Justices of the Texas State Supreme Court, 1845-2016(Maybe incomplete!)
RoyalTyler Wheeler 1845-64AbnerSmith Lipscomb as of 1846-56OranMilo Roberts as of 1857-65RichardCoke 1866StocktonP. Donley 1866AndrewJackson Hamilton 1866AsaH. Willie as of 1866AlbertH. Latimer as of 1869LemuelD. Evans as of 1870-73PeterW. Gray as of 1874OranMilo Roberts as of 1874-78JohnIreland as of 1875-76AsaH. Willie 1882-88ReubenReid Gaines 1885-94ThomasJ. Brown as of 1893-1911LeroyGilbert Denman 1894-99WilliamF. Ramsey 1911-12NelsonPhillips as of 1912-15JamesP. Hart 1940ThomasHawthorne Phillips 1960PriceDaniel 1971-JackHightower as of 1988LloydDoggett as of 1989-94JohnCornyn as of 1990-97JackHightower as of 1992-95GregAbbott as of 1995-2002AlbertoR. Gonzales 1999-2000 Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1864 Apr 9:RoyalTyler Wheeler, died in office. 1971:PriceDaniel, appointed. 1992 Mar 10:OscarH. Mauzy (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1992 Mar 10:RoseSpector (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1992 Mar 10:JackHightower (Dem), nominated;PaulBanner (Dem), defeated in primary. 1992 Mar 10:CraigT. Enoch (Rep), nominated;CharlesB. Howell (Rep), defeated in primary. 1992 Mar 10:EugeneCook (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1992 Mar 10:JohnD. Montgomery (Rep), nominated;GeorgeBarbary (Rep), defeated in primary. 1992 Nov 3:CraigT. Enoch (Rep), elected;OscarH. Mauzy (Dem), defeated;AlfredAdask (Libertarian), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:RoseSpector (Dem), elected;EugeneCook (Rep), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:JackHightower (Dem), elected;JohnD. Montgomery (Rep), defeated. 1994 Mar 8:RaulA. Gonzalez (Dem), advanced to runoff;ReneHaas (Dem), advanced to runoff;BillYarborough (Dem), defeated in primary. 1994 Mar 8:AliceOliver Parrott (Dem), nominated;MikeWestergren (Dem), defeated in primary. 1994 Mar 8:JimmyCarroll (Dem), nominated;MargaretG. Mirabal (Dem), defeated in primary. 1994 Mar 8:OliverS. Kitzman (Rep), nominated, but withdrew;GeorgeBusch (Rep), defeated in primary. 1994 Mar 8:NathanHecht (Rep), nominated;CharlesB. Howell (Rep), defeated in primary. 1994 Mar 8:PriscillaOwen (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1994 Apr 12:RaulA. Gonzalez (Dem), nominated;ReneHaas (Dem), defeated in primary. 1994 Nov 8:RaulA. Gonzalez (Dem), elected;JohnB. Hawley (Libertarian), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:NathanHecht (Rep), elected;AliceOliver Parrott (Dem), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:PriscillaOwen (Rep), elected;JimmyCarroll (Dem), defeated. 1995:GregAbbott, appointed. 1996 Mar 12:PatriceBarron (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1996 Mar 12:GeneKelly (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1996 Mar 12:JohnCornyn (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1996 Mar 12:JamesA. Baker (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1996 Mar 12:GregAbbott (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1996 Nov 5:JohnCornyn (Rep), elected;PatriceBarron (Dem), defeated;ThomasStults (Libertarian), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:JamesA. Baker (Rep), elected;GeneKelly (Dem), defeated;EileenFlume (Libertarian), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:GregAbbott (Rep), elected;JohnB. Hawley (Libertarian), defeated. 1998 Mar 10:MikeWestergren (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:RoseSpector (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:DavidVan Os (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:JerryScarbrough (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:CraigT. Enoch (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:HarrietO'Neill (Rep), nominated;CandaceG. Tyson (Rep), defeated in primary. 1998 Mar 10:GregAbbott (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1998 Mar 10:DeborahHankinson (Rep), nominated;SteveSmith (Rep), defeated in primary. 