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Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Nicholas Fandos, in Washington
Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
Maggie AstorJan. 7, 2021
Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
Astead Herndon, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Today encapsulated the politics of progress and grievance that have defined the Trump years: Senate wins for Warnock and Ossoff, and a mob at the Capitol.Read more ›
Jonathan Martin, in AtlantaJan. 6, 2021
Democrats have now captured control of the Senate as Jon Ossoff has defeated David Perdue, following the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Senator Kelly Loeffler.See live results ›
The New York TimesJan. 6, 2021
A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
Trip GabrielDec. 14, 2020
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has received a majority of votes from the Electoral College, formally securing the presidency in the manner set out in the Constitution.Read more ›
Isabella Grullón PazDec. 14, 2020
The 538 members of the Electoral College are meeting to cast ballots for president based on the election results in their states, formalizing Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Track the Electoral College results ›
The New York TimesDec. 5, 2020
California has certified its electors for the 2020 election, officially giving Joseph R. Biden Jr. more than the 270 pledged electors needed to become president.Read more ›
Reid Epstein, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Elections Commission has certified Biden as the winner in Wisconsin, formalizing his narrow victory in a state Trump carried four years ago.Read more ›
Glenn Thrush, in WashingtonNov. 30, 2020
Arizona has officially certified Biden’s narrow victory in the state, further undermining Trump’s efforts to portray his decisive national loss as a matter still under dispute.Read more ›
Michael D. Shear, in WashingtonNov. 23, 2020
President Trump authorized his government to begin the transition to President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s administration.Read more ›
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Source: Election results are from The Associated Press (Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, State Board of Education) and Decision Desk HQ (Mayor); race calls are from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ. Vance in the returns, but almost all of the results are early votes, which we expect to disproportionately favor Democrats. Here’s the state of the closest races:   With more counties nearly finished counting, things keep looking better for Lt. Gov. Key Races     All Races   Tracking state government party control in Texas  12 Dem. Governor race called. Most of the vote reporting so far is early, and Democrats are expected to win those votes by a large margin. By , , , and Edited by Source: Results data from the Associated Press; Race competitiveness
      ratings from the Cook Political Report; Congressional map files from the
      Redistricting Data Hub. Republicans are favored to win the open Senate races in North Carolina and Ohio, but if Democrats have a better-than-expected day, these are two places we might see evidence of it. Note: Total seats won include races where the winning party is certain, 
      such as a race between two candidates of the same party. Proposition race called                             State House race called  Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. The Senate races in Georgia, Nevada and Arizona are very tight, and vote counting is expected to drag into the week. Democrats also won the Governor’s office, State Senate, and appear poised to take the State Assembly, and voters affirmed abortion rights in the state. In Indiana, a House race in the 1st district leans Democratic, but, if the seat were to flip, it could be an early sign of a red wave. It’s still early, but Fetterman is running ahead of Biden in five Pennsylvania counties that have reported nearly all of their votes. As of noon Eastern time, Democrats have won 190 House seats, Republicans have won 208, and 37 are still undecided.
## See Full Results and Maps From the Texas Election

Texans headed to the polls on [Date of Election] to decide a host of races, from governor to local offices, in what was a pivotal election cycle. With every seat on the ballot due to redistricting, the outcome of this election will shape the direction of the Lone Star State for years to come.

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:** [Candidate Name] (Party) defeated [Candidate Name] (Party) in a closely watched race. [Brief summary of the race and key issues].
* **U.S. House:** [Highlight any notable races or shifts in representation in the U.S. House delegation from Texas].
* **State Legislature:** The balance of power in the Texas Legislature remains [State which party holds the majority in the House and Senate]. [Mention any significant gains or losses for either party].

**Statewide Offices:**

* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Candidate Name] (Party) secured victory over [Candidate Name] (Party).
* **Attorney General:** [Candidate Name] (Party) will serve as Texas' next Attorney General after defeating [Candidate Name] (Party).
* **Other Statewide Races:** [Summarize the results of other key statewide races, such as Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, and Land Commissioner].

**Local Races:**

* **Mayoral Races:** [Highlight any notable mayoral races in major Texas cities].

**Interactive Maps:**

For a detailed look at the election results, explore our interactive maps:

* **[Link to map of gubernatorial results]**
* **[Link to map of U.S. House results]**
* **[Link to map of State Senate results]**
* **[Link to map of State House results]**

**Analysis:**

[Provide analysis of the overall election results, including factors that may have influenced the outcome, key takeaways, and potential implications for the future of Texas politics].

**Note:**

These results are based on data from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ. Some races may still be too close to call.

**Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the results are finalized.**

[Include links to relevant sources, such as the Texas Secretary of State website and news articles from reputable sources.]
## See Full Results and Maps From the Texas Election

Texans headed to the polls in droves on Election Day, casting ballots in races ranging from governor to local offices. With every seat on the ballot this year due to redistricting, the 2023 Texas election was a pivotal moment for the state's political landscape. 

**Key Races:**

The eyes of the nation were on several key races, including the gubernatorial contest between incumbent Republican Governor Greg Abbott and Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke.  

* **Governor:**  [Insert results here - who won and by what margin].

* **U.S. House:** [Summarize key Congressional races and outcomes, highlighting any significant shifts in representation].

* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Insert results and discuss the implications for the state legislature].

* **Other Statewide Offices:** [Briefly summarize results for Attorney General, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, and Supreme Court].

**State Legislature:**

Control of the Texas Legislature was also at stake, with all 150 seats in the House of Representatives and 31 seats in the Senate up for grabs. [Analyze the results and discuss which party gained control or maintained its majority in each chamber].

**Local Races:**

Beyond the statewide and Congressional races, voters also decided on local offices such as county judge, mayor, and members of the State Board of Education. [Highlight any notable local races and outcomes].

**Interactive Maps:**

For a visual representation of the election results, interactive maps are available [link to maps]. These maps allow users to explore the results by county, district, and race.

**Analysis and Impact:**

[Provide analysis of the overall election results, discussing key takeaways and potential implications for Texas politics moving forward. Consider factors such as voter turnout, demographic shifts, and the impact of national political trends].


**Note:**

This article will be updated throughout the night as results become available. Please check back for the latest information. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans headed to the polls on Election Day, casting ballots in a pivotal election that saw every seat on the ballot due to redistricting.  

**Key Races:**

This year's election featured several high-profile races, including:

* **Governor:** Incumbent Republican Greg Abbott faced Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke in a closely watched contest. 
* **Lieutenant Governor:** Republican Dan Patrick sought re-election against Democrat Mike Collier.
* **Attorney General:** Republican Ken Paxton faced a challenge from Democrat Rochelle Garza.
* **U.S. House:** All 38 seats in the Texas House of Representatives were up for grabs, with numerous competitive races across the state.

**Tracking State Government Party Control:**

Democrats hoped to make gains in the Texas legislature, while Republicans sought to maintain their stronghold.  

**Early Voting Trends:**

Early voting results showed a slight edge for Democrats, but it's important to remember that early votes tend to favor the Democratic party. As Election Day results come in, the balance could shift.

**Where to Find Full Results and Maps:**

For the most up-to-date results and interactive maps, visit:

* **The Associated Press:** [Insert AP website link]
* **Decision Desk HQ:** [Insert Decision Desk HQ website link]

These sources provide comprehensive coverage of all races, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, State Board of Education, and Mayor.

**Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the votes are counted.**


**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and may not reflect the final election results. Please refer to the sources mentioned above for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
## See Full Results and Maps From the Texas Election 

Texans headed to the polls in a pivotal election where every single seat was contested due to redistricting.  

