A May 27th Primary Runoff Election Primer

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A May 27th Primary Runoff Election Primer

KUT 90.5 | By Laura Rice

Published May 19, 2014 at 7:15 AM CDT

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The statewide candidates in primary runoffs.

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Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (left) and State Sen. Dan Patrick.

Marjorie Kamys Cotera /Mark Graham for Texas Tribune

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State Rep. Dan Branch (left) and State Sen. Ken Paxton are in a runoff for the GOP nomination for Texas Attorney General.

Michael Stravato / Callie Richmond/Todd Wiseman

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Tommy Merritt (left) and Sid Miller are facing off in the GOP runoff for Agriculture Commissioner.

Texas Tribune

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Democrats Jim Hogan (left) and Kinky Friedman are in a runoff for the party's Agriculture Commissioner nomination.

Texas Tribune

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Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate David Alameel.

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Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate Kesha Rogers (right) with her mentor Lyndon LaRouche

Kesha Rogers U.S. Senate campaign website

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Republican Railroad Commissioner candidate Wayne Christian.

facebook.com/RepWayneChristian

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Republican Railroad Commissioner candidate Rya Sitton.

facebook.com/RyanSittonTX

Early voting starts today for the May 27 primary runoff election.

What's on the Ballot:

The includes a runoff for the between incumbent David Dewhurst and State Senator Dan Patrick and also runoffs for , and .

On the , voters will pick a and a candidate for .

Who Can Vote:

Those who cast a ballot in the can only vote in the same party鈥檚 primary runoff. Those who didn鈥檛 vote in the primary may choose which primary to vote in.

Where to Vote:

AG真人百家乐 County residents can cast a ballot . Most polling locations open at 7 a.m.

Early voting continues through Friday. Election Day is May 27. Voters will need an approved photo ID to cast a ballot.