Replying to @omookeagbona
Can’t hate cops enough. Remove the gun, badge and gang affiliation, and they’re all pussycats.
Replying to @TexasPatriot940
Parker County:
U.S. Senator
• Ken Paxton (R): 56,548 (74.23%)
• James Talarico (D): 17,812 (23.38%)
• Ted Brown (Lib): 1,780 (2.34%)
U.S. Representative, District 12
• Craig Goldman (R): 44,388 (79.32%)
• Angela “Heli” Rodriguez Prilliman (D): 11,576 (20.68%)
U.S. Representative, District 25
• Roger Williams (R): 15,904 (80.02%)
• Dione Sims (D): 3,970 (19.98%)
Governor
• Greg Abbott (R): 58,039 (76.07%)
• Gina Hinojosa (D): 16,879 (22.12%)
• Pat Dixon (Lib): 1,346 (1.76%)
Lieutenant Governor
• Dan Patrick (R): 58,236 (76.61%)
• Vikki Goodwin (D): 15,792 (20.77%)
Attorney General
• Mayes Middleton (R): 58,835 (77.48%)
• Nathan Johnson (D): 15,671 (20.64%)
Comptroller of Public Accounts
• Don Huffines (R): 59,092 (77.96%)
• Sarah Eckhardt (D): 15,421 (20.34%)
Commissioner of the General Land Office
• Dawn Buckingham (R): 59,428 (78.57%)
• Benjamin Flores (D): 14,878 (19.67%)
Commissioner of Agriculture
• Nate Sheets (R): 58,898 (77.87%)
• Clayton Tucker (D): 15,267 (20.18%)
Railroad Commissioner
• Bo French (R): 58,103 (76.99%)
• Jon Rosenthal (D): 15,837 (20.98%)
State Representative, District 60
• Mike Olcott (R): 59,297 (78.86%)
• Krissy Guess (D): 15,897 (21.14%)
Parker County Judge
• Pat Deen (R): 58,808 (approx. 77.6–78.5%)
• Richard Simms (D): 16,110
County Commissioner, Precinct 2
• Jacob Holt (R): 82.11%
• Henry Lee Butler (D)
County Commissioner, Precinct 4
• Mike Hale (R): 76.33%
• Rian R. Brassell (D)
District Clerk
• Sharena Gilliland (R): unopposed
County Clerk
• Lila Deakle (R): unopposed
County Treasurer
• Becky McCullough (R): unopposed
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1
• Kelvin Miles (R): unopposed
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2
• Kelly Green (R): unopposed
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3
• Randall Grissom (R): unopposed
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4
• Timothy J. Mendolia (R): unopposed
County Court at Law No. 1
• Kirk D. Martin (R): unopposed
City of Willow Park Proposition A (home-rule status)
• Against: 67.19%
• For: 32.81%
City of Willow Park Proposition B ($10.1 million roads/infrastructure)
• Against: 51.37%
• For: 48.63%
WorkCommittee retweeted
This video will make the liberal-leftist NPC software completely glitch out and crash.
Replying to @Bornakang
For sure AI. A real NY taxi never would stop for a pedestrian.