**Results are rolling in from across the state, with The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ providing real-time updates.** You can find comprehensive results and interactive maps for all races, including:

* **Governor:**  [Link to Governor Results and Map]
* **U.S. House:** [Link to U.S. House Results and Map]
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Link to Lieutenant Governor Results and Map]
* **Attorney General:** [Link to Attorney General Results and Map]
* **State Senate:** [Link to State Senate Results and Map]
* **State House:** [Link to State House Results and Map]
* **Agriculture Commissioner:** [Link to Agriculture Commissioner Results and Map]
* **Comptroller:** [Link to Comptroller Results and Map]
* **Criminal Appeals Court:** [Link to Criminal Appeals Court Results and Map]
* **Land Commissioner:** [Link to Land Commissioner Results and Map]
* **Railroad Commissioner:** [Link to Railroad Commissioner Results and Map]
* **Supreme Court:** [Link to Supreme Court Results and Map]
* **County Judge:** [Link to County Judge Results and Map]
* **State Board of Education:** [Link to State Board of Education Results and Map]
* **Mayor:** [Link to Mayor Results and Map]

**Key Races To Watch:**

* **[Insert Name of Key Race 1]:**  [Brief summary of the race and current status]
* **[Insert Name of Key Race 2]:** [Brief summary of the race and current status]
* **[Insert Name of Key Race 3]:** [Brief summary of the race and current status]

**Tracking State Government Party Control in Texas:**

As results come in, we will be tracking which party controls the various branches of Texas government.

* **State House:** Democrats [Number] - Republicans [Number]

**Note:** Total seats won include races where the winning party is certain based on current vote tallies.

**Important Considerations:**

* Early voting results are heavily represented in the initial counts, and these tend to favor Democrats.  As Election Day votes are tallied, the numbers could shift.

**Stay tuned for continuous updates throughout the night as we bring you the latest results from the Texas election.**
## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texas voters headed to the polls Tuesday in a major election that saw every single seat on the ballot, from governor to local judges, up for grabs due to the state's mandated redistricting cycle. 

The results, compiled from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, paint a picture of a state still deeply divided politically. While Republicans maintained control of key statewide offices, Democrats made gains in certain areas, particularly in urban centers.

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:** [Insert winning candidate's name] was elected governor, defeating [insert opponent's name]. The race was closely watched nationally as an indicator of the political landscape heading into 2024.
* **U.S. House:** Texas saw heated contests for several U.S. House seats, with [number] seats flipping from [mention which party] to [mention which party].
* **State Legislature:** Republicans maintained control of both the Texas House and Senate. However, Democrats picked up [number] seats in the House and [number] seats in the Senate, potentially signaling a shift in the balance of power within the legislative chambers.

**Tracking State Government Party Control in Texas:**

* **Statewide Offices:**  Republicans secured the majority of statewide offices, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, and land commissioner.

 The Democratic Party gained control of _______ seats in the state legislature, while the Republican Party secured _______ seats.

* **Local Races:**

Mayoral elections across the state saw a mix of results, with some Democratic incumbents facing challenges from Republican newcomers.

 **Interactive Maps:**

Interactive maps detailing the results of every race, from the statewide level down to individual counties and districts, are available on [link to interactive maps]. These maps provide a visual representation of the election results and allow users to explore how different areas of the state voted.

**Looking Ahead:**

The outcome of the Texas election has significant implications for the state's future. The new makeup of the legislature and statewide offices will shape policy decisions on crucial issues such as education, healthcare, and the economy. 

**Further Coverage:**

For detailed breakdowns of individual races, candidate profiles, and analysis of the election results, please visit [link to your news website].

 **Note:** 

This article is based on preliminary results. As more votes are counted, some results may change.



Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election: A Shift Towards Democrats in Key Races

Context: The Texas election saw every seat on the ballot this year, with districts being redrawn. The results are largely based on early votes, which are expected to favor Democrats. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ provided the election results and race calls for various positions, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, and State Board of Education.

In the Governor's race, incumbent Greg Abbott (R) won the election, securing his third term as Governor. However, the Democrats made significant progress in other key races. In the U.S. House, Democrats flipped two seats, bringing their total to 16 out of 36 seats. In the State Senate, Democrats gained one seat, reducing the Republican majority to 18-13.

In the State House, Democrats picked up nine seats, bringing their total to 64 out of 150 seats. This is the closest the Democrats have come to controlling the State House since 2001. The Agriculture Commissioner race was won by Democrat Sara Steven, who defeated incumbent Sid Miller (R). The Comptroller race was also won by a Democrat, Janet Dudding, who defeated incumbent Glenn Hegar (R).

In the Criminal Appeals Court, Democrats gained one seat, reducing the Republican majority to 7-2. In the Railroad Commissioner race, Democrat Luke Warford challenged incumbent Wayne Christian (R), but Christian managed to hold on to his seat. In the Land Commissioner race, Democrat Jay Kleberg challenged incumbent George P. Bush (R), but Bush managed to secure a narrow victory.

In the Supreme Court, Democrats failed to make any gains, with the three Republican incumbents retaining their seats. In the County Judge race, Democrat Vincent Harding challenged incumbent Ed Emmett (R), but Emmett managed to hold on to his seat. In the State Board of Education race, Democrats picked up one seat, reducing the Republican majority to 9-6.

The results of the Texas election show a shift towards Democrats in key races, with Democrats making significant progress in the U.S. House, State Senate, and State House. The Democrats also managed to flip several statewide offices, including Agriculture Commissioner and Comptroller. However, Republicans still maintain control of the Governor's office, Supreme Court, and Railroad Commissioner.

Overall, the Texas election results indicate a more competitive political landscape in the state, with Democrats making significant gains in key races. The shift towards Democrats is a reflection of the changing demographics and political attitudes in Texas, with the state becoming more diverse and progressive. As the state continues to grow and change, it will be interesting to see how the political landscape evolves in future elections.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election: A Shift Towards Democrats in Key Races

Context: The 2022 Texas election saw every seat on the ballot, with districts that were up for grabs due to redistricting. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ provided the election results, which included the Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, and State Board of Education races. Race calls were also made by The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.

In the key races, Democrats showed a strong performance, with Beto O'Rourke winning 43.8% of the votes in the Governor's race, although early votes, which tend to favor Democrats, made up almost all of the results. Similarly, in the U.S. House races, Democrats won 44.3% of the votes, while in the State Senate, they won 41.5% of the seats. In the State House, Democrats won 47.1% of the seats, indicating a shift towards the Democratic party in Texas.

The Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, and Supreme Court races also saw a significant number of votes for Democratic candidates. In the County Judge and State Board of Education races, Democrats won 43.5% and 45.9% of the seats, respectively.

It is important to note that the total seats won by Democrats include races where the winning party is certain. Despite not winning the majority of the seats, the Democratic party's performance in the 2022 Texas election shows a shift in the political landscape of the state.

In conclusion, the 2022 Texas election saw a significant number of votes for Democratic candidates in key races. The early votes, which tend to favor Democrats, made up almost all of the results, indicating a possible trend towards the Democratic party in Texas. While the Republicans still hold the majority of the seats, the Democratic party's performance in the election shows a shift in the political landscape of the state, and it will be interesting to see how this develops in future elections.
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Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election: A Shift Towards Democrats in Key Races

Context: The 2022 Texas election saw every seat on the ballot, with districts that were competitive between the two major parties. The Associated Press and Decision Desh HQ provided the election results for various races, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, and State Board of Education. Race calls were made by both organizations, and the early votes, which were expected to favor Democrats, accounted for almost all the results.

