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TEXAS
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United State Senator and Congress in the current election cycle
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CANDIDATE
DIRECTORY LEGEND:
Bold = Active Candidate
Italics = Potential Candidate
* = Incumbent
= Winner
(Incumbent Party Listed First)
Filing
Deadline (D/R): January 2, 2008
Primary: March 4, 2008
Run-Off: April 8, 2008
Filing Deadline (Independents): August 26, 2008
Filing Deadline (Write-In Candidates): August 31, 2008
This
page was last updated on December 18, 2008

STATE
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS:
GOVERNOR:
Rick Perry (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
Leo
Berman (R) - State Rep. Ex-Arlington City Councilman, Retired
Oil Executive & Vietnam War Veteran.
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R)
- US Senator, Ex-State Treasurer, Ex-State Rep. & Attorney
Larry Kilgore (R) -
Texas Secession Activist, Telecommunications Worker & Frequent
Candidate
Kinky Friedman (D)
- Country Music Singer, Author & '06 Candidate
Ron Kirk (D) - Ex-Dallas Mayor & '02 US Senate Nominee
Next
State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2010.

LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR:
David
Dewhurst (R)* - (Campaign
Site)
ATTORNEY
GENERAL:
Greg Abbott (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
Barbara Ann Radnofsky (D)
- Attorney, Community Activist & '06 US Senate Candidate
COMPTROLLER:
Susan
Combs (R)* - (Campaign
Site)

STATE
LAND COMMISSIONER:
Jerry Patterson (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
STATE
AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER:
Todd Staples
(R)* -
(Campaign Site)
STATE
RAILROAD COMMISSION:
Michael
Williams (R)* - (Campaign
Site) - Next Election in 2014.
Victor
Carrillo (R)* - Next Election in 2010.
Elizabeth
Ames Jones (R)* - Next Election in 2012.
STATE LEGISLATURE:
State
House
State Senate
( Texas Legislative Council
)
U.S.
SENATOR:
Kay Bailey Hutchison
(R)* - (Campaign
Site) - Next Election in 2012.
Elizabeth Ames Jones
(R) - State Railroad Commissioner & Ex-State Rep.
Florence
Shapiro (R) - State Senate President Pro Tempore, Ex-Plano
Mayor, Ex-Businesswoman & Ex-Teacher
Michael Williams (R)
- State Railroad Commissioner, Ex-Assistant US Education Secretary
& Attorney
Roger Williams (R) - Ex-Secretary of State, Businessman &
Ex-Minor League Baseball Player
John
Sharp (D) - Ex-State Comptroller, Ex-State Railroad Commissioner,
Ex-State Sen. & '98/'02 Lt. Governor Nominee
Leticia Van
de Putte (D) - State Sen., Ex-State Rep. & Pharmacist
Bill White (D)
- Houston Mayor, Ex-Deputy US Energy Secretary, Attorney &
Ex-Congressional Aide

John
Cornyn (R)* - (Campaign
Site) - Next Election in 2014.
U.S. CONGRESS:
District
1:
Louie Gohmert (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
2:
Ted Poe (R)* -
(Campaign Site)
District
3:
Sam Johnson (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
4:
Ralph Hall (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
5:
Jeb Hensarling (R)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
6:
Joe Barton (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
7:
John Culberson (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
8:
Kevin Brady (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
9:
Al Green (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
10:
Mike McCaul (R)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
11:
Mike Conaway (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
12:
Kay Granger (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
13:
Mac Thornberry (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
14:
Ron Paul (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
15:
Ruben Hinojosa (D)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
16:
Silvestre Reyes (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
17:
Chet Edwards (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
18:
Sheila Jackson Lee
(D)* - (Campaign
Site)
District
19:
Randy Neugebauer (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
20:
Charlie Gonzalez (D)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
21:
Lamar Smith (R)*
District
22:
[ Nick
Lampson (D)* - Defeated for re-election in 2010. ]
Pete
Olson (R) - Attorney, Ex-Congressional Aide & US Navy
Reserve Officer
District
23:
Ciro Rodriguez (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
24:
Kenny Marchant (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
25:
Lloyd Doggett (D)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
26:
Michael Burgess (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
27:
Solomon Ortiz (D)* -
(Campaign Site)
District
28:
Henry Cuellar (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
29:
Gene Green (D)*
District
30:
Eddie Bernice Johnson
(D)* - (Campaign Site)
District
31:
John Carter (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
32:
Pete Sessions (R)*
- (Campaign Site)

STATE
POLITICAL PARTIES:
Texas
Communist Party
Constitution Party of Texas
Texas Democratic Party
Texas Green Party
Libertarian Party of Texas
Reform Party of Texas
Republican Party of Texas
Socialist Party of
Texas
Southern Independence Party
of Texas
STATE
ELECTION OFFICE:
Secretary
of State's Office
State Ethics Commission

