constitutional amendment election,
August 5,
1969:
307-299
1.
Tally sheets
307-299
2.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-299
3.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-299
4.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-299
5.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-299
6.
Irion-Knox Counties
307-299
7.
Lamar-Motley Counties
307-299
8.
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties
307-299
9.
Sabine-Swisher Counties
307-299
10.
Tarrant-Victoria Counties
307-299
11.
Walker-Zavala Counties
General election,
November 3,
1970:
Tally sheets,
November 3,
1970:
307-299
12.
U.S. Senator
307-299
13.
Governor
307-299
14.
Lieutenant Governor
307-299
15.
Attorney General
307-299
16.
Comptroller of Public Accounts
307-299
17.
State Treasurer
307-299
18.
Commissioner of General Land Office
307-299
19.
Commissioner of Agriculture
307-299
20.
Railroad Commissioner
307-299
21.
Supreme Court Place One
307-299
22.
Supreme Court Place Two
307-299
23.
Supreme Court Place Three
307-299
24.
Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal
Appeals
307-299
25.
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals
307-299
26.
Constitutional amendments
307-299
27.
U.S. Representative
307-299
28.
State Senator
307-299
29.
State Representative
307-299
30.
State Board of Education
307-299
31.
Court of Civil Appeals
307-299
32.
District Judges
307-299
33.
District Attorneys
U.S. Senator,
November 3,
1970:
307-300
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-300
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-300
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-300
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-300
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-300
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-300
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-300
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-300
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Statewide offices,
November 3,
1970:
307-300
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-300
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-300
12.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-300
13.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-300
14.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-300
15.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-300
16.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-300
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-300
18.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
November 3,
1970:
307-300
19.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-300
20.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-300
21.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-300
22.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-300
23.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-300
24.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-300
25.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-300
26.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-300
27.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Proposed constitutional amendments,
November 3,
1970:
307-301
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-301
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-301
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-301
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-301
5.
Irion-Knox Counties
307-301
6.
Lamar-Motley Counties
307-301
7.
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties
307-301
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-301
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
U.S. Representative,
November 3,
1970:
307-301
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-301
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-301
12.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-301
13.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-301
14.
Irion-Knox Counties
307-301
15.
Lamar-Motley Counties
307-301
16.
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties
307-301
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-301
18.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
State Senator,
November 3,
1970:
307-301
19.
Andrews-Burnet Counties
307-301
20.
Callahan-Duval Counties
307-301
21.
Eastland-Hutchinson Counties
307-301
22.
Jack-Lynn Counties
307-301
23.
McCulloch-Potter Counties
307-301
24.
Randall-Throckmorton Counties
307-301
25.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
State Representative,
November 3,
1970:
307-302
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-302
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-302
3.
Dallam-Erath Counties
307-302
4.
Falls-Guadalupe Counties
307-302
5.
Hale-Hutchinson Counties
307-302
6.
Irion-Knox Counties
307-302
7.
Lamar-Lynn Counties
307-302
8.
McCulloch-Motley Counties
307-302
9.
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties
307-302
10.
Sabine-Swisher Counties
307-302
11.
Tarrant-Victoria Counties
307-302
12.
Walker-Zavala Counties
State Board of Education,
November 3,
1970:
307-302
13.
Anderson-Freestone Counties
307-302
14.
Gaines-Morris Counties
307-302
15.
Nacogdoches-Yoakum Counties
Chief Justice and Associate Justices, Court of Civil
Appeals,
November 3,
1970:
307-302
16.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-302
17.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-302
18.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-302
19.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-302
20.
Irion-Knox Counties
307-302
21.
Lamar-Motley Counties
307-302
22.
Nacogdoches-Rusk Counties
307-302
23.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-302
24.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
District Judge,
November 3,
1970:
307-303
1.
Anderson-Burleson Counties
307-303
2.
Cameron-Duval Counties
307-303
3.
Ector-Gregg Counties
307-303
4.
Hale-Jim Hogg Counties
307-303
5.
Karnes-Lynn Counties
307-303
6.
McCulloch-Presidio Counties
307-303
7.
