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Cass

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
		Atlanta
		Hughes Springs
		Linden
		Queen City
Town
		Avinger
		Bloomburg
		Domino
		Douglassville
		Marietta
Census Designated Place
		Bivins
		McLeod
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
		Shreveport, LA

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Cass Winner	Yr	Cass Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.12%	Governor	Greg Abbott	22	8,415	84.41%	+29.65%
0.12%	Lt. Governor	Dan Patrick	22	8,294	83.27%	+29.52%
0.12%	Attorney General	Ken Paxton	22	8,306	83.55%	+30.13%
0.12%	Comptroller	Glenn Hegar	22	8,325	84.01%	+27.62%
0.12%	Land Commissioner	Dawn Buckingham	22	8,350	84.35%	+28.20%
0.12%	Agriculture Commissioner	Sid Miller	22	8,353	84.41%	+28.08%
0.12%	Railroad Commissioner 1	James "Jim" Wright	20	10,778	79.50%	+26.49%
0.12%	Railroad Commissioner 2	Wayne Christian	22	8,265	83.54%	+28.17%
0.12%	Railroad Commissioner 3	Christi Craddick	18	8,099	79.25%	+26.05%
0.12%	President	Donald J. Trump	20	11,033	79.24%	+27.17%
0.12%	Senate Class I	Ted Cruz	18	8,148	79.75%	+28.86%
0.12%	Senate Class II	John Cornyn	20	10,796	78.16%	+24.65%
4.22%	TX - District 01	Nathaniel Moran	22	8,393	84.67%	+6.59%
0.16%	Proposition 09 - Precious Metals Tax Exemption	Yes	19	1,615	53.48%	+2.17%
0.12%	Proposition 3 - Prohibition on Limiting Religious Services	Yes	21	1,482	82.93%	+20.51%
0.14%	Proposition 5 - Professional Sports Team Definition	Yes	17	683	55.85%	-4.48%
0.14%	Proposition 7 - Financial Institution Prizes	Yes	17	769	62.57%	+2.88%
0.21%	Proposition 2	Yes	05	4,488	93.48%	+17.23%

County DETAILS

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Website

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

Established

April 25, 1846

Disbanded

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Last Modified

RP December 29, 2022 03:10pm

Description

Formed from sections of Bowie County, Cass was named for Lewis Cass, a senator from Michigan who favored the annexation of Texas. The seat of the county is Linden.

From 1861 to 1871, this county was known as Davis County, after Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States of America.