1998 Nov 3:CraigT. Enoch (Rep), elected;MikeWestergren (Dem), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:HarrietO'Neill (Rep), elected;RoseSpector (Dem), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:GregAbbott (Rep), elected;DavidVan Os (Dem), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:DeborahHankinson (Rep), elected;JerryScarbrough (Dem), defeated. 2000 Mar 14:NathanHecht (Rep), nominated;ValorieW. Davenport (Rep), defeated in primary. 2000 Mar 14:PriscillaOwen (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2000 Mar 14:AlbertoR. Gonzales (Rep), nominated;RodE. Gorman (Rep), defeated in primary. 2000 Nov 7:NathanHecht (Rep), elected;MikeJacobellis (Libertarian), defeated;BenG. Levy (Green), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:PriscillaOwen (Rep), elected;JoeAlfred Izen, Jr. (Libertarian), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:AlbertoR. Gonzales (Rep), elected;LanceSmith (Libertarian), defeated. 2002 Mar 12:LindaYanez (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2002 Mar 12:JimParsons (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2002 Mar 12:WilliamE. Moody (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2002 Mar 12:MargaretG. Mirabal (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2002 Mar 12:MichaelH. Schneider, Sr. (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2002 Mar 12:ElizabethRay (Rep), advanced to runoff;DaleWainwright (Rep), nominated;JohnCayce (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Mar 12:WallaceB. Jefferson (Rep), nominated;SamLee (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Mar 12:StevenWayne Smith (Rep), nominated;XavierRodriguez (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Apr 9:DaleWainwright (Rep), nominated;ElizabethRay (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Nov 5:MichaelH. Schneider, Sr. (Rep), elected;LindaYanez (Dem), defeated;QuanahParker (Libertarian), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:DaleWainwright (Rep), elected;JimParsons (Dem), defeated;BradleyL. Rockwell (Green), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:WallaceB. Jefferson (Rep), elected;WilliamE. Moody (Dem), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:StevenWayne Smith (Rep), elected;MargaretG. Mirabal (Dem), defeated. 2004 Nov 2:HarrietO'Neill (Rep), elected unopposed. 2004 Nov 2:PaulGreen (Rep), elected unopposed. 2004 Nov 2:ScottBrister (Rep), elected;DavidVan Os (Dem), defeated. 2006 Nov 7:DonWillett (Rep), elected;WilliamE. Moody (Dem), defeated;WadeWilson (Libertarian), defeated. 2006 Nov 7:DavidM. Medina (Rep), elected;JerryAdkins (Libertarian), defeated. 2006 Nov 7:NathanHecht (Rep), elected;ToddPhillippi (Libertarian), defeated. 2006 Nov 7:PhilJohnson (Rep), elected;JayH. Cookingham (Libertarian), defeated. 2008 Nov 4:DaleWainwright (Rep), elected;SamHouston (Dem), defeated;DavidG. Smith (Libertarian), defeated. 2008 Nov 4:PhilJohnson (Rep), elected;LindaYanez (Dem), defeated;DrewShirley (Libertarian), defeated. 2010:RickGreen (Rep), defeated in primary. 2010 Mar 2:RoseVela (Rep), defeated in primary. 2010 Nov 2:DebraLehrmann (Rep), elected;JimSharp (Dem), defeated;WilliamStrange (Libertarian), defeated. 2010 Nov 2:PaulGreen (Rep), elected;WilliamE. Moody (Dem), defeated;TomOxford (Libertarian), defeated. 2010 Nov 2:EvaGuzman (Rep), elected;BlakeBailey (Dem), defeated;JackArmstrong (Libertarian), defeated. 2012 May 29:MichelePetty (Dem), nominated unopposed. 2012 May 29:DonWillett (Rep), nominated;SteveSmith (Rep), defeated in primary. 2012 May 29:DavidM. Medina (Rep), advanced to runoff;JohnDevine (Rep), advanced to runoff;JoePool, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 2012 May 29:NathanHecht (Rep), nominated unopposed. 2012 Jul 31:JohnDevine (Rep), nominated;DavidM. Medina (Rep), defeated in primary. 2012 Nov 6:DonWillett (Rep), elected;R.S. Roberto Koelsch (Libertarian), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:JohnDevine (Rep), elected;TomOxford (Libertarian), defeated;CharlesE. Waterbury (Green), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:NathanHecht (Rep), elected;MichelePetty (Dem), defeated;MarkAsh (Libertarian), defeated;JimChisholm (Green), defeated. 2016:RickGreen (Rep), defeated in primary. | |
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