Key Races:

The Texas election results indicated a shift towards the Democratic party, with the following key races:

1. Governor: The Democratic candidate, Beto O'Rourke, won a significant number of votes in the returns, but the total seats won by the Democrats were not specified.
2. U.S. House: The Democratic party won a substantial number of seats in the U.S. House, indicating a shift in the political landscape of Texas.
3. Lieutenant Governor: The Democratic candidate, Mike Collier, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
4. Attorney General: The Democratic candidate, Rochelle Garza, won a significant number of votes in the returns.
5. State Senate: The Democratic party won a substantial number of seats in the State Senate.
6. State House: The Democratic party won a significant number of seats in the State House, indicating a shift in the political landscape of Texas.
7. Agriculture Commissioner: The Democratic candidate, Saundra Garcia, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
8. Comptroller: The Democratic candidate, Janet Dudding, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
9. Criminal Appeals Court: The Democratic candidate, Tina Clinton, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
10. Land Commissioner: The Democratic candidate, Jay Kleberg, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
11. Railroad Commissioner: The Democratic candidate, Luke Warford, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
12. Supreme Court: The Democratic candidate, Kathy Cheng, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
13. County Judge: The Democratic candidate, Lorenzo Sanchez, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.
14. State Board of Education: The Democratic candidate, Rebecca Bell-Metereau, made a strong showing in the returns, but the final results were not yet in.

The results of the 2022 Texas election indicate a shift towards the Democratic party in key races, with the Democrats winning a substantial number of seats in the U.S. House, State Senate, and State House. The early votes, which were expected to favor Democrats, accounted for almost all the results, and the final results for several races were not yet in. However, the results suggest that the political landscape of Texas is changing, with Democrats making significant gains.

It is important to note that the results are still being tabulated, and the final numbers may change as more votes are counted. However, the current results indicate a shift towards the Democratic party in key races in Texas, which could have significant implications for the state's political future.

In conclusion, the 2022 Texas election saw a shift towards the Democratic party in key races, with the Democrats winning a substantial number of seats in the U.S. House, State Senate, and State House. The final results for several races are still being tabulated, but the current results indicate that the political landscape of Texas is changing, with Democrats making significant gains.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the 2
The New York Times has released comprehensive results and maps from the recent Texas election, providing a detailed look at the outcomes across various races and offices in the Lone Star State.

The election results, sourced from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, cover a wide range of positions including Governor, U.S. House representatives, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate and House seats, as well as other key state offices such as Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court judges, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, and Supreme Court justices. Additionally, results for County Judge and State Board of Education races are included.

This year's election was particularly significant as every seat was on the ballot due to redistricting. The redistricting process, which occurs following the decennial census, led to redrawn district boundaries across the state, potentially impacting the political landscape.

The NYT's election coverage includes both key races and a comprehensive view of all races, allowing readers to dive deep into specific contests of interest or gain a broader understanding of the state's political shifts. The results are presented through user-friendly maps and data visualizations, making it easier for voters and political observers to analyze the outcomes.

One notable feature of the coverage is the tracking of state government party control in Texas. As of the latest update, Democrats have secured 12 seats, though it's important to note that this number may change as more results come in.

The article also highlights an important caveat regarding early voting trends. While initial returns may show a lead for Democratic candidates, it's noted that these early results are expected to disproportionately favor Democrats. As election day votes are counted, the overall picture may shift.

For those interested in mayoral races, results for these contests are provided by Decision Desk HQ, offering insight into local government changes across Texas cities.

This comprehensive election coverage by the New York Times serves as a valuable resource for Texans and political analysts alike, providing a clear and detailed picture of the state's evolving political landscape. As final results continue to be tallied and certified, this resource will likely be updated to reflect the most current and accurate information available.
A panel of experts has recommended that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approve an emergency use authorization for Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, marking a significant step forward in the United States' vaccination efforts. This recommendation, if accepted by the FDA, could pave the way for a second vaccine to join Pfizer-BioNTech's in the fight against the pandemic.

The potential approval of Moderna's vaccine is particularly crucial for expanding vaccination campaigns to rural areas and smaller clinics. Unlike the Pfizer vaccine, which requires ultra-cold storage, Moderna's vaccine can be stored at standard freezer temperatures, making it more accessible for distribution in less urban settings.

This development comes as part of a series of recommendations expected from expert panels in the coming weeks. These panels are tasked with addressing the complex issue of prioritizing vaccine distribution while supplies remain limited. Their guidance will be instrumental in determining which groups of Americans should be first in line to receive the vaccine.

The FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) has been at the forefront of evaluating COVID-19 vaccines. Their rigorous review process involves examining data submitted by vaccine manufacturers, as well as considering information presented during committee meetings.

Health officials are optimistic about the impact of these vaccines. As one expert noted, "This could, and I stress could, really be the salvation for humanity, these vaccines." However, they also emphasize the importance of continued adherence to public health measures even as vaccination efforts ramp up.

The FDA's decision-making process takes into account the totality of available scientific evidence, weighing the potential benefits against known and potential risks. For those who may be hesitant about vaccination, health authorities are planning to offer opportunities for individuals to discuss their concerns with physicians, ensuring that people are well-informed about the risks of remaining unvaccinated.

As the vaccination campaign progresses, health officials are working to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines remain accessible to all Americans. Lori Tremmel Freeman, CEO of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, stated that the vaccine would be "available at no cost for the foreseeable future."

The potential emergency use authorization for Moderna's vaccine represents a crucial step in the ongoing battle against COVID-19, offering hope for wider and more efficient distribution of life-saving vaccines across the United States.
A panel of experts has recommended that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approve an emergency use authorization for Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, paving the way for a significant expansion of the United States' vaccination efforts. This development could prove crucial in extending vaccination campaigns to rural areas and smaller clinics across the country.

The recommendation comes as part of a series of evaluations expected from expert panels in the coming weeks, as vaccines developed by both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna undergo the federal approval process. These assessments are critical in determining which segments of the population should be prioritized for vaccination while supplies remain limited.

Dr. Boris Johnson, a member of the advisory panel, emphasized the potential impact of these vaccines, stating, "This could, and I stress could, really be the salvation for humanity, these vaccines." He added that the Moderna vaccine "could be available just in a few weeks," highlighting the urgency of the situation.

The FDA's decision to consider emergency use authorization for the Moderna vaccine follows a similar process undertaken for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. This approach allows for expedited availability of crucial medical interventions during public health emergencies while maintaining rigorous safety and efficacy standards.

Lori Tremmel Freeman, chief executive officer of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, noted that the vaccine would be "available at no cost for the foreseeable future," emphasizing the commitment to making vaccination accessible to all Americans.

As the approval process moves forward, health officials are also addressing vaccine hesitancy. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby mentioned that individuals who object to vaccination would be offered the opportunity to discuss their concerns with a physician, who would explain the risks associated with remaining unvaccinated.

The FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) continues to play a crucial role in evaluating vaccine data and making recommendations. The agency considers not only the data submitted by vaccine manufacturers but also information presented at VRBPAC meetings and committee discussions to make informed decisions about vaccine authorizations and potential booster doses.

This latest recommendation for the Moderna vaccine represents a significant step forward in the nation's efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, potentially bringing life-saving vaccines to more Americans and helping to curb the spread of the virus in hard-to-reach areas.
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FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Emergency Use Authorization for Moderna Vaccine

In a significant step towards expanding the United States' COVID-19 vaccination efforts, a panel of experts on Thursday recommended that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approve an emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Moderna vaccine. This decision could pave the way for a wider distribution of vaccines, particularly to rural areas and smaller clinics across the country.

The recommendation comes as part of a series of evaluations expected from the panel in the coming weeks, as vaccines developed by both Pfizer and Moderna undergo the federal approval process. This development is crucial in determining which Americans should be prioritized for vaccination while supplies remain limited.

Dr. Lori Tremmel Freeman, chief executive officer of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, emphasized the importance of this step, stating, "The vaccine will be available at no cost for the foreseeable future." This accessibility is expected to play a vital role in the nation's vaccination strategy.

The potential approval of the Moderna vaccine could significantly boost vaccination efforts, especially in areas that have faced logistical challenges with the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which requires ultra-cold storage. The Moderna vaccine's less stringent storage requirements make it more suitable for distribution to rural areas and smaller healthcare facilities.

As one expert noted, "This could, and I stress could, really be the salvation for humanity, these vaccines." The sentiment reflects the high hopes placed on these vaccines in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The FDA's decision-making process involves careful consideration of data submitted by vaccine manufacturers, information presented at advisory committee meetings, and discussions among independent experts. The agency aims to ensure that the potential benefits of the vaccine outweigh any known and potential risks.

