What is on the ballot for Texans on Super Tuesday?
Ana Gonzalez, KPRC Digital Media Intern
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HOUSTON – The Texas primary is fast approaching on March 3 and the Lone Star State will be among 14 states holding primaries on the same day — giving it the name, Super Tuesday.
Several big races will be on Texans’ ballots including Sen. John Cornyn’s U.S. Senate seat, Railroad Commissioner and several Texas Senate and House districts.Buttigieg
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As the March 3 Primary is inching closer, here are some of the races to watch this Super Tuesday, according to the Texas Tribune.
President
Democrat
Republican
Joe Biden
Michael Bloomberg
Pete Buttgieg
Julian Castro
Tulsi Gabbard
Amy Klobuchar
Bernie Sanders
Tom Steyer
Elizabeth Warren
Robby Wells
Donald Trump (Incumbent)
Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente Guerra
Zoltan G. Istvan
Matthew John Matern
Bob Ely
Joe Walsh
Bill Weld
U.S. Senate
Democrat
Republican
Chris Bell
Michael Cooper
Amanda Edwards
Jack Daniel Foster, Jr.
Annie “Mama” Garcia
Victor Hugo Harris
Mary “MJ” Hegar
Sema Hernandez
D.R. Hunter
Adrian Ocegueda
Cristina Tzinztun Ramirez
Royce West
John Cornyn (Incumbent)
Virgil Bierschwale
John Anthony Castro
Dwayne Stovall
Mark Yancey
Railroad Commissioner
Democrat
Republican
Roberto R. “Beto" Alonzo
Chrysta Castaneda
Kelly Stone
Mark Watson
Ryan Sitton (Incumbent)
James “Jim” Wright
Supreme Court of Texas Chief Justice
Democrat
Republican
Amy Clark Meachum
Jerry Zimmerer
Nathan Hecht (Incumbent)
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 3
Democrat
Republican
William Pieratt Demond
Elizabeth Davis Frizell
Dan Wood
Bert Richardson (Incumbent)
Gina Parker
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 4
Democrat
Republican
Tina Clinton
Steven Miears
Kevin Patrick Yeary (Incumbent)
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 6
Democrat
Republican
Kathy Cheng
Larry Praeger
Jane Bland (Incumbent)
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 7
Democrat
Republican
Brandy Voss
Staci Williams
Jeff Boyd (Incumbent)
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 8
Democrat
Republican
Peter Kelly
Gisela D. Triana
Brett Busby (Incumbent)
Supreme Court of Texas, Place 9
Democrat
Republican
Brandon Birmingham
David Newell
U.S. House, District 7
Democrat
Republican
Lizzie Fletcher
Maria Espinoza
Wesley Hunt
Jim Noteware
Kyle Preston
Laique Rehman
Cindy Siegel