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Texas Democratic Primary

Republican Primary (Mar. 4)

The Texas Democratic Party apportions its delegates to the national convention based on results from two separate series of election contests:

(1) 126 delegates will be awarded based on primary elections in 31 state senate districts.
(2) 67 delegates will be awarded based on a series of local precinct caucuses.

Democratic voters in the state may participate in both a primary election and a caucus, but to participate in a caucus a voter must first cast a vote in a primary.

The results tables below represent the statewide election results from both the state senate district elections and the local precinct caucuses.

About This Caucus

Mar
4

Status: Caucus
Total Delegates: 228.0

About This Primary

Mar
4

Status: Primary
Total Delegates: 228.0

The Candidates

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Texas Demographics (2007 Census ACS)

  • Population: 23,904,380
  • Gender: 49.8 male, 50.2 female
  • Race: 70.3 white, 11.5 black, 3.4 asian, 0.9 indian, 0.1 pacific islander, 36.0 hispanic,
  • Age: 72.3% 18 years and over; 10.0% 65 years and over; Median age:
  • Median Household Income: $47,548
  • Families Below Poverty Level: 12.8%
  • Education: 10.5% of those over 25 have a bachelor's degree or higher

Today in Texas

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Campaign Finance

$2,835,412 raised in Texas by Democratic candidates (through Sep. 30, 2008)

Top Candidates

Barack Obama$2,806,425
Hillary Rodham Clinton$27,887
Bill Richardson$1,100

Top Cities

Austin$691,276
Houston$559,737
Dallas$499,561

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Past Election Results

2004 D primary
Kerry67%
Edwards14%
Dean5%
2004 general Election
Bush61%
Kerry38%
Badnarik1%

Note: This list of candidates is not comprehensive. Candidates listed on this page were chosen by washingtonpost.com reporters and editors based on an analysis of their overall competitiveness in this race. Candidates will be added and removed from this page as the race unfolds.

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