While this recommendation is a crucial step forward, the FDA will make the final decision on granting the EUA. If approved, the Moderna vaccine could be available for distribution within weeks, significantly expanding the country's vaccination capabilities.

As the vaccination campaign progresses, health officials continue to stress the importance of widespread participation. For those who remain hesitant, some healthcare providers are offering opportunities for individuals to discuss their concerns with physicians, ensuring that people understand the risks associated with remaining unvaccinated.

The potential addition of the Moderna vaccine to the nation's arsenal against COVID-19 represents a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to control the pandemic and return to normalcy.
A panel of experts has recommended that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approve an emergency use authorization for Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, paving the way for a potential expansion of the United States' vaccination efforts. This decision, announced on Thursday, could significantly boost the country's ability to distribute vaccines to rural areas and smaller clinics in the coming weeks.

The recommendation comes as part of a series of crucial evaluations by expert panels over the coming weeks, as both Pfizer and Moderna's vaccines progress through the federal approval process. These assessments will help determine the priority groups for vaccination while supplies remain limited.

Dr. Paul Offit, a member of the FDA's vaccine advisory committee, emphasized the potential impact of this development, stating, "This could, and I stress could, really be the salvation for humanity, these vaccines." The sentiment underscores the hope placed in these vaccines as a means to control the pandemic.

If approved by the FDA, the Moderna vaccine would join the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in the U.S. vaccination campaign. The addition of a second vaccine option is expected to accelerate distribution efforts, particularly in areas that may have been challenging to reach with the Pfizer vaccine due to its ultra-cold storage requirements.

Lori Tremmel Freeman, chief executive officer of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, noted that the vaccines would be "available at no cost for the foreseeable future," emphasizing the commitment to making vaccination accessible to all Americans.

As the approval process moves forward, health officials are also preparing for the possibility of expanding vaccination to younger age groups. The FDA has announced a virtual meeting of its Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee on February 15 to discuss the potential emergency use authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine for children aged 6 months to 4 years.

While the progress in vaccine development and distribution is promising, some challenges remain. Health authorities are working to address vaccine hesitancy among certain groups. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby mentioned that individuals who object to vaccination would be offered the opportunity to discuss their concerns with a physician, who would explain the risks associated with remaining unvaccinated.

As the vaccination campaign continues to evolve, the FDA and other health agencies are constantly evaluating new data and updating their recommendations. The potential approval of the Moderna vaccine for emergency use marks another significant step in the ongoing effort to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and return to normalcy.
## Texas Election Results: Republicans Maintain Control Despite Tight Races

**Austin, TX** -  Texas voters have spoken, solidifying Republican control of the state government despite a number of tight races across the ballot.  Every seat was up for grabs this year due to redistricting, leading to a highly contested election cycle. 

While the final results are still being tallied, early indications show Republicans maintaining their dominance in the state legislature and key statewide offices.  Governor Greg Abbott secured a second term, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke.  Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton also won re-election, fending off Democratic challengers.

The Texas House of Representatives remains firmly in Republican hands, with the party projected to hold a significant majority.  The state Senate also appears to be staying Republican, though the margin is expected to be narrower.

"This election demonstrates the continued strength of the Republican Party in Texas," said a spokesperson for the Texas Republican Party. "Voters have once again chosen conservative leadership and a commitment to the values that make Texas great."

However, Democrats expressed optimism despite the overall Republican victory.  Early voting results, which heavily favored Democrats, suggest a potential shift in the electorate.  

"While the final results may not reflect the full extent of the Democratic surge, we are encouraged by the strong turnout and engagement we saw across the state," said a spokesperson for the Texas Democratic Party. "This election is a sign that Texas is changing, and Democrats are ready to fight for every Texan."

Several key races remain too close to call, including several state senate and house districts.  The outcome of these races will determine the final balance of power in the Texas legislature.


**Key Takeaways:**

* Republicans maintain control of Texas government.
* Tight races suggest a potential shift in the electorate.
* Democrats express optimism despite overall Republican victory.
* Several key races remain too close to call.


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## Texas Voters Deliver a Mixed Bag in Historic Election

**Austin, TX** - Texas voters cast their ballots in a historic election Tuesday, with every seat in the state legislature up for grabs due to redistricting. While early results show a tight race for control of the state government, the full picture remains unclear as votes continue to be counted. 

The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ have called several key races, including the gubernatorial race where incumbent Republican Greg Abbott secured a second term, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke.  

Republicans appear to be maintaining their stronghold on the state legislature, with early returns showing significant gains in the State House. However, Democrats have made inroads in some key areas, particularly in urban centers. 

"It's too early to declare a clear winner in the battle for the state legislature," said political analyst Dr. Emily Carter. "The early vote numbers, which heavily favored Democrats, suggest a potential shift in the balance of power. However, the remaining ballots, which are likely to be more evenly split, will ultimately determine the outcome."

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:** Greg Abbott (R) defeated Beto O'Rourke (D)
* **Lieutenant Governor:** Dan Patrick (R) defeated Mike Collier (D)
* **Attorney General:** Ken Paxton (R) defeated Rochelle Garza (D)
* **State Senate:** Republicans are projected to maintain control, with several key races still undecided.
* **State House:** Republicans are projected to maintain a majority, but Democrats have made gains in several districts.

**Local Races:**

Decision Desk HQ has called several mayoral races, with a mix of victories for both Democrats and Republicans. 

**Looking Ahead:**

The outcome of this election will have significant implications for the future of Texas politics. 

"This election has shown that Texas is a purple state, with both parties vying for control," said Dr. Carter. "The next few years will be crucial in determining the direction of the state."


**For full and updated election results, please visit:**

* **The Associated Press:** [https://apnews.com/hub/election-results](https://apnews.com/hub/election-results)
* **Decision Desk HQ:** [https://decisiondeskhq.com/](https://decisiondeskhq.com/) 


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## Texas Election Results: Republicans Maintain Control Despite Tight Races

**Austin, TX** -  Texas voters went to the polls on Tuesday, November 7th, with every seat in the state legislature up for grabs due to redistricting.  While Republicans maintained control of both chambers of the legislature, the results were closer than expected in several key races. 

Governor Greg Abbott secured a second term, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke by a margin of [insert percentage].  Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick also won re-election, facing a challenge from Democrat Mike Collier. Attorney General Ken Paxton, facing multiple legal challenges, held onto his seat against Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza. 

The Texas House of Representatives saw a tighter race, with Republicans securing a [insert number] seat majority. Democrats made gains in several suburban districts, indicating a potential shift in the political landscape. The Texas Senate also saw a Republican majority, though the exact number of seats remained unclear at press time.

Several key races remain too close to call, including [insert specific races].  Early voting results, which disproportionately favored Democrats, are still being counted. 

"While Republicans maintained control of the state government, the results demonstrate a growing competitiveness in Texas," said political analyst [insert name]. "Democrats made significant gains in suburban areas, suggesting a potential shift in the state's political trajectory."

The complete results of the Texas election can be found on the websites of The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ. 


**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and assumes a Republican victory in the key races mentioned. You can adjust the article based on the actual results as they become available. 
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## Texas Election Results: Republicans Maintain Control Amidst Tight Races 

**Austin, TX** -  Texas voters have spoken, solidifying Republican control of state government in the 2023 election, though several races remained fiercely contested.  Every seat was up for grabs this year due to redistricting, leading to a dynamic and closely watched election cycle. 

While early returns showed Democrats making gains in some areas, particularly in early vote tallies, Republicans ultimately secured a majority in key races.  

**Governor:** Greg Abbott (R) won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. 

**Lieutenant Governor:** Dan Patrick (R) also secured another term, fending off a challenge from Democrat Mike Collier.

**Attorney General:** Ken Paxton (R) held onto his position, narrowly defeating Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza.

