2026 results · Texas · county
Milam County, Texas
Paxton carried Milam County by 40.0 points in the Senate race, 17.3 points more Democratic than the 2024 presidential vote here (R+57.3). 9 races have votes counted here.
- Votes counted, Senate
- 8,608
- 78% of the 11,093 votes for president in 2024
- 2026 margin
- R+40.0
- 2024 president
- R+57.3
- Shift from 2024
- 17.3 pts → D
- In Texas
- 107th of 254
- The 107th best county for Talarico of the 254 counted; 167th for turnout against 2024.
Statewide races
- Texas SenateJames Talarico won · D+12.1 across the state28.5% James Talarico68.5% Ken PaxtonR+40.08,608 votes17.3 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas GovernorGina Hinojosa won · D+7.2 across the state27.2% Gina Hinojosa71.1% Greg AbbottR+43.98,643 votes13.4 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Attorney GeneralNathan Johnson won · D+6.5 across the state26.2% Nathan Johnson72.0% Mayes MiddletonR+45.88,569 votes11.6 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Commissioner of AgricultureClayton Tucker won · D+4.7 across the state26.3% Clayton Tucker71.8% Nate SheetsR+45.58,546 votes11.8 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Commissioner of the General Land OfficeBenjamin Flores won · D+4.5 across the state25.7% Benjamin Flores72.4% Dawn BuckinghamR+46.78,558 votes10.6 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Comptroller of Public AccountsSarah Eckhardt won · D+5.2 across the state26.0% Sarah Eckhardt72.1% Don HuffinesR+46.08,563 votes11.3 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Lieutenant GovernorVikki Goodwin won · D+6.1 across the state26.0% Vikki Goodwin71.4% Dan PatrickR+45.48,610 votes11.9 pts → D2024 R+57.3
- Texas Railroad CommissionerJon Rosenthal won · D+7.0 across the state26.4% Jon Rosenthal71.7% Bo FrenchR+45.48,523 votes12.0 pts → D2024 R+57.3
The House
- Texas 17th DistrictMilam County's part of the district · Pete Sessions won · R+7.1 across the district26.4% Casey Shepard73.6% Pete SessionsR+47.28,584 votes7.6 pts → D2024 R+54.9
Also in this county: TX-10, with no votes counted in this county's part. Counts come from each race’s official source, named on its own page. Margins are the leading two candidates’ difference in points of all votes counted. 2024 is the presidential vote, Harris against Trump, on the same ground (for a House district, the county’s part of it). A county is not compared with 2024 until a quarter of its 2024 vote is counted. Ranks are among the state’s counties with votes counted in the same race.