Meet the 2026 candidates in the primary runoffs
Election Day is Tuesday, May 26, 2026
- Voter registration deadline: Monday, April 27, 2026
- Early voting runs May 18-22
Who can vote in which runoff?
If you voted in March:
- In the REPUBLICAN primary, you may vote in the REPUBLICAN runoff.
- In the DEMOCRATIC primary, you may vote in the DEMOCRATIC runoff.
You cannot switch parties in the runoff.
If you DID NOT vote in March, you may choose either one of the two runoffs in which to vote.
There are statewide runoffs on both sides, so everyone has a runoff to vote in.
Find out where the candidates stand on public education issues. Click the links below to view their Teach the Vote profiles, featuring responses to the ATPE Candidate Survey (where available), insights from ATPE's lobby team, related blog posts, and links to the candidates' own websites.
Texas Lt. Governor
Texas Attorney General
- Republican Primary
- Mayes Middleton (R)
- Chip Roy (R)
- Democratic Primary
- Nathan Johnson (D)
- Joe Jaworski (D)
State Board of Education (SBOE) District 5
State Board of Education (SBOE) District 7
Texas Senate District 19
Texas House District 37
Texas House District 40
Texas House District 41
- Republican Primary
- Sergio Sanchez (R)
- Gary Groves (R)
- Democratic Primary
- Julio Salinas (D)
- Seby Haddad (D)
Texas House District 49
Texas House District 97
Texas House District 100
- Venton Jones (D)—incumbent
- Amanda Richardson (D)
Texas House District 125
Texas House District 126
Texas House District 131
Texas House District 149
- Hubert Vo (D)—incumbent
- Darlene Breaux (D)