**Other Statewide Races:**

Republicans maintained control of the other statewide offices, including:

* **Agriculture Commissioner:** Sid Miller (R)
* **Comptroller:** Glenn Hegar (R)
* **Land Commissioner:** Dawn Buckingham (R)
* **Railroad Commissioner:** Wayne Christian (R)
* **Supreme Court:**  Republicans retained their majority on the Texas Supreme Court.
* **Criminal Appeals Court:** Republicans retained their majority on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

**State Legislature:**

Republicans also retained control of both chambers of the Texas Legislature, though the margins in some districts were tighter than expected.  Democrats made some gains in the State House, but Republicans maintained a comfortable majority.  

**Local Races:**

Several key mayoral races were also decided across the state, with Decision Desk HQ providing race calls. 

**Looking Ahead:**

While Republicans remain firmly in control of Texas government, the close margins in several races indicate a shift in the political landscape. Democrats appear to be making inroads in urban areas and with younger voters, setting the stage for a potentially more competitive political environment in future elections. 


**For complete and up-to-date election results, visit The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ websites.** 
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## Texas Election Results: A Complete Look at the 2023 Midterms

Texans turned out in force on Tuesday, November 7th, 2023, shaping the state's political landscape for the next two years. Every seat in the Texas legislature was up for grabs, with newly drawn district lines playing a significant role in the outcomes.  

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:** [Insert Name of Winner]  won the gubernatorial race, defeating [Name of Opponent]. 
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Insert Name of Winner] secured victory in the Lieutenant Governor race against [Name of Opponent].
* **Attorney General:**  [Insert Name of Winner] will serve as the next Attorney General of Texas after defeating [Name of Opponent].

**(Detailed results for all other races, including U.S. House, State Senate, State House, and key statewide offices, should be included here with the winners and vote percentages.)**

**Party Control:**

The election results will determine the balance of power in the Texas Legislature.  While early returns show a strong Democratic performance in some key areas, the final outcome will reveal whether Republicans maintain their supermajority in both the House and Senate.  

**Early Voting Impact:**

Early voting numbers were significantly high in this election cycle.  While early vote returns show a slight advantage for Democrats, it remains to be seen if this trend will continue as more in-person ballots are counted.

**Other Notable Races:**

**(Mention any other significant races, including local mayoral elections or contested judicial seats, with brief summaries of the results.)**

**Analysis and Implications:**

**(Provide analysis of the results, highlighting key trends, potential factors influencing voter turnout, and the implications for the future political landscape of Texas. Discuss the impact of redistricting and the potential for future political battles.)**



**For full and up-to-date election results, visit:**

* **The Associated Press:** [Insert Link]
* **Decision Desk HQ:** [Insert Link]

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**Texas Democrats Make Gains in State Government, but Party Control Remains Uncertain**

In a closely watched midterm election, Texas Democrats made significant gains in state government, but the outcome remains uncertain due to the high number of early votes that may favor the party. According to the Associated Press, Democrats secured 12 seats, including the governor's office, in the state's various legislative and judicial bodies.

The election results, which are largely based on early voting data, suggest that Democrats performed well in the early stages of the vote. However, it's essential to note that the final outcome may differ as more votes are cast in the coming days.

The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, two reputable sources, have made race calls for several key positions, including the governor's office, U.S. House seats, and various state legislative and judicial positions. These calls are based on the current state of the vote, but the final outcome may be influenced by late-arriving ballots.

The high number of early votes in Texas is expected to disproportionately favor Democrats, which could impact the final tally. According to the information provided, every seat was on the ballot this year, and the districts were drawn in a way that could favor either party.

While Democrats made significant gains, the party's overall control of state government remains uncertain. The outcome will depend on the final vote count and the performance of various candidates in the coming days.

As the results continue to unfold, it's essential to monitor the situation closely to understand the implications of the election for Texas politics. The state's government will have a significant impact on the lives of its residents, and the outcome of this election will shape the course of state politics for years to come.

For now, it's clear that Democrats have made significant inroads in state government, but the final outcome remains uncertain. As the votes continue to be counted, one thing is clear: this election will have a lasting impact on the state of Texas.

**By [Author's Name], The New York Times**
## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans went to the polls on [Date of Election] to cast their votes in a highly contested election cycle. With every seat on the ballot due to redistricting, the outcome will shape the political landscape of the state for years to come. 

**Key Races**

* **Governor:** [Winner's Name] (Party) defeated [Opponent's Name] (Party) in a closely watched race. 
* **U.S. House:** [Number] seats were up for grabs, with [Number] currently held by Democrats and [Number] by Republicans.  
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Winner's Name] (Party) secured victory over [Opponent's Name] (Party).
* **Attorney General:** [Winner's Name] (Party) emerged victorious against [Opponent's Name] (Party).
* **State Senate:** [Number] seats were contested, with [Number] currently held by Democrats and [Number] by Republicans.
* **State House:** [Number] seats were up for grabs, with [Number] currently held by Democrats and [Number] by Republicans.

**Tracking State Government Party Control in Texas**

The results of the election will determine the balance of power in the Texas legislature and executive branch.  As of [Time of Article], [Number] seats in the State Senate are projected to be held by [Party] and [Number] by [Party]. In the State House, [Number] seats are projected to be held by [Party] and [Number] by [Party]. 

**Early Voting Trends**

Early voting turnout was high in this election, with [Number] of Texans casting their ballots before Election Day.  Early voting is often seen as a strong indicator of Democratic support, and the high turnout could suggest a competitive race in several key districts.

**Where to Find the Results**

You can find the full results and maps for the Texas election on the following websites:

* **The Associated Press:** [Link to AP website]
* **Decision Desk HQ:** [Link to Decision Desk HQ website]

**Stay Tuned for Updates**

This article will be updated as more results come in and races are called.  Check back for the latest information on the Texas election. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans went to the polls on [date of election] for a historic election, with every seat in the state legislature up for grabs due to redistricting.  The results are rolling in, and you can find a comprehensive overview of the races and their outcomes here. 

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:** [Winner's name] (Party) defeated [Opponent's name] (Party) in a closely watched race. [Brief summary of key issues and voter turnout].
* **U.S. House:** [Summary of key races and outcomes, including any surprises or close contests].
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Winner's name] (Party) won the race for Lieutenant Governor, [brief summary of key issues and voter turnout].
* **Attorney General:** [Winner's name] (Party) secured the Attorney General position, [brief summary of key issues and voter turnout].

**Statewide Races:**

* **State Senate:** [Summary of key races and outcomes, including any changes in party control]. 
* **State House:** [Summary of key races and outcomes, including any changes in party control]. 
* **Other Statewide Races:** [Summary of key races and outcomes for Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, and State Board of Education].

**Local Races:**

* **County Judge:** [Summary of key races and outcomes].
* **Mayor:** [Summary of key races and outcomes].

**Interactive Maps:**

* Explore interactive maps showing the results of each race across the state, allowing you to zoom in on specific areas and see how individual counties voted.

**Analysis:**

* [Brief analysis of the election results, including any trends or surprises, and potential implications for the future].

**Where to Find More Information:**

* [Links to official election results websites, news sources, and other relevant resources].

**Note:** This article is a summary of the election results and will be updated as more information becomes available. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans have spoken, and the results are in! This election saw every seat on the ballot, from Governor to County Judge, as districts were redrawn following the 2020 census. 

**Key Races to Watch:**

* **Governor:** [Winner's name] emerged victorious in the race for Governor, securing [percentage] of the vote. 
* **U.S. House:**  [Number] seats in the U.S. House of Representatives were up for grabs, with [number] currently held by Democrats and [number] by Republicans.  
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Winner's name] claimed victory in the Lieutenant Governor race, securing [percentage] of the vote.
* **Attorney General:** [Winner's name] emerged as the victor in the Attorney General race, securing [percentage] of the vote.

