Texas Attorney General Primary Runoff Election 2026 Live Results

See live results from the 2026 Texas Attorney General primary runoff election as Republican and Democratic votes are counted by candidate and county.

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SearchSearchFacebookTwitterEmailSMSBlue SkyWhatsappPrintRedditFlipboardPinterestLinkedinLatest StoriesPoliticsU.S. NewsWorldSportsBusinessSHOPPINGTiplineCultureScienceHealthMidterm PrimariesSenate resultsHouse resultsGovernor resultsWhen are primaries in my state?IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Race to WatchLiveLast update 10:59 AM ETTexas Attorney General Primary Runoff Results 2026Texas races:senate runoff senate house runoff house governor attorney general lt. governor runoff lt. governor Mayes Middleton, a wealthy oilman and state senator who once headed the Texas state House Freedom Caucus, and Rep. Chip Roy, a member of the U.S. House Freedom Caucus and a former chief of staff to Sen. Ted Cruz, are meeting in a runoff for state attorney general, with incumbent Ken Paxton running for Senate. There’s also a Democratic runoff here, too, between former Galveston Mayor Joe Jaworski and state Sen. Nathan Johnson. A Democrat has not won a statewide race in Texas since 1994.

MAYES MIDDLETON WINS THE TEXAS PRIMARYCandidateVotesPct.PercentageCandidateVotesPercentageMayes MiddletonMayes Middleton055.2%Chip RoyMayes Middleton044.8%99% expected votes in (Est. remaining 14,000)Skip to GOP county resultsDemocratsProjected winnerNATHAN JOHNSON WINS THE TEXAS PRIMARYCandidateVotesPct.PercentageCandidateVotesPercentageNathan JohnsonMayes Middleton060.5%Joe JaworskiMayes Middleton039.5%98.6% expected votes in (Est. remaining 8,000)Skip to DEM county resultsRepublican Attorney General County ResultsSearch for a countycountyCandidateVotesPct.PercentageAndersonAnderson99% inCandidateVotesPercentageM. MiddletonMayes MiddletonM. MiddletonMayes Middleton053.3%C. RoyChip RoyM. MiddletonMayes Middleton046.7%AndrewsAndrews95% inCandidateVotesPercentageM. MiddletonMayes MiddletonM. MiddletonMayes Middleton059.0%C. RoyChip RoyM. MiddletonMayes Middleton041.0%AngelinaAngelina95% inCandidateVotesPercentageM. MiddletonMayes MiddletonM. MiddletonMayes Middleton055.0%C. RoyChip RoyM. MiddletonMayes Middleton045.0%AransasAransas99% inCandidateVotesPercentageM. MiddletonMayes MiddletonM. MiddletonMayes Middleton052.6%C. RoyChip RoyM. MiddletonMayes Middleton047.4%- view fewer counties+ view all countiesDemocratic Attorney General County ResultsSearch for a countycountyCandidateVotesPct.PercentageAndersonAnderson99% inCandidateVotesPercentageJ. JaworskiJoe JaworskiJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson054.3%N. JohnsonNathan JohnsonJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson045.7%AndrewsAndrews95% inCandidateVotesPercentageJ. JaworskiJoe JaworskiJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson055.6%N. JohnsonNathan JohnsonJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson044.4%AngelinaAngelina95% inCandidateVotesPercentageN. JohnsonNathan JohnsonJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson057.5%J. JaworskiJoe JaworskiJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson042.5%AransasAransas98.8% inCandidateVotesPercentageJ. JaworskiJoe JaworskiJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson056.2%N. JohnsonNathan JohnsonJ. JaworskiNathan Johnson043.8%- view fewer counties+ view all countiesThe expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are counted. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as NBC News gathers new information.