<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4Nd5EB_1Go4QTxO00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4Nd5EB_1Go4QTxO00" width="333" height="500" ><figcaption>Tom Yardley</figcaption></figure>Precinct 2 commissioner Tom Yardley said before his initial run for County Commissioner in 2022 that he was aiming to build upon efforts by the previous commissioner. And Precinct 2 voters have seen fit to continue having him serve their community, an honor Yardley said he is “humbled” by.According to unofficial results released on Nov. 3, Yardley defeated Julie Clark to retain his seat as San Patricio County’s Precinct 2 commissioner. Yardley received 3,606 votes (66.65%), while Clark received 1,804 (33.35%) of the votes.“I want to sincerely thank everyone in Precinct 2 who came out and voted. Your continued support and trust mean so much to me,” Yardley said following the unofficial vote was tallied.Yardley will now turn his attention to his second term as the Precinct 2 Commissioner, having served in the role since taking office in 2023.“I am truly humbled and honored to have the opportunity to continue serving as your San Patricio County Commissioner for another four years,” Yardley said in a statement to the voters of San Patricio County. “Thank you for putting your faith in me. It is a privilege to serve this community.”Find full local election results at southtexasnews.com.Here’s how San Patricio County alone voted in statewide and district races:* U.S. Senator: Republican Ken Paxton received 11,095 votes (55.16%); Democrat James Talarico received 8,533 votes (42.42%); Libertarian Ted Brown received 479 votes (2.38%); write-in candidate Bradford "Brad" Hall received 5 votes (0.02%); write-in candidate Avery Ayers received 3 votes (0.01%); write-in candidate Jade Simmons received 1 vote (0.00%); and write-in candidate Zul Mohamed received 0 votes (0.00%). * U.S. Representative, District 15: Republican Monica De La Cruz received 6,621 votes (52.94%) to Democrat Bobby Pulido's 5,886 votes (47.06%). * U.S. Representative, District 27: Republican Michael Cloud received 5,026 votes (67.31%); Democrat Tanya Lloyd received 2,437 votes (32.64%); and write-in candidate Wayne Raasch received 4 votes (0.05%). * Governor: Republican Greg Abbott received 11,634 votes (57.70%); Democrat Gina Hinojosa received 8,178 votes (40.56%); Libertarian Pat Dixon received 343 votes (1.70%); write-in candidate Jenn Mack received 5 votes (0.02%); write-in candidate Mike Miller received 2 votes (0.01%); write-in candidate Edward Earl Giles received 0 votes (0.00%); and write-in candidate Jinghpaw MajoiShingra received 0 votes (0.00%). * Lieutenant Governor: Republican Dan Patrick received 11,627 votes (58.21%); Democrat Vikki Goodwin received 7,761 votes (38.86%); Libertarian Anthony Cristo received 362 votes (1.81%); Green Party candidate Kevin McCormick received 223 votes (1.12%); write-in candidate Arturo Espinosa received 0 votes (0.00%); and write-in candidate Stephen Samuelson received 0 votes (0.00%). * Attorney General: Republican Mayes Middleton received 11,515 votes (57.83%); Democrat Nathan Johnson received 8,012 votes (40.24%); and Libertarian Tom Oxford received 384 votes (1.93%). * Comptroller of Public Accounts: Republican Don Huffines received 11,450 votes (57.70%); Democrat Sarah Eckhardt received 7,799 votes (39.30%); Libertarian V. Alonzo Echavarria-Garza received 490 votes (2.47%); and Green Party candidate Shehla Faizi received 106 votes (0.53%). Unofficial Election Night Results.pdf * Commissioner of the General Land Office: Republican Dawn Buckingham received 11,549 votes (58.18%); Democrat Benjamin Flores received 7,941 votes (40.01%); and Libertarian Neill Snider received 360 votes (1.81%). Unofficial Election Night Results.pdf * Commissioner of Agriculture: Republican Nate Sheets received 11,446 votes (57.74%); Democrat Clayton Tucker received 7,926 votes (39.99%); and Libertarian Austin R. Kelly received 450 votes (2.27%). Unofficial Election Night Results.pdf * Railroad Commissioner: Republican Bo French received 11,437 votes (57.84%); Democrat Jon Rosenthal received 7,948 votes (40.20%); and Libertarian Arthur DiBianca received 388 votes (1.96%). * Chief Justice, Supreme Court: Republican Jimmy Blacklock received 11,717 votes (59.04%) to Democrat Maggie Ellis' 8,129 votes (40.96%). * Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 (Unexpired Term): Republican James P. Sullivan received 11,803 votes (59.57%) to Democrat Chari Kelly's 8,012 votes (40.43%). * Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7: Republican Kyle Hawkins received 11,640 votes (58.82%) to Democrat Kristen Hawkins' 8,149 votes (41.18%). * Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8: Republican Brett Busby received 11,738 votes (59.42%) to Democrat Gisela D. Triana's 8,017 votes (40.58%). Unofficial Election Night Results.pdf * Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3: Republican Thomas Smith received 11,684 votes (59.23%); Democrat Okey Anyiam received 7,529 votes (38.16%); and Libertarian Mark Ash received 515 votes (2.61%). * Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4: Republican Kevin Patrick Yeary received 11,760 votes (59.57%) to Democrat Audra Riley's 7,980 votes (40.43%). * Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9: Republican John Messinger received 11,670 votes (59.20%) to Democrat Holly Taylor's 8,043 votes (40.80%). * Member, State Board of Education, District No. 2: Republican Victoria Hinojosa received 11,713 votes (59.29%) to Democrat Thomas Ray Garcia's 8,041 votes (40.71%). * State Representative, District No. 43: Republican J.M. Lozano received 11,989 votes (60.69%) to Democrat Jeffrey T. Jackson's 7,767 votes (39.31%). * Chief Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District: Republican Scott Brister received 11,712 votes (59.55%) to Democrat Jerry Zimmerer's 7,957 votes (40.45%). * Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 2: Republican Scott K. Field received 11,685 votes (59.41%) to Democrat Tom Baker's 7,982 votes (40.59%). * Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 3: Republican April Farris received 11,791 votes (60.04%) to Democrat Marc M. Meyer's 7,848 votes (39.96%). * Justice, 13th Court of Appeals District, Place No. 6: Republican Clarissa Silva received 11,861 votes (60.45%) to Democrat John Ball's 7,759 votes (39.55%).</div></body>

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