Randall-Swisher Counties
307-303
8.
Tarrant-Zapata Counties
District Attorney,
November 3,
1970:
307-303
9.
Angelina-Duval Counties
307-303
10.
Ector-Jones Counties
307-303
11.
Kendall-Victoria Counties
Proposed constitutional amendments election,
May 18,
1971:
307-303
12.
Tally sheets
307-303
13.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-303
14.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-303
15.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-303
16.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-303
17.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-303
18.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-303
19.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-303
20.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-303
21.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
General election,
November 7,
1972:
U.S. President,
November 7,
1972:
307-304
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-304
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-304
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-304
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-304
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-304
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-304
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-304
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-304
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
U.S. Senator,
November 7,
1972:
307-304
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-304
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-304
12.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-304
13.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-304
14.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-304
15.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-304
16.
Ochiltree-Rains Counties
307-304
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-304
18.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
November 7,
1972:
307-304
19.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-304
20.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-304
21.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-304
22.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-304
23.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-304
24.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-304
25.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-304
26.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-304
27.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Statewide offices,
November 7,
1972:
307-305
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-305
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-305
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-305
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-305
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-305
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-305
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-305
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-305
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Proposed constitutional amendments,
November 7,
1972:
307-305
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-305
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-305
12.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-305
13.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-305
14.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-305
15.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-305
16.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-305
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-305
18.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
U.S. Representatives,
November 7,
1972:
307-305
19.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-305
20.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-305
21.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-305
22.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-305
23.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-305
24.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-305
25.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-305
26.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-305
27.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
State Senator,
November 7,
1972:
307-306
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-306
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-306
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-306
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-306
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-306
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-306
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-306
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-306
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
State Representative,
November 7,
1972:
307-306
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-306
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-306
12.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-306
13.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-306
14.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-306
15.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-306
16.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-306
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-306
18.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
State Board of Education,
November 7,
1972:
307-306
19.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-306
20.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-306
21.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-306
22.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-306
23.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-306
24.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-306
25.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-306
26.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-306
27.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
Chief Justice and Associate Justices, Court of Civil
Appeals,
November 7,
1972:
307-307
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-307
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-307
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-307
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-307
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-307
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-307
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-307
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-307
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
District Judge,
November 7,
1972:
307-307
10.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-307
11.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-307
12.
Dallas-Freestone Counties
307-307
13.
Galveston-Hutchinson Counties
307-307
14.
Irion-Lubbock Counties
307-307
15.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-307
16.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-307
17.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-307
18.
Upton-Zavala Counties
District Attorney,
November 7,
1972:
307-307
19.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-307
20.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-307
21.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-307
22.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-307
23.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-307
24.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-307
25.
Ochiltree-Runnels Counties
307-307
26.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-307
27.
Upton-Zavala Counties
Proposed constitutional amendments election,
November 6,
1973
307-308
1.
Anderson-Burnet Counties
307-308
2.
Caldwell-Culberson Counties
307-308
3.
Dallam-Frio Counties
307-308
4.
Gaines-Hutchinson Counties
307-308
5.
Irion-Lynn Counties
307-308
6.
McCulloch-Nueces Counties
307-308
7.
Ochiltree-Rusk Counties
307-308
8.
Sabine-Tyler Counties
307-308
9.
