March 2022 Primary Election Guide, featuring candidates for Senate District 10, House District 60, State Board of Education District 11, Palo Pinto County Commissioner Precinct 2, Palo Pinto County Commissioner Precinct 4, Palo Pinto County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Parker County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Parker County Justice of the Peace Precinct 4, Parker County Court at Law 1, Parker County Judge, Parker County Sheriff, Parker County Commissioner Precinct 2, Parker County Commissioner Precinct 4 and Parker County Republican Chair.<\/p>\n
Parker County Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Dusty Vinson faces a challenge by Randall Grissom in the upcoming Republican primary. Each candi<\/p>\n
Four candidates are looking to occupy the vacancy left by former Parker County Precinct 4 Justice of the Peace Kirk Martin. The four hopefuls <\/p>\n
Three candidates are looking to occupy the vacancy left by former Parker County Judge Jerry Buckner. Those candidates include Kirk Martin, Zac<\/p>\n
Current Parker County Judge Pat Deen is being challenged by newcomer Thomas Moorman. Each candidate was sent a questionnaire seeking i<\/p>\n
Parker Countys Republican Chair J. Scott Utley, seeking his second term in office, is facing a challenge by small business owner Rachael Wats<\/p>\n
Parker County Sheriff Russ Authier, first appointed to the position by commissioners in March of 2021 after the passing of Larry Fowler, is be<\/p>\n
Three individuals are looking to fill the vacancy as Parker County commissioner of Precinct 2, left open by Craig Peacock: Johnny Cannon, Joe <\/p>\n
Theres a four-way race for Parker Countys Precinct 4 commissioner seat, as candidates look to replace Steve Dugans position: Michael Chandl<\/p>\n
Two challengers are looking to unseat current Palo Pinto County Precinct 2 Justice of the Peace Jason Sheehy. Sheehy is facing a challenge fro<\/p>\n
Two candidates are vying for the commissioners seat in Palo Pinto Countys Precinct 2: incumbentMike Reed and his challenger Leonard Maddox.<\/p>\n
Two candidates are vying for the commissioners seat in Palo Pinto Countys Precinct 4: incumbent Jeff Fryer and challenger Tim Bezio. Each ca<\/p>\n
A newly drawn Texas Senate District 10 has brought two men to the GOP ballot in hopes of ousting Democrat Sen. Beverly Powell of Fort Worth fr<\/p>\n
The Republican field to represent Parker, Palo Pinto and Stephens counties in the Texas House of Representatives District 60 has drawn three c<\/p>\n
Four candidates are vying in the GOP primary for a seat representing four North Central Texas counties on the State Board of Education. The bo<\/p>\n
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