The candidate filing deadline for the 2022 primary in Texas came and went.
The primary election will be held on March 1st, 2022. The primary runoff election will take place on May 24th, 2022. The general election will occur on November 8th, 2022.
Listed below are all the individuals who filed to run in the Republican or Democratic Primaries.
Governor (Republican)
Greg Abbott – Incumbent
Chad Prather
Paul Belew
Danny Harrison
Don Huffines
Allen B. West
Rick Perry
Governor (Democrat)
Beto O’Rourke
Rich Wakeland
Joy Diaz
Michael Cooper
Inocencio (Inno) Barrientez
Lieutenant Governor (Republican)
Dan Patrick – Incumbent
Trayce Bradford
Daniel Miller
Aaron Sorrells
Zach Vance
Todd M. Bullis
Lieutenant Governor (Democrat)
Mike Collier
Michelle Beckley
Carla Brailey
Attorney General (Republican)
Ken Paxton – Incumbent
Eva Guzman
Louie Gohmert
George P. Bush
Attorney General (Democrat)
Lee Merritt
Joe Jaworski
Rochelle Mercedes Garza
Mike Fields
S. “Tbone” Raynor
Comptroller of Public Accounts (Republican)
Glenn Hegar – Incumbent
Mark V. Goloby
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Republican)
Victor Avila
Ben Armenta
Dawn Buckingham
Rufus Lopez
Weston Martinez
Don. W. Minton
Tim Westley
Jon Spiers
Commissioner of the General Land Office (Democrat)
Jay Cleberg
Michael Lange
Jinny Suh
Sandragrace Martinez
Commissioner of Agriculture (Republican)
Sid Miller – Incumbent
James White
Carey A. Counsil
Commissioner of Agriculture (Democrat)
Ed Ireson
Susan Hays
Railroad Commissioner (Republican)
Wayne Christian – Incumbent
Sarah Stogner
Tom Slocum Jr.
Marvin “Sarge” Summers
Dawayne Tipton
Railroad Commissioner (Democrat)
Luke Warford
U.S. Representative District 19 (Republican)
Jodey C. Arrington – Incumbent
State Representative District 88 (Republican)
Ken King – Incumbent
Ted Hutto
State Representative District 84 (Republican)
Carl Tepper
Cheryl Little
Kade Wilcox
David Glasheen
State Representative District 83 (Republican)
Dustin Burrows – Incumbent
Austin Jordan
District Judge, 72nd Judicial District (Republican)
Ann-Marie Carruth – Incumbent
John Grace
District Judge, 137th Judicial District (Republican)
John “Trey” McClendon – Incumbent
District Judge, 237th Judicial District (Republican)
Les Hatch – Incumbent
District Judge, 364th Judicial District (Republican)
Billy Eichman – Incumbent
Lubbock County Judge (Republican)
Curtis Parish – Incumbent
Gary Boren
Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney (Republican)
K. Sunshine Stanek – Incumbent
Lubbock County District Clerk (Republican)
Sara Smith
Lubbock County Clerk (Republican)
Kelly J. Pinion – Incumbent
Lubbock County Treasurer (Republican)
Chris Winn – Incumbent
Lubbock County Court at Law No. 1 (Republican)
Mark Hocker – Incumbent
Lubbock County Court at Law No. 2 (Republican)
Tom Brummett
Chris Wanner
Bob Nebb
Lubbock County Court at Law No. 3 (Republican)
Ben Webb – Incumbent
Lubbock County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 (Republican)
Jim Hansen – Incumbent
Lubbock County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 (Republican)
Susan Rowley – Incumbent
Lubbock County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 (Republican)
Frank Gutierrez
Lubbock County Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 (Republican)
Lance Cansino – Incumbent
TJ McAuley
Lubbock County Commissioner Precinct 4 (Republican)
Chad W. Seay – Incumbent
Jordan Rackler
Lubbock County Commissioner Precinct 2 (Republican)
Jason Corley – Incumbent
Lubbock County Commissioner Precinct 2 (Democrat)
John Gatica
Lubbock County Republican Party Chairman
Cole Shooter
Precinct Chairs (Republican)
Precinct 2 – Patrick Kelly
Precinct 5 – Dora T. Cortez
Precinct 15 – Kay Harris
Precinct 18 – Dwight Finckbone
Precinct 21 – Gordon T. Lee
Precinct 22 – Jane Elizabeth Anderson
Precinct 27 – Gulrez “Gus” Khan
Precinct 28 – Deanne Clark
Precinct 29 – Anah Menjares
Precinct 33 – Tricia Hays
Precinct 47 – Mikel Ward
Precinct 62 – Ken Corbin
Precinct 66 – Skeet Workman
Precinct 66 – Ricky Wilks
Precinct 75 – Jan Powell
Precinct 104 – Melissa Chamales
Precinct 120 – Lori Little
Precinct 123 – Mary Ann Bridges
Precinct 128 – Steve Evans
Precinct 129 – Rob Snyder
Precinct 140 – Betsy Bloechl
Precinct 155 – Lynda Hogue
Precinct Chairs (Democrat)
Precinct 1 – Katarina Flores
Precinct 4 – Leo Flores
Precinct 5 – Lala Chavez
Precinct 7 – Lisa Karnes
Precinct 9 – John Sims
Precinct 10 – Clyde James
Precinct 15 – Mary Catherine Jung
Precinct 16 – Charles Lee Clair
Precinct 19 – Janis Henderson
Precinct 21 – Mary Harris
Precinct 22 – Danna Leann Lamb-Vines
Precinct 23 – Neale Pearson
Precinct 24 – Anne Wharton
Precinct 25 – Earlene Bustillos
Precinct 27 – Marvin Brock
Precinct 28 – Sue Roseanne Barrick
Precinct 29 – Jack Clinton Looney
Precinct 41 – Laura Diann Grayson
Precinct 52 – Kayla Charisse Fox
Precinct 57 – Kimberleigh Gonzalez
Precinct 60 – Mark Stoll
Precinct 62 – Debra Dianne Spencer
Precinct 66 – Jason Rinaldo
Precinct 76 – Charlotte Ann Dunham
Precinct 118 – Diana Zubia-Rae
Precinct 119 – Mary Ann Lawson
Precinct 121 – James Marchbanks
Precinct 122 – Teresa Roeder
Precinct 125 – Maria Maura Maldia
Precinct 128 – Margaret Ceja
Precinct 129 – Cannon Roberts
Precinct 141 – Devin McCain
Precinct 153 – Gordon Harris
Precinct 155 – Clint Gregg
As of the publication of this article, this is the information that’s available. For additional information, visit the Texas Secretary of State website.