March 3 election results: Bexar County GOP and Dem primary

March 3, 2026

Results are rolling in after polls closed in Bexar County’s March 3 Republican and Democratic primaries for the 2026 midterm election.

In non-presidential election years like 2026, members of Congress and the Texas House are all up for reelection — election cycles that are often referendums on the party controlling the White House and cause its members to lose seats.

So-called midterm elections are also when Texas elects its governor and other statewide officeholders to four-year terms. Most countywide offices are on that same ballot, plus a portion of Bexar County’s judges and county commissioners, which serve staggered terms.

Bexar County saw 88% higher turnout during early voting than in the last midterm election in 2022, which political watchers say indicates Democratic enthusiasm in their first chance to weigh in on President Donald Trump’s administration.

Closer to home, Democratic primaries for Bexar County judge and District Attorney have drawn significant attention this cycle, as a rare matchup between incumbent County Judge Peter Sakai and former San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has heated up, plus eight DA candidates are vying for an open seat.

Any race in which no candidate secures at least 50% of the vote, the top two vote-takers will advance to a May 26 primary runoff.

For races that are contested, this page will be updated with vote totals compiled from the Bexar County Elections Department and Texas Secretary of State.

* Incumbent ✔︎ Final result