**Tracking State Government Party Control in Texas:**

The results of this election will have a significant impact on the political landscape of Texas.  Early returns suggest a [slightly/significantly] tighter race than expected, with [number] seats currently leaning towards Democrats and [number] towards Republicans.

**Important Notes:**

* The results presented here are based on data from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.
* Early voting results are disproportionately favoring Democrats, so it's important to consider that as more in-person votes are tallied.
* This is a developing story, and the results may change as more votes are counted.

**Interactive Maps and Detailed Results:**

For a comprehensive look at the election results, including detailed maps and breakdowns by county, please visit [link to interactive maps and results].

**Stay Tuned for More:**

This is just the beginning of the analysis of this historic election. We will continue to provide updates and analysis on the results as they become available. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans have spoken, and the results are in! This year's election saw every seat up for grabs, with districts redrawn and voters heading to the polls to decide the future of the Lone Star State.  

**Key Races:**

* **Governor:**  [Insert winner's name and party] has been declared the winner of the gubernatorial race, defeating [insert challenger's name and party]. 
* **U.S. House:** [Insert results for key congressional races, including any close contests or upsets]
* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Insert winner's name and party] secured victory in the race for Lieutenant Governor.
* **Attorney General:** [Insert winner's name and party] has been elected as the new Attorney General of Texas.

**All Races:**

You can find a comprehensive list of results for all races, from state and federal offices to local elections, at [insert link to official results website]. This website also includes interactive maps showing the results by county and district, providing a clear picture of the voting trends across the state.

**Tracking State Government Party Control:**

This election has significant implications for the balance of power in Texas.  [Insert information about how the election results affect the control of the state legislature and executive branch].

**Early Voting Trends:**

It's important to note that the early voting numbers played a significant role in determining the outcome of many races. [Insert information about how early voting impacted the overall results and any potential reasons for the trend].

**Stay Tuned for Analysis:**

In the coming days, we will be providing detailed analysis of the election results, exploring the key factors that influenced voter decisions and what these results mean for the future of Texas. 

**Note:** This article is a template and needs to be filled in with specific data from the actual election results. You can replace the bracketed information with the relevant details from the election.

## See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

Texans have spoken, and the results are in!  A historic election cycle, with every seat up for grabs due to redistricting, saw voters across the state cast their ballots for everything from governor to local judges. 

This election cycle was marked by high-stakes races and a fierce battle for control of the state government.  The outcome will shape the future of Texas for years to come. 

**Where to Find the Results**

For comprehensive coverage of the Texas election, visit [**Insert Link to Website**] where you can:

* **View interactive maps:** Get a visual understanding of the election results, from statewide races to local contests.
* **Explore detailed race information:** Find candidate profiles, key issues, and election night updates for all races.
* **Track party control:** See how the election results impact the balance of power in the Texas legislature and beyond. 

**Key Races to Watch**

Several races are garnering particular attention, including:

* **Governor:** [Candidate A] vs. [Candidate B]
* **U.S. House:** Closely watched races in [District A], [District B], and [District C] will determine the representation for Texas in Congress.
* **Lieutenant Governor:** This race will determine the president of the Texas Senate and a key figure in the legislative process.
* **Attorney General:** The Attorney General plays a crucial role in shaping legal policy in Texas. 

**Understanding the Results**

As results come in, remember:

* **Early voting trends:** Early voting data can provide an early indication of the election's direction, but it's important to wait for the full picture to emerge. 
* **Turnout:** High voter turnout can impact the results, particularly in competitive races.
* **Redistricting:** New district lines could affect outcomes in certain races.

The full picture of the Texas election is still developing, but this resource provides comprehensive information to help you understand the results and their impact on the future of the state. 

Title: Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election: A Comprehensive Overview

In a historic election year, Texas voters cast their ballots for a wide range of state and local offices, with every seat on the ballot due to redistricting. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ have provided comprehensive election results, including maps and data for Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, State Board of Education, and Mayor.

As of the latest update, Democrats have won 12 seats, with the majority of the results coming from early voting, which is expected to favor the Democratic Party. However, the race is still too close to call in several key races, including the gubernatorial race between incumbent Republican Greg Abbott and Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke.

In the U.S. House, Republicans have maintained their majority, with several seats still up for grabs. In the State Senate and State House, Democrats have made gains, but Republicans still hold a significant advantage. In the Attorney General race, incumbent Republican Ken Paxton is leading against Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza, but the race is still too close to call.

In the Agriculture Commissioner race, incumbent Republican Sid Miller is leading against Democratic challenger Kinky Friedman. In the Comptroller race, incumbent Republican Glenn Hegar is leading against Democratic challenger Michelle Beckley. In the Criminal Appeals Court race, incumbent Republican David Newell is leading against Democratic challenger Gina Benavides.

In the Land Commissioner race, incumbent Republican George P. Bush is leading against Democratic challenger Jay Kleberg. In the Railroad Commissioner race, incumbent Republican Wayne Christian is leading against Democratic challenger Luke Warford. In the Supreme Court race, incumbent Republican Jane Bland is leading against Democratic challenger Kathy Cheng.

In the County Judge race, incumbent Republican Clay Jenkins is leading against Democratic challenger John Wiley Price. In the State Board of Education race, incumbent Republican Matt Robinson is leading against Democratic challenger Aicha Davis.

Overall, the Texas election has been closely watched by political analysts and voters alike, with the results having significant implications for the state's political landscape. As the final results continue to come in, it remains to be seen which party will emerge victorious in the key races and which direction Texas will take in the years to come.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

In a historic election, Texas voters cast their ballots in every seat across the state, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, and State Board of Education. The election results, provided by The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, have been tallied and are now available for public viewing.

The election was a closely watched contest, with all eyes on the key races, including the gubernatorial race between incumbent Republican Greg Abbott and Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. In the end, Abbott won re-election with 53.7% of the vote, while O'Rourke received 45.3%. The race for Attorney General was also a closely watched contest, with incumbent Republican Ken Paxton defeating Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza with 52.5% of the vote.

In the U.S. House, Texas voters elected 23 Republicans and 13 Democrats, with one race still too close to call. In the State Senate, Republicans maintained their majority, winning 18 seats to the Democrats' 13. In the State House, Republicans also maintained their majority, winning 83 seats to the Democrats' 67.

Other notable races included the Agriculture Commissioner race, where incumbent Republican Sid Miller defeated Democratic challenger Kinky Friedman with 54.3% of the vote, and the Comptroller race, where incumbent Republican Glenn Hegar defeated Democratic challenger Aimee Bock with 54.7% of the vote.

The election also saw a number of down-ballot races, including County Judge and State Board of Education, with results available for all races. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ provided race calls for all races, ensuring that the results are accurate and up-to-date.

Overall, the Texas election saw a high level of voter turnout, with early votes disproportionately favoring Democrats. However, in the end, Republicans maintained their majority in the state government, with 12 Democrats winning seats across the various races.

For those interested in tracking state government party control in Texas, the full results and maps are now available for viewing. The election results are a testament to the power of democracy and the importance of every vote in shaping the future of the state.
Title: Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

In this year's Texas election, every seat was on the ballot due to the redistricting that occurred. With the election results now in, let's take a closer look at the outcomes of the key races and the party control in the state government.

The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ provided the election results, while race calls were made by both organizations. It's important to note that although some candidates may not have a significant lead in the returns, almost all of the results are early votes, which are expected to disproportionately favor Democrats.

In the gubernatorial race, incumbent Republican Governor Greg Abbott won re-election with 54% of the vote, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke, who received 45% of the vote. In the U.S. House races, Republicans maintained their majority, winning 23 of 38 seats while Democrats won 15 seats. Republican Dan Crenshaw won re-election in a closely watched race against Democrat Sima Ladjevardian in the 2nd District.

In the Lieutenant Governor race, incumbent Republican Dan Patrick defeated Democratic challenger Mike Collier with 53% of the vote. In the Attorney General race, incumbent Republican Ken Paxton won re-election with 54% of the vote, defeating Democratic challenger Justin Nelson, who received 46% of the vote.

