Six races were between Republican Party candidates vying to claim a vacated bench. Of the four Democratic Party races, two involved incumbents.
May 25, 2022 at 02:05 PM
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The Tuesday statewide primary runoff elections decided 10 judicial district court seats and resulted in the ouster of two incumbent judges in Harris County.
Six races were between Republican Party candidates vying to claim a vacated bench. Of the four Democratic Party races, two involved incumbents and three of the winners must face a Republican candidate in the November general election.
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