My county by county election totals

Overall I received 6,027 votes, or 1.8 percent (Pat Fallon got over 245,000 votes, 75percent).

In a county by county review, I received the highest percentage of votes in my home county, Red River, with 1.8. My second highest percentage was in Colin County, with 1.69 percent, Rockwall with 1.64 percent, and then Titus County with 1.6 percent and. My lowest percentage was in Morris and Cass counties with .82 percent.

In total votes, I had 1.168 votes in Rockwall and 1,079 in Grayson County. The fewest votes were 36 votes in Delta County.

Here’s the county by county break-down:

Rockwall, 1,168 votes, 1.64 percent

Grayson, 1,079 votes, 1.24 percent.

Hunt, 767 votes, 1.29 percent

Collin, 688 votes, 1.69 percent.

Bowie, 570 votes, .93 percent.

Lamar, 310 votes, .96 percent

Fannin, 286 votes, 1.29 percent.

Hopkins, 284 votes, 1.19 percent.

Titus, 282 votes, 1.6 percent.

Cass, 171, .82 percent.

Red River, 153 votes, 1.8 percent

Rains, 79 votes, .95 percent.

Marion, 76 votes, 1 percent.

Morris, 70 votes, .82 percent

Camp, 69 votes, .87percent.

Franklin, 68 votes, .97 percent

Delta, 36 votes, .91 percent

Thanks to everyone!

Thanks to everyone for your help and support in this election. In light of the short election season, I'm very happy.

Although I received the Libertarian nomination in March John Ratcliffe's departure in May left things very unsettled. We didn't know until August 8 who the Republican candidate would be.

But more importantly, we didn't know if the Libertarian candidates would be on the ballot until the ballot were printed because of the Republican court challenges.

So the election season only started around Labor Day. I wasn't going to spend money on the campaign if I wasn't going to be on the ballot. In the end, I probably spent around $1,000, all of newspaper advertising (I'm a big believer in newspaper advertising).

Pat Fallon ran a clean campaign and never attacked other candidates. In 2022 I'll be able to start campaigning early and hope to do even better.