Here is a list of candidates for federal and state offices for the March 6 primary elections (listed alphabetically):
U.S. Senator
Republican — Ted Cruz (incumbent), Brice Jacobson Jr., Mary Miller and Stefano de Stefano.
Democrat — Sema Hernandez, Edward Kimbrough and Beto O’Rourke.
Governor
Republican — Greg Abbott (incumbent), SECEDE Kilgore and Barbara Krueger.
Democrat — James Jolly Clark, Cedric Davis Jr., Joe Mumbach, Adrian Ocegueda, Jeffrey Payne, Demetria Smith, Lupe Valdez, Tom Wakely and Andrew White.
Lieutenant Governor
Republican — Scott Milder and Dan Patrick (incumbent).
Democrat — Mike Collier and Michael Cooper.
Attorney General
Republican — Ken Paxton (incumbent).
Democrat — Justin Nelson.
Comptroller of
Public Accounts
Republican — Glenn Hegar (incumbent).
Democrat — Joi Chevalier and Tim Mahoney.
Commissioner of
General Land Office
Republican — George P. Bush (incumbent), Davey Edwards, Jerry Patterson and Rick Range.
Democrat — Tex Morgan and Miguel Suazo.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Republican — Trey Blocker, Jim Hogan and Sid Miller (incumbent).
Democrat — Kim Olson.
Railroad Commissioner
Republican — Christi Craddick (incumbent) and Weston Martinez.
Democrat — Roman McAllen and Chris Sellmon.
Justice, Supreme Court,
Place 2
Republican — Jimmy Blacklock.
Democrat — Steven Kirkland.
Justice, Supreme Court,
Place 4
Republican — John Devine (incumbent).
Democrat — R.K. Sandill.
Justice, Supreme Court,
Place 6
Republican — Jeff Brown (incumbent).
Democrat — Kathy Cheng.
Presiding Judge,
Court of Criminal Appeals
Democrat — Maria T. (Terri) Jackson.
Judge, Court of Criminal
Appeals Place 7
Republican — Barbara Parker Hervey (incumbent).
Democrat — Ramona Franklin.
Judge, Court of Criminal
Appeals Place 8
Republican — Jay Brandon, Michelle Slaughter and Dib Waldrip
Chief Justice, 11th Court of Appeals District
Republican — John Bailey.