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The 2006
Burleson County Republican Team!
Republicans
have again dominated the Burleson County and Texas political landscape, winning 24 of the 27 races they entered!
Below
are the
election results for Burleson County Republican
Candidates in the 2006 General Election. You can click on
their
names to reach their campaign web sites in a new window.
Please note that many of the campaign sites may close after
the election. Voting data is that reported from Burleson
County Election Administrator and the Texas Secretary of State on
November 7-8, 2006.
Burleson County Precinct Offices
 James
Baldwin Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1
James
was declared re-elected since he had no opposition.
Bill
Orsak Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2
Bill was declared
re-elected since he had no opposition.
Johnny
Towslee Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3
Johnny was declared
re-elected since he has no opposition.
Roger R. Groce for
Commissioner, Precinct 2
Roger
lost to Democrat Svec by 18 votes: 592 for Groce to 619 for
Svec. Independent write-in David Elsik received 76 votes.
Burleson
County Offices
Joy
Brymer District Clerk
Joy
was declared elected as she had no opposition.
Mike
easily won re-election over Democrat Maresh, garnering 2618 votes (58%)
of the
county wide vote to Maresh's 1863 votes.
State
of Texas Offices (Local)
Cynthia
Dunbar State Board of Education,
District 10
Cynthia
swept through Burleson County, receiving 2,687 votes (83%) and far
eclisping Libertarian Thomen's 563 votes (17%).
District-wide, Cynthia
recevied a mandate to serve with 70% of the vote.
Tim Kleinschmidt
for State Representative - District 17
In
Burleson County, Tim
received 2087 votes (47%), but just not enough to defeat
entrenched
Democrat opponnet Robby Cook's 2244 votes (51%).
District-wide the margins were heatbreakingly close with Tim
being only 418 votes short out of 40,130 votes cast.
Steve Ogden
State Senator, District 5
Steve's
popularity in Burleson County was evident in his receiving the highest
number of votes cast for any candidate: 2,890 votes (65%),
more than doubling his nearest opponent, Democrat Wyman's 1,433 votes
(32%). Libertarian Grear managed 108 votes (2%).
District-wide, Steve received an overwhelming 61% of the vote.
State
of Texas Offices (Statewide)
Charles Holcomb Judge,
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8
Charles
stormed through Burleson County with 2,666 votes (83%).
Libertarian Howard mangaged 561 votes (17%).
Statewide, Charles had an exceptional mandate to serve with
76% of the vote.
Barbara
swept through Burleson County with 2,638 votes (82%), far
eclipsing Libertarian Parker's 209 votes (18%).
Statewide, Barbara had an exceptional mandate to serve with 76% of the
vote
Sharon Keller Presiding
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals
Sharon
easily carried Burleson County with 2,440 votes (59%).
Democrat Molina received 1,713 votes (41%).
Statewide, Sharon received a strong showing with 57% of the
vote.
Phil Johnson Justice,
Supreme Court, Place 8 (Unexpired Term)
Phil
stormed Burleson County with 2,632 votes (82%), far eclipsing
Libertarian Cookingham's 586 votes (18%). Statewide, Phil had
an exceptional mandate to serve with 76% of the vote.
Nathan Hecht Justice,
Supreme Court, Place 6
Nathan
blasted through Burleson County, receiving 2,645 votes (82%).
Libertarian Phillippi garnered 578 votes (18%).
Statewide, Nathan had a truely exceptional mandate to serve
with 76% of the vote.
David M. Medina Justice,
Supreme Court, Place 4
David
stormed Burleson County, receiving 2,610 votes (81%). His
Libertarian opponent managed 630 votes (19%). Statewide,
David had a truely exceptional mandate to serve with 75% of the vote.
Don Willett Justice,
Supreme Court, Place 2
Don
carried Burleson County with good margins, recieving 2,197 votes (52%).
Democrat Moody trailed behind with 1,833 votes (44%) and
Libertarian Wilson garnered 158 votes (4%). Statewide, Don
had a strong lead in the three-way race with 51% of the vote.
Wallace
Jefferson
Chief Justice, Supreme Court (Unexpired Term)
Wallace stormed Burleson County with 2,683 votes (82%), far eclipsing
Libertarian Oxford's 584 votes (18%) or write-in Waterbury's 7 votes.
Statewide, Wallace recevied a truely exceptional mandate with
76% of the vote.
Elizabeth
easily carried Burleson County 2,365 votes (56%) of the vote in this
four-way race. Democrat Henry received 1,767 votes (41%) and
Libertarien Serrano managed 116 votes (3%). Statewide,
Elizabeth was strongly elected with 54% of the vote.
Todd
Staples
Commissioner of Agriculture
Todd
carried Burleson County with strong margins, receiving 2,376
votes (56%). Democrat Gilbert received 1,739 votes (41%) and
Libertarian Woolam garnered 142 votes (3%). Statewide, Todd
was strongly elected with 55% of the vote.
Jerry
Patterson Commissioner
of the General Land Office
Jerry
won Burleson County with excellent margins, receiving 2,423 votes
(57%). Democrat Hathcox got 1,655 votes (39%) and Libertarian
French manged 161 votes (4%). Statewide, Jerry was strongly
re-elected with 55% of the vote.
Susan
Combs
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Susan
won very strongly in Burleson County with 2,739 votes (63%).
Democrat Head garnered 1,499 votes (34%) and Libertarian
Burris 137 (3%). Statewide, Susan was resoundingly elected
with 59% of the vote.
Gregg
won strongly in Burleson County with 2,637 votes (61%), far eclipsing
Democrate Van Os's 1,549 votes (36%) and Libertarian Roland's 149 votes
(3%). Statewide, Gregg was overwhelmingly re-elected with 60%
of the vote.
David
won the three-way race in Burleson County with a resounding 2,730 votes
(62%). Democrat Alvarado garnered 1,468 votes (33%) and
Libertarian Baker 187 votes (5%). Statewide,
David was resoundingly re-elected with 58% of the vote.
Rick
won
the six-way govenor's race in Burleson County with 1837 votes (41%),
followed by Democrat Bell's 1178 votes. Independents
"Grandma"
Strayhorn received 912 votes and "Kinky" Friedman received
544 votes. Libertarian Werner received 26 votes and write-in
Dillon managed 1 vote. Statewide, Rick Perry won
with 39% of the vote.
United
States Offices
Michael
won Burleson County by a comfortable margin of 1780 voltes (54%) to
Democrat Ankrum's 1406 votes. District-wide he
maintained 55% of the vote.
Van Taylor for U.S.
Representative, District 17
Van's
378
votes (37%) in Burleson County trailed Democrat incumbent Chet
Edwards' 634 votes (63%). District wide, Van received 40% of
the vote.
Kay
easily
won Burleson County, garnering 2805 votes (66%) to Democrat Radnosky's
1451 votes. Statewide she received a strong 64% of the vote.
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