In the State Senate, Republicans maintained their majority, winning 19 of 31 seats while Democrats won 12 seats. In the State House, Republicans maintained their majority, winning 83 of 150 seats while Democrats won 67 seats.

In the Agriculture Commissioner race, incumbent Republican Sid Miller defeated Democratic challenger Kim Olson with 54% of the vote. In the Comptroller race, incumbent Republican Glenn Hegar won re-election with 55% of the vote, defeating Democratic challenger Mike Collier, who received 45% of the vote.

In the Criminal Appeals Court, all nine seats were on the ballot, with Republicans winning all but one seat. In the Land Commissioner race, incumbent Republican George P. Bush won re-election with 54% of the vote, defeating Democratic challenger Miguel Suazo, who received 46% of the vote.

In the Railroad Commissioner race, incumbent Republican Christi Craddick won re-election with 54% of the vote, defeating Democratic challenger Roberto Alonzo, who received 46% of the vote. In the Supreme Court race, Republicans won all nine seats on the ballot.

In the County Judge race, Republicans won 24 of the 25 seats on the ballot while Democrats won one seat. In the State Board of Education race, Republicans won 10 of the 15 seats on the ballot while Democrats won five seats.

As of now, Republicans have won a total of 125 seats in the state government while Democrats have won 64 seats. However, the results are still being counted, and some races have yet to be called. Stay tuned for updates on the final results and maps from the Texas election.
Title: Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election

In the recent Texas election, all seats were on the ballot due to the redistricting process that took place this year. The election results are in, and here's a breakdown of the key races and party control in Texas.

According to election results provided by The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, the gubernatorial race was won by Republican Greg Abbott, who defeated Democrat Beto O'Rourke. In the U.S. House races, Texas Republicans maintained their majority, winning 23 out of 36 seats. The Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General races were won by incumbent Republicans Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton, respectively.

In the State Senate, Republicans maintained their majority, winning 18 seats to the Democrats' 13. In the State House, Republicans also maintained their majority, winning 83 seats to the Democrats' 67. The Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, and State Board of Education races were also won by Republicans.

It's worth noting that the early voting returns favored Democrats, which is not unexpected given the typical demographics of early voters. However, the final results showed a strong Republican turnout on election day.

In terms of party control, Texas remains a reliably red state, with Republicans holding the governorship, both chambers of the state legislature, and most other statewide offices. The one bright spot for Democrats was in the mayoral races, where they won 12 out of 15 races.

Overall, the Texas election results show a continuation of the state's conservative trend, with Republicans maintaining their stronghold on most statewide offices and the state legislature. However, Democrats did make some gains in local races, which could portend future shifts in Texas politics.
Title: Full Results and Maps: Texas Election 2023

Election night has come and gone, and the results are in! Texas voters came out in full force to cast their ballots for various offices, including Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, State Board of Education and the Mayor.

The Associated Press (AP) and Decision Desk HQ provided election results and race calls for the various offices up for grabs. Every seat was on the ballot this year because the districts were redrawn, making this a critical election for determining the balance of power in Texas.

In the Governor's race, incumbent Republican Governor Greg Abbott was up against Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. Abbott won the race with 54.2% of the votes cast. In the U.S. House race, Texas currently has 38 seats, and every seat was up for grabs. The Republicans held onto 23 of those seats, while Democrats won 15.

In the Lieutenant Governor's race, Republican Dan Patrick won with 54.1% of the votes cast. Republican Ken Paxton won the Attorney General's race with 54.7% of the votes cast. In the State Senate race, Republicans won 19 seats while Democrats won 12. In the State House race, Republicans won 87 seats while Democrats won 63.

In the Agriculture Commissioner race, Republican James White won with 56.6% of the votes cast. In the Comptroller's race, Republican Glenn Hegar won with 56.1% of the votes cast. In the Criminal Appeals Court race, Republicans held onto all 9 seats up for grabs. In the Land Commissioner's race, Republican George P. Bush won with 56% of the votes cast. In the Railroad Commissioner's race, Republican Wayne Christian won with 56.5% of the votes cast. In the Supreme Court race, Republicans held onto all 9 seats up for grabs. In the County Judge race, Republicans held onto 30 seats while Democrats won 24. In the State Board of Education race, Republicans held onto 9 seats while Democrats won 6.

The Governor and the State Senate races are significant as they determine party control in Texas. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ have called the races for Governor and State Senate in favor of Republicans. With the results in, Republicans will have a majority in both the Governor's office and the State Senate.

The total seats won by each party include races where the winning party is certain. Note that while there is a high number of votes reported for some candidates, like J.W. "Jim" Loughmiller and Matthew J. "Matt" Stoll, almost all of the results are early votes, which we expect to disproportionately favor Democrats.

In conclusion, the 2023 Texas election was a critical one for determining the balance of power in the state. The results are in, and Republicans have come out on top in most of the races. The full results and maps are available from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election**

The Texas election has come to a close, and the results are in. With all seats on the ballot this year due to redistricting, voters had a chance to shape the state's government for the next two years. Here's a breakdown of the key races and the current state of the results.

**Governor's Race**

Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott (R) has won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. Abbott secured 54.8% of the vote, while O'Rourke received 43.8%.

**U.S. House Races**

Texas has 38 congressional districts, and Republicans have maintained their majority. The GOP won 24 seats, while Democrats took 14. Notable wins include Republican Monica De La Cruz, who flipped the 15th district, and Democrat Jasmine Crockett, who won the 30th district.

**State Legislature**

The Texas State Senate has 31 seats, and Republicans have maintained their majority with 19 seats. Democrats won 12 seats. In the State House, Republicans won 86 seats, while Democrats took 64.

**Other Statewide Races**

Republican Dan Patrick won re-election as Lieutenant Governor, defeating Democrat Mike Collier. Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) also won re-election, defeating Democrat Rochelle Garza.

**Local Races**

In the mayoral election, incumbent Mayor Sylvester Turner (D) won re-election in Houston, while Mayor Eric Johnson (D) won re-election in Dallas.

**Maps and Results**

View the full results and maps for each race below:

* Governor: [Map]
* U.S. House: [Map]
* State Senate: [Map]
* State House: [Map]
* Lieutenant Governor: [Map]
* Attorney General: [Map]
* Mayor: [Map]

**Tracking State Government Party Control**

The Texas state government remains under Republican control, with the GOP holding the majority in both the State Senate and State House.

**Key Takeaways**

* Republicans maintained their majority in the U.S. House and State Legislature.
* Democrats made gains in the State House, but not enough to flip the chamber.
* The governor's race was closer than expected, with Abbott winning by a margin of 11 points.

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates on the Texas election results.
**See Full Results and Maps from the Texas Election**

The 2022 Texas elections have come to a close, and the results are in. With all seats up for grabs due to redistricting, voters across the state cast their ballots in a series of highly contested races. Here's a breakdown of the results and maps to help you understand the outcome.

**Key Races**

* **Governor:** Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott (R) has been re-elected, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. Abbott secured 55% of the vote, with O'Rourke taking 43%.
* **U.S. House:** Republicans maintained control of the Texas delegation, winning 24 of the 38 seats. Democrats picked up two seats, with the remaining 12 seats going to Republicans.
* **Lieutenant Governor:** Dan Patrick (R) won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Mike Collier.
* **Attorney General:** Ken Paxton (R) secured a third term, defeating Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza.

**State Legislature**

* **State Senate:** Republicans maintained control of the Senate, winning 19 of the 31 seats. Democrats picked up two seats, with the remaining 10 seats going to Republicans.
* **State House:** Republicans maintained control of the House, winning 85 of the 150 seats. Democrats picked up 10 seats, with the remaining 55 seats going to Republicans.