Upshur-Zavala Counties
General election,
November 2,
1976:
1994/013-1
Book 1:
1994/013-1
President and Vice-president
1994/013-1
U.S. Senator
1994/013-1
U.S. Representatives
1994/013-1
Railroad Commissioner
1994/013-1
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
1
1994/013-1
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
2
1994/013-1
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
3
1994/013-1
Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal
Appeals
1994/013-1
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals and unexpired
term
1994/013-1
Constitutional Amendment #1, Water Development
Bonds
1994/013-1
Constitutional Amendment #2, Water Quality
Enhancement Bonds
1994/013-2
Book 2:
1994/013-2
State Representatives
1994/013-2
State Senators
1994/013-2
Member, State Board of Education
1994/013-2
Chief Justice, Court of Civil Appeals
1994/013-2
Associate Justice, Court of Civil
Appeals
1994/013-2
District Judges
1994/013-2
Criminal District Judges
1994/013-2
Judges, Domestic Relations Court
1994/013-2
Judges, Juvenile Court
1994/013-2
District Attorneys
1994/013-2
Criminal District Attorneys
1994/013-3
Constitutional amendments election,
November 8,
1977:
Democratic primary election,
1978:
1994/013-4
County-by-county
1994/013-5
By county, unofficial, printed by Texas Election
Bureau (includes runoff primary election)
General election,
November 7,
1978:
1994/013-6
Book 1:
1994/013-6
U.S. Representatives
1994/013-6
U.S. Senator
1994/013-6
Governor
1994/013-6
Lieutenant Governor
1994/013-6
Attorney General
1994/013-6
Comptroller of Public Accounts
1994/013-6
State Treasurer
1994/013-6
Commissioner of General Land Office
1994/013-6
Commissioner of Agriculture
1994/013-6
Railroad Commissioner
1994/013-6
Railroad Commissioner, unexpired term
1994/013-6
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
1994/013-6
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
1
1994/013-6
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
2
1994/013-6
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
3
1994/013-6
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
4
1994/013-6
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
1
1994/013-6
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
2
1994/013-6
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
3
1994/013-6
State Senators
1994/013-6
State Representatives
1994/013-7
Book 2:
1994/013-7
Member, State Board of Education
1994/013-7
Chief Justice, Court of Civil Appeals
1994/013-7
Associate Justice, Court of Civil
Appeals
1994/013-7
District Judges
1994/013-7
Criminal District Judges
1994/013-7
Judge, Family District Court
1994/013-7
Criminal District Attorneys
1994/013-7
District Attorneys
1994/013-7
Constitutional amendments
Democratic primary election,
1980:
1994/013-8
County-by-county
1994/013-9
Unofficial returns
Republican primary election,
1980:
1994/013-10
Unofficial returns
1995/041-60
Election returns, county-by-county, general election,
1980:
1995/041-60
State Representatives,
1980 and
1982
1995/041-60
District attorneys
1995/041-60
Railroad Commissioner (full term)
1995/041-60
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
1
1995/041-60
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
2
1995/041-60
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
3
1995/041-60
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
1
1995/041-60
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
2
1995/041-60
Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place
3
1995/041-60
Chief Justice, Courts of Civil Appeals
1995/041-60
U.S. Representative
1995/041-60
Railroad Commissioner (unexpired term)
1995/041-61
Democratic primary [election returns],
county-by-county,
1982:
1995/041-61
U.S. Senators
1995/041-61
U.S. Representatives
1995/041-61
Governor
1995/041-61
Lieutenant Governor
1995/041-61
Attorney General
1995/041-61
Comptroller of Public Accounts
1995/041-61
State Treasurer
1995/041-61
General Land Commissioner
1995/041-61
Railroad Commissioner
1995/041-61
Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal
Appeals
1995/041-61
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
1
1995/041-61
Commissioner of Agriculture
1995/041-61
Supreme Court, Place 1
1995/041-61
Supreme Court, Place 2
1995/041-61
Supreme Court, Place 3
1995/041-61
State Senators
1995/041-61
State Representatives
1995/041-61
State Board of Education
1995/041-61
District Attorney
1995/041-61
Criminal District Attorney
1995/041-61
Original for printing,
1982
[22 empty folders]
1995/041-61
Democratic primary: Runoff results,
[June 5,]
1982
1995/041-62
County-by-county returns for Republican primary,
1982
1995/041-62
Republican primary, original for printing,
1982:
1995/041-62
