Election Night Coverage and Results Overview

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As of the last update at 1:02 PM ET, polls for the election will start closing at 8:00 PM ET. Both Republican and Democratic votes will be counted and reported thereafter. The expected votes have not yet begun, with Republicans estimating around 1,551,000 remaining votes, while Democrats estimate 569,000 remaining votes.

For the Republican Attorney General race, candidates Mayes Middleton and Chip Roy are competing. Presently, neither candidate has received any reported votes. Similar circumstances exist in the Democratic Attorney General race, where Joe Jaworski and Nathan Johnson currently have no reported votes.

County by County Breakdown

For a more localized view, county results can be searched. Key counties such as Anderson, Andrews, Angelina, and Aransas are being monitored closely. As of now, each of these counties reports 0% of the vote count:

• Republican Results by County:
• Anderson: Middleton and Roy have 0% of the votes.
• Andrews: Middleton and Roy have 0% of the votes.
• Angelina: Middleton and Roy have 0% of the votes.
• Aransas: Middleton and Roy have 0% of the votes.
• Democratic Results by County:
• Anderson: Jaworski and Johnson have 0% of the votes.
• Andrews: Jaworski and Johnson have 0% of the votes.
• Angelina: Jaworski and Johnson have 0% of the votes.
• Aransas: Jaworski and Johnson have 0% of the votes.

Understanding Expected Votes

The predicted vote total represents an estimate of the overall votes expected after all submissions are counted. These predictions rely on multiple factors including early vote counts and data gathered from county election officials on Election Day. The estimated numbers might shift as NBC News receives further details.

Sources of this data include vote information from the Associated Press, with projections made by the NBC News Decision Desk.