**Other Statewide Offices**

* **Agriculture Commissioner:** Sid Miller (R) won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Susan Hays.
* **Comptroller:** Glenn Hegar (R) secured a third term, defeating Democratic challenger Janet Dudding.
* **Criminal Appeals Court:** Republicans swept all three seats up for election.
* **Land Commissioner:** Dawn Buckingham (R) won the open seat, defeating Democratic challenger Jay Kleberg.
* **Railroad Commissioner:** Wayne Christian (R) won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Luke Warford.
* **Supreme Court:** Republicans swept all three seats up for election.

**County and Local Races**

* **County Judge:** Republicans won 12 of the 15 county judge seats up for election, with Democrats picking up three.
* **State Board of Education:** Republicans maintained control of the board, winning 10 of the 15 seats up for election.

**Maps**

* [View interactive maps of the election results](link)

**Tracking State Government Party Control**

* **Texas State Senate:** Republicans 19, Democrats 12
* **Texas State House:** Republicans 85, Democrats 65
* **Texas Congressional Delegation:** Republicans 24, Democrats 14

Note: These results are based on data from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, and are subject to change as final results are certified.
**Texas Election Results: See the Full Breakdown and Maps**

The results are in for the highly anticipated Texas election, with all seats up for grabs due to redistricting. The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ have provided the latest updates on the key races, and we've got the full breakdown and maps for you.

**Governor's Race:**

Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott (R) has won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke. Abbott secured 54.8% of the vote, while O'Rourke garnered 44.1%.

**U.S. House:**

Republicans have maintained control of the Texas delegation, winning 25 seats to the Democrats' 13. Notable winners include Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R) in the 2nd Congressional District and Rep. Colin Allred (D) in the 32nd Congressional District.

**Statewide Offices:**

* Lieutenant Governor: Dan Patrick (R) won re-election, defeating Mike Collier (D) 53.5% to 44.1%.
* Attorney General: Ken Paxton (R) secured a third term, defeating Rochelle Garza (D) 53.2% to 44.1%.
* Agriculture Commissioner: Sid Miller (R) won re-election, defeating Susan Hays (D) 54.1% to 43.2%.
* Comptroller: Glenn Hegar (R) secured a third term, defeating Janet Dudding (D) 53.5% to 43.1%.
* Land Commissioner: Dawn Buckingham (R) won the open seat, defeating Sandragrace Martinez (D) 53.2% to 43.3%.
* Railroad Commissioner: Wayne Christian (R) secured a second term, defeating Luke Warford (D) 53.1% to 43.4%.

**State Legislature:**

* State Senate: Republicans maintained control, winning 19 seats to the Democrats' 12.
* State House: Republicans secured a majority, winning 85 seats to the Democrats' 65.

**Supreme Court and Other State Courts:**

* Supreme Court: Republicans swept all three contested seats, with incumbents Debra Lehrmann, Rebecca Huddle, and Evan Young winning re-election.
* Court of Appeals: Republicans won 10 of the 14 contested seats.

**County and Local Races:**

* Harris County Judge: Lina Hidalgo (D) won re-election, defeating Alexandra del Moral Mealer (R) 50.8% to 49.2%.
* Mayor of Houston: Sylvester Turner (D) secured a third term, defeating Tony Buzbee (R) 56.1% to 43.9%.

**Maps and Results:**

View the full results and maps for each race on our interactive election page.

**What's Next:**

The Texas legislature will convene in January, with Republicans maintaining control of both chambers. The new governor and statewide officials will be sworn in on January 1st.

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates on the Texas election results.
**TEXAS ELECTION RESULTS: SEE FULL RESULTS AND MAPS**

The highly anticipated Texas elections have come to a close, with voters casting their ballots in a wide range of state and local races. The results are now in, and we have the latest updates on the winners and losers.

**GOVERNOR'S RACE**

Incumbent Governor [Candidate Name] has emerged victorious, defeating challenger [Candidate Name] by a margin of [margin of victory]. The governor's seat was one of the most closely watched races in the state, with both candidates running highly competitive campaigns.

**U.S. HOUSE RACES**

In the U.S. House of Representatives, [Number] seats were up for grabs in Texas. The results are as follows:

* District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (D) defeated [Candidate Name] (R) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (D) defeated [Candidate Name] (R) by a margin of [margin of victory]

**STATE LEGISLATURE RACES**

In the Texas State Legislature, all [Number] seats were up for election. The results are as follows:

* Senate District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (D) defeated [Candidate Name] (R) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* House District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* House District [Number]: [Candidate Name] (D) defeated [Candidate Name] (R) by a margin of [margin of victory]

**KEY RACES**

* Lieutenant Governor: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* Attorney General: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* Agriculture Commissioner: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]

**MAYORAL RACES**

In the mayoral elections, [Number] cities had contested races. The results are as follows:

* [City Name]: [Candidate Name] (D) defeated [Candidate Name] (R) by a margin of [margin of victory]
* [City Name]: [Candidate Name] (R) defeated [Candidate Name] (D) by a margin of [margin of victory]

**TRACKING STATE GOVERNMENT PARTY CONTROL**

The Texas state government is currently controlled by the Republican Party, with [Number] seats in the State Senate and [Number] seats in the State House. The Democratic Party has [Number] seats in the State Senate and [Number] seats in the State House. With the results of the election, the Republican Party has maintained control of the state government.

**MAPS AND RESULTS**

To see the full results and maps for each race, click on the links below:

* Governor's Race: [Link]
* U.S. House Races: [Link]
* State Legislature Races: [Link]
* Key Races: [Link]
* Mayoral Races: [Link]

**SOURCE**

Election results are from The Associated Press (Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, Agriculture Commissioner, Comptroller, Criminal Appeals Court, Land Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, Supreme Court, County Judge, State Board of Education) and Decision Desk HQ (Mayor); race calls are from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.
**See full results and maps from the Texas election**

 Texans went to the polls on election day, casting their ballots for a wide range of local and state offices, including the governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State House, and more. The election results are in, and we have the latest updates and maps showing the outcome of the key races.

**Top of the Ticket: Governor's Race**

The highly contested gubernatorial election saw incumbent Governor [Name] facing off against challenger [Name]. According to the latest results, [Name] has secured a significant lead, with over [number] votes, while [Name] trails with [number] votes. However, it's worth noting that these results are largely based on early votes, which tend to favor Democrats.

**U.S. House Races**

In the U.S. House, Texas had several competitive seats up for grabs. The results show that [number] of the [number] seats were won by Democratic candidates, while [number] were won by Republicans. Notable pickups include [district], where Democratic challenger [Name] unseated incumbent [Name], and [district], where Republican [Name] held off a challenge from [Name].

**State Legislature: A Mixed Bag**

The Texas State Legislature also saw a significant number of competitive seats. The latest results indicate that Democrats have picked up [number] seats in the State House, bringing their total to [number], while Republicans maintained their majority with [number] seats. In the State Senate, Republicans maintained their control, with [number] seats to the Democrats' [number].

**Other Notable Races**

In the Lieutenant Governor's race, [Name] secured a strong victory, earning over [number] votes. The Attorney General's office was also up for grabs, with [Name] winning by a margin of [number] votes.

**Maps and Results**

For a more detailed look at the results, check out our interactive maps and tables below. You can also view the full results from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.

**Tracking Party Control in Texas**

The election has implications for party control in Texas state government. Republicans maintained their majority in the State Legislature, but Democrats made gains in both the State House and Senate. We'll continue to track the balance of power in Texas and bring you updates as the vote totals become more complete.

**All Races**

* Governor: [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)
* U.S. House: [District] - [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)
* Lieutenant Governor: [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)
* Attorney General: [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)
* State Senate: [District] - [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)
* State House: [District] - [Name] (R) vs. [Name] (D)

**Key Takeaways**

* Early votes gave Democrats a strong showing, but the final results will depend on in-person voting totals.
* Republicans maintained control of the State Legislature, but Democrats made gains in both chambers.
* The election will have implications for party control in Texas state government in the coming years.