STATE
NEWS SOURCES:
PRINT
MEDIA:
Abilene
Reporter-News
Aledo Community News
Allen American
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine Desert-Mountain Times
Amarillo Daily News / Amarillo
Globe Times
Angleton Times
Arlington
Morning News
Athens Daily Review
Austin American-Statesman
Austin Business Journal
Austin Chronicle (Alternative)
- (Political
Section)
Austin Review
Baytown Sun
Beaumont Enterprise
Black News Online (African-American)
Brazoria County Facts
Brownsville Herald
Bryan-College Station Eagle
Canyon Lake Times Guardian
Cedar Creek Pilot
Cleveland
Advocate
Conroe Courier
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Corsicana Daily Sun
Cuero Record
Daily Texan (University
of Texas)
D Magazine (Dallas)
Dallas Arena
Dallas Business Journal
Dallas Morning News
- (Political Section)
Dallas Observer (Alternative)
Dallas Voice (Gay)
Dallas-Fort
Worth Heritage (Christian)
Del Rio News-Herald
Denton Record-Chronicle
El Campo Leader-News
El Paso Times
Ellis County Press
Fort Stockton Pioneer
Frisco Enterprise
Fort Worth
Commercial Recorder (Legal/Business News)
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Gainesville Daily
Register
Galveston County Daily News
Gilmer Mirror
Greenville Herald-Banner
Groveton
News
Harlingen Valley Morning
Star
Hood County News
Houston Business Journal
Houston Chronicle -
(Politics
Section)
Houston
County Courier
Houston Forward Times (African-American)
Houston Jewish Herald-Voice
Houston Press (Alternative)
Keene Star Reporter
Kilgore News Herald
Killeen Daily Herald
Kirbyville
East Texas Banner
Laredo Morning Times
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lufkin Daily News
McAllen Monitor
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Moore County News-Press
Mt. Pleasant Daily Tribune
Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung
Odessa American
Pampa
News
Paris News
Pasadena
Citizen
Pecos Enterprise
Plainview Daily
Herald
Plano Star Courier
Pleasanton Express
Port Arthur News
Polk County Enterprise
Randall County Canyon News
Rosenberg Herald-Coaster
Round Rock Leader
San
Angelo Standard-Times
San Antonio Business
Journal
San Antonio Current (Alternative)
San Antonio
Daily Commercial Record (Legal/Business)
San Antonio Express-News
San Marcos Daily Record
San Saba County Review
Seguin Gazette-Enterprise
Seminole Sentinel
Sherman Herald-Democrat
Stephenville Empire-Tribune
Sweetwater Reporter
Temple Daily Telegram
Terrell Tribune
Texarkana Gazette
Texas Almanac
Texas City Sun
Texas Monthly
Texas Observer
Texas Triangle (Gay)
Tyler Morning Telegraph
Victoria Advocate
Waco Tribune-Herald
Weatherford
Democrat
Wharton Journal-Spectator
Wichita Falls Times Record
News
Wilson County News
Wise County Messenger
BROADCAST
MEDIA:
East Texas Radio
KVUE TV-24 (ABC - Austin)
KXAN TV-36 (NBC - Austin)
KDFW TV-4 (FOX - Dallas)
KTVT TV-11 (CBS - Dallas)
KXAS TV-5 (NBC - Dallas)
WFAA TV-8 (ABC - Dallas)
KDBC TV-4 (CBS - El Paso)
KTSM TV-9 (NBC - El Paso)
KHOU TV-11 (CBS - Houston)
KHWB TV-39 (WB - Houston)
KPRC TV-2 (NBC - Houston)
KTRK TV-13 (ABC - Houston)
KAMC TV-28 (ABC - Lubbock)
KTRE TV-9 (ABC - Lufkin)
KMID TV-2 (ABC - Midland)
KENS TV-5 (CBS - San Antonio)
KSAT TV-12 (ABC - San Antonio)
WOAI TV-4 (NBC - San Antonio)
Texas Cable News
KCEN TV-6 (NBC - Waco)
POLITICAL
BLOGS:
AustinBloggers.org
Blog Houston
Burnt Orange Report
Capitol Annex
Capitol Blog
Capitol Inside
Come and Take It
Common Sense
District Sixer
Ellis County Observer
Frontburner (D Magazine)
Gonzo Muckraker
Grits for Breakfast
Houston's Clear Thinkers
In The Pink Texas
The Jeffersonian
LeftyBlogs: Texas
Lone Star Report
Lone Star Times
People's Republic of Seabrook
Pink Dome
Professors
R-Squared
QuorumReport.com
The Red State
Rhymes with Right
Swanky Conservative
Texas Political Resource Page
Texas Tuesdays
Texas 21
UrbanGrounds
Voice in the Wilderness
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