Maverick County Early Voting Results Show Jerry Morales Leading County Judge Race

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Unofficial early voting results from the Maverick County Elections Department show Gerardo Jerry Morales leading the county judge race with 5,908 votes, plus early totals for commissioner, justice of the peace, school trustee, legislative and statewide races. Election Day totals had not been released.

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UNOFFICIAL EARLY VOTING RESULTS: All figures below are early voting and mail ballot totals only. The Maverick County Elections Department result sheets show 0 precincts reporting, and the county had not released Election Day totals as of publication. No winners have been declared.

EAGLE PASS, Texas – Democrat Gerardo “Jerry” Morales leads the Maverick County judge race in unofficial early voting results posted by the Maverick County Elections Department after polls closed Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Morales received 5,908 early votes, or 61.63%, independent David R. Saucedo received 2,142, or 22.34%, and Republican Ruben J. Camarillo received 1,020, or 10.64%, according to the county. Camarillo reportedly withdrew after the deadline to remove his name from the ballot, according to other local news sources. A total of 9,587 ballots were counted in early voting contest totals.

Percentages below are as shown on the county sheets, which calculate each share against all ballots in the contest, including undervotes.

County commissioner races

  • Precinct 1, unexpired term: Mario Cruz (D) 1,781 (67.06%), unopposed
  • Precinct 2: Rosy Cantu (D) leads with 1,091 (62.70%), Tom Cary (R) 504 (28.97%)
  • Precinct 4: Alejandro Esquivel (D) leads with 1,700 (64.89%), Guadalupe “Lupe” Negrete (R) 703 (26.83%)

Justice of the peace races

  • Precinct 1: Kina Mancha (D) leads with 1,660 (62.50%), Anna Gabriela Derbez (R) 627 (23.61%)
  • Precinct 2: Ernie Leija (D) 1,123 (64.54%), unopposed
  • Precinct 3, Place 1: Edgar Juarez (D) leads with 1,097 (44.48%), Gilbert Salas (R) 612 (24.82%), write-ins 526 (21.33%)
  • Precinct 3, Place 2: Brianna Salas (D) leads with 56 (53.33%), Lidia Montes (R) 43 (40.95%)
  • Precinct 4: Tere Hernandez (D) 1,778 (67.86%), unopposed

Countywide offices and judges

  • Judge, County Court at Law, unexpired term: Cecilia A. Mascorro (D) leads with 5,380 (56.12%), Ricardo Ramos (R) 3,291 (34.33%)
  • District Clerk: Leopoldo “Polo” Vielma (D) 6,301 (65.72%), unopposed
  • County Clerk: Sara Montemayor (D) 6,413 (66.89%), unopposed
  • County Treasurer: Rito J. Valdez (D) 6,388 (66.63%), unopposed
  • 293rd District Judge: Maribel Flores (D) 6,507 (67.87%), unopposed
  • 365th District Judge: Amado Abascal (D) 6,375 (66.50%), unopposed

Legislative races in Maverick County early voting

  • State Representative, District 74: Eddie Morales Jr. (D) 6,622 (69.07%), Robert Garza (R) 2,067 (21.56%)
  • State Senator, District 19: Roland Gutierrez (D) 5,589 (58.30%), Marcus Cardenas (R) 2,326 (24.26%)

These are Maverick County early votes only and do not reflect the full district results.

School trustee and board of directors races

The county sheets list the following races without naming the entity.

  • Trustee, Position 3: Victor E. Perry 5,809 (60.59%), unopposed
  • Trustee, Position 4: Hilda P. Martinez leads with 4,321 (45.07%), Mario Castillon 2,458 (25.64%)
  • Trustee, Position 5: Claudio Heredia 5,591 (58.32%), unopposed
  • Board of Directors (vote for 2): Stephany Valdez 3,682 (19.20%), Erika Diaz 3,149 (16.42%), Jesus Cassas 2,292 (11.95%), Eliezer Hernandez Yeled Shalom P Clinic 2,167 (11.30%), Judy Canales 1,747 (9.11%), Guillermo Hernandez 910 (4.75%)

How Maverick County voted early in statewide and federal races

  • U.S. Senate: James Talarico (D) 6,064 (63.25%), Ken Paxton (R) 2,243 (23.40%), Ted Brown (L) 301 (3.14%)
  • Governor: Gina Hinojosa (D) 6,104 (63.67%), Greg Abbott (R) 2,665 (27.80%), Pat Dixon (L) 105 (1.10%)
  • Lieutenant Governor: Vikki Goodwin (D) 5,301 (55.29%), Dan Patrick (R) 2,367 (24.69%)
  • Attorney General: Nathan Johnson (D) 5,450 (56.85%), Mayes Middleton (R) 2,297 (23.96%)
  • U.S. House, District 23: Katy Padilla Stout (D) 4,759 (58.09%), Brandon Herrera (R) 2,077 (25.35%), Ben Mendoza (I) 336 (4.10%), of 8,192 ballots in the district portion of the county
  • U.S. House, District 28: Henry Cuellar (D) 860 (61.65%), Tano E. Tijerina (R) 287 (20.57%), Marlon Duran (G) 52 (3.73%), of 1,395 ballots in the district portion of the county

Election Day totals had not been released by Maverick County as of publication. All results are unofficial until canvassed by the Maverick County Commissioners Court. This story will be updated when the county posts its Election Day results.

Read our earlier coverage: What Is On The Maverick County Ballot Tuesday From County Judge To School Board

Also read: Maverick County Early Vote Ends At 9705 As Texas Turnout Tops 7 Million

Sources: Maverick County Elections Department unofficial early voting results, page 1 | page 2 | Maverick County Elections Department early voting results sheet for local races | Maverick County Elections

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