德州选举结果总清单：州长易主，民主党自1994年以来首夺全州职位

2026年中期选举德克萨斯州结果公示如下。民主党候选人 Gina Hinojosa 当选州长，击败寻求第四个任期的现任州长 Greg Abbott；民主党人 James Talarico 赢得联邦参议员席位。民主党自1994年以来首次赢得德州全州职位，本届全州行政职位竞选均由民主党占优。本届提前投票超过770万人、占登记选民40.5%，打破2018年中期选举提前投票纪录。以下为全州层面完整清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Gina Hinojosa（民主党）获5,230,908票、约52.8%，美联社已宣布当选；现任州长 Greg Abbott（共和党）获4,524,948票、约45.7%，已在选举夜承认败选；自由党候选人 Pat Dixon 获约1.5%。Hinojosa 将成为德州首位拉丁裔州长，也是自 Ann Richards 1995年离任以来首位民主党州长。

联邦参议员：James Talarico（民主党）当选。据德州州务卿办公室非官方计票，Talarico 获5,410,057票、55.0%，共和党候选人 Ken Paxton 获4,228,924票、43.0%，美联社已宣布 Talarico 当选；他是自1988年 Lloyd Bentsen 以来首位当选联邦参议员的德州民主党人。该席位原任参议员 John Cornyn 在今年5月共和党初选决选中落败，未进入大选。

其他全州职位

副州长：Vikki Goodwin（民主党）以51.7%击败现任副州长 Dan Patrick（共和党，45.7%），美联社已宣布。

检察长：Nathan Johnson（民主党）以52.3%击败 Mayes Middleton（共和党，46.0%），美联社已宣布。

铁路专员：Jon Rosenthal（民主党）以52.5%击败 Bo French（共和党，45.6%），美联社已宣布。

以下三职路透社已宣布由民主党候选人当选：主计长，Sarah Eckhardt（民主党）以51.3%击败现任 Don Huffines（共和党，46.2%）；

土地局长，Benjamin Flores（民主党）以51.4%击败现任 Dawn Buckingham（共和党，47.0%）；农业局长，Clayton Tucker（民主党）以51.3%击败 Nate Sheets（共和党，46.7%）。至此，本届德州副州长、检察长、主计长、土地局长、农业局长与铁路专员六个全州职位由民主党全取。

德州州务卿由州长任命产生、并非民选，今年无此项选举。

公投议题

本次德州选票上没有全州层面的修宪案或公投议题。德州修宪案最近一次付诸全州投票是2025年11月的17项；各市、县、学区的本地提案不属全州议题，不在本清单之列。

联邦众议员

德州在联邦众议院共有38席。美联社已宣布32席、6席尚未宣布；按已宣布结果与未宣布席位的领先情况合计，共和党占24席（其中18席已宣布），民主党14席（全部已宣布）。选前格局为共和党25席、民主党13席，若领先保持，民主党将净增1席。

已宣布的翻转席位有两席：第15区，Bobby Pulido（民主党）击败现任 Monica De La Cruz（共和党）；第23区，Katy Padilla Stout（民主党）赢得原由共和党持有的开放席位。

尚未宣布的席位中，第32区开放席位由共和党候选人 Jace Yarbrough 领先民主党候选人 Dan Barrios（142,834票对134,781票），该席选前由民主党持有；第2、5、22、27、38区亦未宣布，目前均由共和党候选人领先。

本届德州联邦众议员当选名单中没有华裔或亚裔当选者。

州议会

州参议院仍由共和党控制，席位为共和党19席、民主党12席，与选前相同。

州众议院控制权尚未确定：据州务卿办公室非官方计票，民主党在150个选区中领先84区、共和党领先66区，民主党在22个共和党选前持有区领先。若领先保持，民主党将自2003年以来首次控制州众议院，但截至目前只能记为领先、不能记为已定。

华裔州议员方面：休斯顿第137区州众议员吴元之（Gene Wu，民主党）以约71%对29%大幅领先共和党对手 Helen Zhou，美联社尚未宣布该场结果；第112区，共和党现任州众议员 Angie Chen Button 暂时落后于民主党挑战者 Zach Herbert，该场亦未宣布。

计票与认证

以上是全体德州选民共同投出的结果。以上数字来自德克萨斯州州务卿办公室的半官方（非官方）计票与美联社的宣布，邮寄选票仍在清点中；尚未宣布的场次只列领先情况，最终结果以官方认证为准。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Texas Election Results: Democrats Win Governor's Race and First Statewide Offices Since 1994