DA [District Attorney] and CDA [Criminal District
Attorney]
1995/041-62
U.S. Representatives
1995/041-62
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
2
1995/041-62
State Senator
1995/041-62
State Representative
1995/041-62
State Board of Education
1995/041-62
Chief Justice, Court of Appeals, District
2
1995/041-62
[other races, scattered throughout]
[10 folders empty]
1995/041-62
Republican primary [election returns],
county-by-county,
1982:
1995/041-62
U.S. Senator
1995/041-62
U.S. Representative
[empty]
1995/041-62
Governor
1995/041-62
Lt. Governor
[empty]
1995/041-62
State Treasurer
1995/041-62
Attorney General
1995/041-62
Railroad Commissioner
1995/041-62
Agricultural Commissioner
1995/041-62
General Land Commissioner
1995/041-62
Comptroller
1995/041-62
Supreme Court, Place 1
1995/041-62
Court of Criminal Appeals, [Place 2]
1995/041-62
Court of Appeals, [District 2]
1995/041-62
Criminal District Judge
1995/041-62
District Judge
1995/041-62
State Board of Education
[empty]
1995/041-62
State Senate
[empty]
1995/041-62
State Representative
[empty]
1995/041-62
District Attorney
1995/041-62
Criminal District Attorney
1995/041-62
Republican primary: Runoff results,
1982
1995/041-63
General election [returns],
1982:
1995/041-63
Official county-by-county returns, general election,
November 2,
1982
[2 folders]
1995/041-63
U.S. Senator
[empty]
1995/041-63
U.S. Representatives
[empty]
1995/041-63
Governor
1995/041-63
Court of Criminal Appeals, Presiding
Judge
[empty]
1995/041-63
Governor (original for printing)
[2 folders]
1995/041-63
Lt. Governor
[3 folders, one original for printing, one
empty]
1995/041-63
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 1
1995/041-63
Attorney General
1995/041-63
Comptroller of Public Accounts
1995/041-63
State Treasurer
1995/041-63
[Commissioner of Agriculture]
1995/041-63
Commissioner of General Land Office
1995/041-63
Railroad Commissioner
1995/041-63
State Senate
1995/041-63
State Representatives
1995/041-63
Supreme Court [Justice], Place 1
1995/041-63
Supreme Court Justice, Place 2
1995/041-63
Supreme Court [Justice], Place 3
1995/041-63
Court of Criminal Appeals [Judge], Place
2
1995/041-63
Court[s] of Appeals, Chief Justice
[2 folders]
1995/041-63
District Judges
1995/041-63
Criminal District Attorneys
1995/041-63
Criminal District Judges
1995/041-63
State Board of Education
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #1, Repeal state property
tax
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #2, Change welfare
appropriation process
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #3, [Exempt farm/ranch
equipment from tax]
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #4, Water district office
term limit
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #5, [Abolish county
treasurer in Tarrant and Bee Counties]
1995/041-63
Constitutional Amendment #6, Increase interest state
bonds
1995/041-64
[Official election tabulation, Democratic primary,
1984]
1995/041-64
State Representatives
1995/041-64
State Senators
1995/041-64
Railroad Commissioner
1995/041-64
[U.S. Representatives]
1995/041-64
Associate Justices, Courts of Appeals
1995/041-64
Supreme Court Justices
1995/041-64
Chief Justice, Courts of Appeals
1995/041-64
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals
1995/041-64
State Board of Education
1995/041-64
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
1995/041-64
U.S. Representatives
1995/041-64
U.S. Senators
1995/041-64
[Official election tabulation, Republican primary,
1984]
1995/041-64
Railroad Commissioner
1995/041-64
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
1995/041-64
State Representative
1995/041-64
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
1
1995/041-64
State Senators
1995/041-64
Associate Justices, Courts of Appeals
1995/041-64
U.S. Representatives
1995/041-65
[General election, Official election tabulation],
1984
(county-by-county)
1995/041-65
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
1995/041-65
Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 1
1995/041-65
Justice of the Supreme Court, Place 2
1995/041-65
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
1
1995/041-65
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
2
1995/041-65
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place
3
1995/041-65
Criminal District Attorney, Bastrop County,
unexpired term
1995/041-65
Associate Justices, Courts of Appeals
1995/041-65
District Judges
1995/041-65
District Attorneys
1995/041-65
Railroad Commissioners
[same folder]
1995/041-65
District Judges, Criminal District
Judges
1995/041-65
Constitutional amendments
[2 folders]
1995/041-65
State Representatives
1995/041-65
Railroad Commissioner
[same folder]