[JLAGRAYFOX]

Comments, please.

[Liberty Valance]

I voted a couple hours ago. I was the only one in the polling station.

[RockyTx]

I voted against that Bush guy.

...
at about 1:30,
there were about 5 others filling out ballots

[RockyTx]

I voted against that Bush guy.

...
at about 1:30,
there were about 5 others filling out ballots

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Tough getting voter turnout info...Media as usual doing a terrible job. The information reported by the mainstream press is the handiwork of a seventh grade cub reporter. Guess we’ll see it all as it unfolds in the next few hours.

[Howie66]

Hopefully, we will say Adios to George P(endecho) Bush and Pete Olson (Texas 22nd)after to polls close, this evening.

[Snickering Hound]

Voted against Jebspawn. We'll see if he makes it.

[Texas56]

I voted at noon (NW Harris County), and there were 4 of us in there to vote at that time. I didn’t see anyone entering the Democrat side.

I voted against George P. Bush. I’ve actually emailed him and told him to go back to Florida. Unfortunately, so far he hasn’t listened to me.

[Iscool]

I’d vote but I don’t know if I could make it there in time...Yer a long way from Michigan...

[klimeckg]

As soon as I saw Bush I voted for other.
I am hoping he is done.
That family is an embarrassment. It took 8 years of Obama and the a Trump win to expose them for who they really are, i.e., Rothchild puppets.

[Jane Long]

PING!!!!!!

[Jane Long]

I voted around 3 p.m. (Central).

My polling place had a steady crowd. Our Sheriff was even there.

I voted against Jorge Pee Bush.

[Rastus]

I’ve heard reports of Democrat workings standing outside polling places telling elderly Republicans that they were at the location of the Democrat primary and that the Republican primary was somewhere else. And some were falling for it. /rage face

[Political Junkie Too]

I know the media is making a big deal of voter turnout in Texas as some kind of blue wave, but I looked at both ballots this morning, and I gotta say...

Most of the important Republican-held offices (in my district, at least) are either running unopposed or the incumbent is a shoo-in (for the primary), and the party propositions are all written in a way that nobody in their right minds would vote NO (from a partisan perspective).

To me, the turnout wars are only going to matter in November, but the MSM needs the talking-point now.

Am I wrong about this?

-PJ

[Jane Long]

Good links, from other thread....

https://enrpages.sos.state.tx.us/public/mar06_324_state.htm

Updates every 6 minutes:

https://enrpages.sos.state.tx.us/public/mar06_325_state.htm?x=0&y=6531&id=144

[fortheDeclaration]

I didn’t vote, there wasn’t much to vote for, most races were uncontested.

[SMGFan]

Upset alert! Establishment backed state Sen. Craig Estes (R) is currently losing GOP primary for the Panhand based TX-SD-30 to conservative state Rep Pat Fallon (R) by a whopping 64-22 margin. More here:
https://rrhelections.com/index.php/2018/03/06/texas-primary-liveblog-3/ …
10:39 PM - 6 Mar 2018

https://twitter.com/RRHElections/status/971228910905110528

[Slyfox]

In Dallas County, we had most of the county judgeships, and then Katrina happened and enough dems from New Orleans moved in to change most of those positions.

[ek_hornbeck]

I just checked and was disappointed to see that Jorge P. Bush has won the nomination for Texas Land Office Commissioner. La Raza Jorge is using that position as a launchpad for higher office (TX Governor, US Senator, and probably one day a Presidential run), so nothing would have made me happier than to see these ambitions cut at the bud. No such luck - the worst political dynasty in the GOP marches on.