The November 3, 2026 election is over.
Results are posted by the Nueces County Elections Department; every candidate's record stays here so you can hold the winners to it.
Election results
Unofficial returns · updated 2:25 AM. From the Texas Secretary of State, which trails the AP early in the night. Every race is on the ballot page.
Control of Congress unofficial, seats called so far · per NBC News Decision Desk (AP data), 10:34 PM CT — NBC projects Democrats win control of both chambers · 10:35 PM
Senate Democrats projected to control
51 D10 not yet called · 51 for control39 R
House Democrats projected to control
162 D177 not yet called · 218 for control96 R
Texas Legislature who leads each seat in the unofficial state count — leads, not calls · 253 of 254 counties reporting (100%) · 2:25 AM
Texas House
86 D1 no count yet · 76 for a majority63 R
Texas Senate
12 D16 seats on the ballot + 15 holdovers · 0 no count yet · 16 for a majority19 R
U.S. Senate
James Talarico Won54.7%
Ken Paxton43.4%
253 of 254 counties reporting (100%)
Governor
Gina Hinojosa Won52.5%
Greg Abbott46.0%
253 of 254 counties reporting (100%)
Nueces County Judge
Aidee Hernandez Won50.4%
Connie Scott49.6%
53 of 53 Nueces precincts reporting (100%), per Nueces County via KIII
Corpus Christi Mayor
Paulette Guajardo Leading38.9%
Gil Hernandez23.5%
53 of 53 Nueces precincts reporting (100%), per Nueces County via KIII
Nueces County · November 3, 2026
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Every race on the Nueces County ballot — 143 candidates in 55 races — with each candidate's sourced record on LGBTQIA+ issues: what they have said, done and voted, with a link to every source.
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