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El Paso May 2024 primary runoff election results

KTEP | By Aaron J. Montes
Published May 29, 2024 at 1:11 AM MDT
Aaron Montes / KTEP News
Nearly 9,500 El Pasoans voted on Tuesday in the primary runoff election, according to the El Paso County Elections Department.

EL PASO, Texas (KTEP) - Polls are closed for the May 2024 primary runoff election.

A total of 25,466 ballots were cast in the Democratic party primary runoff races for District Attorney, Texas House District 77, El Paso County Sheriff and Constable for Precinct 1, according to the El Paso County Elections Department.

That is a 5.01 percent total turnout out of the 507,865 registered voters in the county.

In Far East El Paso County, Republican voters also turned in ballots for their preference in the U.S. Congressional District 23 race.

The results as of 11 p.m.

Democratic races

From left to right: Norma Chavez and Vince Perez are candidates for the House District 77 seat.
Staff / KTEP News
From left to right: Norma Chavez and Vince Perez are candidates for the House District 77 seat.

House District 77 -

Norma Chávez - 2,742 - 36.10%

Vincent "Vince" Perez - 4,853 - 63.90%

Total - 7,595

From left to right: James Montoya and Alma Trejo are candidates running for El Paso District Attorney. Montoya will face Republican Bill Hicks in November's general election.
Staff / KTEP News
From left to right: James Montoya and Alma Trejo are candidates running for El Paso District Attorney. Montoya will face Republican Bill Hicks in November's general election.

District Attorney -

Alma Trejo - 11,617 - 48%

James Montoya - 12,585 - 52%

Total - 24,202

From left to right: Robert "Bobby" Flores and Oscar Ugarte are Democratic candidates running for Sheriff of El Paso County. Ugarte will face Republican Minerva Torres-Shelton in the November General election.
Staff / KTEP News
From left to right: Robert "Bobby" Flores and Oscar Ugarte are Democratic candidates running for Sheriff of El Paso County. Ugarte will face Republican Minerva Torres-Shelton in the November General election.

Sheriff -

Robert "Bobby" Flores - 10,459 - 42.64%

Oscar Ugarte - 14,068 - 57.36%

Total - 24,527

From left to right: Andrea "Andi" Baca and Frank Almada are Democratic candidates for the Constable Precinct 1 office.
Staff / KTEP News
From left to right: Andrea "Andi" Baca and Frank Almada are Democratic candidates for the Constable Precinct 1 office.

Constable Precinct 1

Frank Almada - 2,526 - 60.91%

Andrea "Andi" Baca - 1,621 - 39.09%

Total - 4,147

Republican race

From left to right: Brandon Herrera and Tony Gonzales are Republican candidates for the U.S. 23rd Congressional District.
Staff / KTEP News
From left to right: Brandon Herrera and Tony Gonzales are Republican candidates for the U.S. 23rd Congressional District.

U.S. Congressional District 23 - In El Paso / State

Tony Gonzales - 266 - 41.05% - State 15,023 - 50.69%

Brandon Herrera - 382 - 58.95% - State 14,616 - 49.31%

Total - 29,639
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