Texas Primary Election Day: Real-time results on key Texas races

Sarah Ann Dueñas, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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March 1 has arrived and Texans who haven't cast an early or absentee ballot are heading to the polls to cast their votes.

Alongside the the race for Texas Governor, Texas residents will decide on Lieutenant governor and Attorney general, as well as other state and local races.

Polls close at 7 p.m. in Texas.

As Texas tallies up the votes, this is where you can find live results and real-time data on the statewide races. Please check back here for updates.

Real-time Texas March Primary election results

Live results: Live election results can be found by clicking here.

Here's a look at other key races in Texas:

Texas Governor:

Republican

  • Incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott

  • Danny Harrison

  • Kandy Kaye Horn

  • Paul Belew

  • Allen B. West

  • Chad Prather

  • Rick Perry*

  • Don Huffines

* Perry is a Springtown man with the same name as the former governor.

Democratic

  • Beto O'Rourke

  • Rich Wakeland

  • Michael Cooper

  • Inocencio (Inno) Barrientez

  • Joy Diaz

Lieutenant governor:

Republican

  • Dan Patrick

  • Trayce Bradford

  • Aaron Sorrells

  • Todd M. Bullis

  • Daniel Miller

  • Zach Vance

Democratic

  • Michelle Beckley

  • Mike Collier

  • Carla Brailey

Attorney general:

Republican

  • Ken Paxton

  • Louie Gohmert

  • George P. Bush

  • Eva Guzman

Democratic

  • Rochelle Mercedes Garza

  • Mike Fields

  • Lee Merritt

  • S. "Tbone" Raynor

  • Joe Jaworski

Comptroller of public accounts:

Republican

  • Glenn Hegar

  • Mark V. Goloby

Democratic

  • Tim Mahoney

  • Angel Luis Vega

  • Janet T. Dudding

Agriculture commissioner:

Republican

  • Sid Miller

  • Carey A. Counsil

  • James White

Democratic

  • Ed Ireson

  • Susan Hays

Land commissioner:

Republican

  • Jon Spiers

  • Tim Westley

  • Weston Martinez

  • Victor Avila

  • Rufus Lopez

  • Ben Armenta

  • Don W. Minton

  • Dawn Buckingham

Democratic

  • Jinny Suh

  • Jay Kleberg

  • Sandragrace Martinez

  • Michael Lange

Railroad commissioner:

Republican

  • Marvin "Sarge" Summers

  • Dawayne Tipton

  • Wayne Christian

  • Tom Slocum Jr.

  • Sarah Stogner

Democratic

  • Luke Warford

Texas Supreme Court:

Nearly all the Texas Supreme Court positions (labeled Place 3, Place, 5, and Place 9 on your ballot) are uncontested for both Republicans and Democrats except for Place 9.

Incumbent Evan Young was appointed Justice in November after Eva Guzman stepped down to run for Attorney General. Prior to that, Young had served as a partner at the law firm Baker Botts. He is challenged by a long-time appellate court judge, David Schenck, who is nearing the end of his six-year term in Dallas.

Court of Criminal Appeals:

In the Republican primary, only the incumbent in Place 5, Scott Walker, faces a challenger, Clint Morgan.

District-based races

There are district-based races for U.S. House, the Texas Legislature, State Board of Education, judicial seats and county positions.

Check your ballot to see which district races you'll be voting for. You can check who's on your ballot on your local county elections website, the Texas Secretary of State's site, or Vote411.org.

Sarah Ann Dueñas is a digital producer for the USA TODAY Network. She can be reached at sduenas@gannett.com or on Twitter @sarahcantweet.

This article originally appeared on Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: March Primary election results: Live updates for key races in Texas