The tidal wave of Republican votes on Election Day swept three GOP incumbents on the Texas Supreme Court to easy victories but sunk the hopes of a Democrat vying for a spot on the 3rd Court of Appeals and another trying to hold on to a 13th Court of Appeals seat. One of the winners was Republican Melissa Goodwin (pcitured), who won a seat on Austin's 3rd Court fo Appeals.
November 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The tidal wave of Republican votes on Election Day swept three GOP incumbents on the Texas Supreme Court to easy victories but sunk the hopes of a Democrat vying for a spot on the 3rd Court of Appeals and another trying to hold on to a 13th Court of Appeals seat.
“It was a tsunami,” says Democrat Jim Sharp, a 1st Court of Appeals justice who unsuccessfully challenged Republican Supreme Court Justice Debra Lehrmann.
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