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Anderson

County Government
	Clerk
	Criminal District Attorney
	Sheriff
	Tax Assessor-Collector
County Board
	County Judge
	County Commissioner Seat 1
	County Commissioner Seat 2
	County Commissioner Seat 3
	County Commissioner Seat 4
City
	Palestine	18,544
Town
	Elkhart
	Frankston
Census Designated Place
	Neches
Initiatives and Referenda
	County Questions
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
	Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Anderson Winner	Yr	Anderson Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.18%	Governor	Greg Abbott	22	11,762	81.43%	+26.67%
0.18%	Lt. Governor	Dan Patrick	22	11,501	80.16%	+26.40%
0.18%	Attorney General	Ken Paxton	22	11,509	80.36%	+26.94%
0.18%	Comptroller	Glenn Hegar	22	11,596	81.48%	+25.09%
0.18%	Land Commissioner	Dawn Buckingham	22	11,586	81.56%	+25.40%
0.18%	Agriculture Commissioner	Sid Miller	22	11,629	81.76%	+25.43%
0.17%	Railroad Commissioner 1	James "Jim" Wright	20	14,818	78.27%	+25.27%
0.18%	Railroad Commissioner 2	Wayne Christian	22	11,499	80.89%	+25.52%
0.18%	Railroad Commissioner 3	Christi Craddick	18	11,199	76.80%	+23.60%
0.17%	President	Donald J. Trump	20	15,110	78.61%	+26.55%
0.18%	Senate Class I	Ted Cruz	18	11,335	76.92%	+26.03%
0.17%	Senate Class II	John Cornyn	20	14,943	78.35%	+24.84%
0.26%	Proposition 09 - Precious Metals Tax Exemption	Yes	19	2,808	57.08%	+5.78%
0.22%	Proposition 3 - Prohibition on Limiting Religious Services	Yes	21	2,643	80.14%	+17.72%
0.12%	Proposition 5 - Professional Sports Team Definition	No	17	535	51.59%	+11.92%
0.12%	Proposition 7 - Financial Institution Prizes	Yes	17	536	50.76%	-8.94%
5.18%	TX State Senate 03	Robert Nichols	22	11,662	81.78%	+4.37%
0.30%	Proposition 2	Yes	05	6,137	90.56%	+14.31%

County DETAILS

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Website

http://www.co.anderson.tx.us/

Established

March 24, 1846

Disbanded

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Last Modified

RP December 28, 2022 10:23pm

Description

Created out of part of Houston County and named after Kenneth Lewis Anderson (1805–1845), the last vice president of the Republic of Texas. Its county seat is Palestine.