Here is the full list of Texas results from the 2026 midterm elections. Democratic candidate Gina Hinojosa was elected governor, defeating incumbent Governor Greg Abbott, who was seeking a fourth term; Democrat James Talarico won the U.S. Senate race. Democrats won Texas statewide offices for the first time since 1994 and prevailed across this year's statewide executive contests. More than 7.7 million Texans voted early, 40.5% of registered voters, breaking the early-voting record from the 2018 midterms. The statewide list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Gina Hinojosa (Democrat) received 5,230,908 votes, about 52.8%, and the Associated Press has called the race for her. Incumbent Governor Greg Abbott (Republican) received 4,524,948 votes, about 45.7%, and conceded on election night; Libertarian candidate Pat Dixon received about 1.5%. Hinojosa will become Texas's first Latino governor and its first Democratic governor since Ann Richards left office in 1995.

U.S. Senator: James Talarico (Democrat) won. According to the Texas Secretary of State's unofficial count, Talarico received 5,410,057 votes (55.0%) to Republican Ken Paxton's 4,228,924 (43.0%), and the AP has called the race for Talarico. He is the first Texas Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate since Lloyd Bentsen in 1988. The seat's incumbent, John Cornyn, lost the Republican primary runoff in May and did not reach the general election.

Other Statewide Offices

Lieutenant Governor: Vikki Goodwin (Democrat) defeated incumbent Dan Patrick (Republican), 51.7% to 45.7%; the AP has called the race.

Attorney General: Nathan Johnson (Democrat) defeated Mayes Middleton (Republican), 52.3% to 46.0%; the AP has called the race.

Railroad Commissioner: Jon Rosenthal (Democrat) defeated Bo French (Republican), 52.5% to 45.6%; the AP has called the race.

Reuters has called the following three races for the Democratic candidates: Comptroller — Sarah Eckhardt (Democrat) defeated incumbent Don Huffines (Republican), 51.3% to 46.2%.

Commissioner of the General Land Office — Benjamin Flores (Democrat) defeated incumbent Dawn Buckingham (Republican), 51.4% to 47.0%. Commissioner of Agriculture — Clayton Tucker (Democrat) defeated Nate Sheets (Republican), 51.3% to 46.7%. With these calls, Democrats swept all six statewide offices on this year's ballot: lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner and railroad commissioner.

The Texas secretary of state is appointed by the governor rather than elected, so there was no election for that office this year.

Ballot Questions

There were no statewide constitutional amendments or referendums on this year's Texas ballot. Texas constitutional amendments were last put to a statewide vote as 17 measures in November 2025. Local propositions in cities, counties and school districts are not statewide measures and are not included in this list.

U.S. House

Texas has 38 seats in the U.S. House. The AP has called 32 seats, with 6 not yet called. Combining called seats with the leaders in uncalled races, Republicans hold 24 seats (18 called) and Democrats 14 (all called). Before the election the delegation stood at 25 Republicans and 13 Democrats, so Democrats would gain one seat if the current leads hold.

Two called seats flipped: in District 15, Bobby Pulido (Democrat) defeated incumbent Monica De La Cruz (Republican); in District 23, Katy Padilla Stout (Democrat) won an open seat previously held by Republicans.

Among the uncalled seats, Republican Jace Yarbrough leads Democrat Dan Barrios in the open District 32, 142,834 votes to 134,781; that seat was previously held by Democrats. Districts 2, 5, 22, 27 and 38 are also uncalled, with Republican candidates leading in each.

There are no Chinese American or Asian American winners in this year's Texas U.S. House delegation.

State Legislature

The state Senate remains under Republican control, 19 seats to the Democrats' 12, unchanged from before the election.

Control of the state House is not yet decided. In the Secretary of State's unofficial count, Democrats lead in 84 of 150 districts and Republicans in 66, with Democrats leading in 22 districts previously held by Republicans. If those leads hold, Democrats would control the Texas House for the first time since 2003, but as of now this can only be recorded as a lead, not a settled result.

Among Chinese American state legislators: State Rep. Gene Wu (Democrat) of Houston's District 137 leads Republican opponent Helen Zhou by about 71% to 29%; the AP has not yet called that race. In District 112, Republican incumbent State Rep. Angie Chen Button currently trails Democratic challenger Zach Herbert; that race is also uncalled.

Counting and Certification

These results are the collective choices of Texas voters. The figures above come from the Texas Secretary of State's semi-official (unofficial) count and Associated Press race calls. Mail ballots are still being counted; races not yet called are listed by their current leaders only, and final results are subject to official certification.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：德克萨斯州州务卿办公室

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