Election results for Tuesday's primary runoffs

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U.S. Senate Democrat - Runoff

x-Paul Sadler, Dem 148,805 - 63 percent

Grady Yarbrough, Dem 87,090 - 37 percent

7,965 of 7,965 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. Senate GOP - Runoff

x-Ted Cruz, GOP 631,316 - 57 percent

David Dewhurst, GOP 480,165 - 43 percent

7,957 of 7,957 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. House District 14 GOP - Runoff

x-Randy Weber, GOP 23,212 - 63 percent

Felicia Harris, GOP 13,765 - 37 percent

282 of 282 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. House District 25 GOP - Runoff

x-Roger Williams, GOP 26,487 - 58 percent

Wes Riddle, GOP 19,210 - 42 percent

192 of 192 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. House District 33 Dem - Runoff

x-Marc Veasey, Dem 10,764 - 53 percent

Domingo Garcia, Dem 9,648 - 47 percent

261 of 261 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. House District 34 Dem - Runoff

x-Filemon Vela, Dem 15,625 - 67 percent

Denise Blanchard, Dem 7,824 - 33 percent

220 of 220 precincts - 100 percent

U.S. House District 36 GOP - Runoff

x-Steve Stockman, GOP 21,427 - 55 percent

Stephen Takach, GOP 17,348 - 45 percent

228 of 228 precincts - 100 percent

Railroad Commissioner Term Exp 2012 GOP - Runoff

x-Christi Craddick, GOP 592,402 - 60 percent

Warren Chisum, GOP 398,124 - 40 percent

7,957 of 7,957 precincts - 100 percent

Railroad Commissioner Unexpired Term GOP - Runoff

x-Barry Smitherman, GOP 583,004 - 62 percent

Greg Parker, GOP 355,245 - 38 percent

7,957 of 7,957 precincts - 100 percent

Supreme Court Place 4 GOP - Runoff

x-John Devine, GOP 498,937 - 53 percent

David Medina, GOP 437,637 - 47 percent

7,957 of 7,957 precincts - 100 percent

State Senate District 25 GOP - Runoff

x-Donna Campbell, GOP 45,292 - 66 percent

Jeff Wentworth, GOP (i) 23,168 - 34 percent

286 of 286 precincts - 100 percent

x-projected winner

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