https://www.kxan.com/news/your-local-election-hq/a-comprehensive-map-of-how-texans-voted-in-the-2022-gubernatorial-election/?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_source=t.co&utm_medium=referral

How'd your neighborhood vote?

My voted for abbot by 7 votes. Williamson county

My Williamson cty precinct was flooded with betas. Best thing to see on Wednesday morning(trash day) were all the signs in the trash.

Interesting map. Makes me feel good that my neighbors are not ret***ed.

Abbot beat Beto 1757 votes v 812 votes. Brazoria county.

Sorta sad only 54% registered voters voted.

71% Abbot in my neighborhood, only 28% brain damaged and 1% I suppose very concerned moderate.

Plano? Allen? Frisco? Sheesh.

Austin is like a tumor.

MouthBQ98 said:

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Austin is like a tumor.

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Always has been

Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

Abott by 36K votes (Collin County)

91.5% Abbott

doubledog said:

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Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

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Montgomery county always goes Republican. Pretty sure fort bend went Democrat in 2020.

Actually surprised about the results in my area of Williamson county. Sad what Round Rock/Hutto area has become.

What this article doesn't quite elude to is that the democrat will always win the major cities and the republican will win the rural or perhaps the suburban area most people will agree to that.

This fact we can be fine with, the difference in winning is getting all the republicans in the rural and in the strong red areas to vote . We will beat the democrats every time if all registered Republicans will get out and vote regardless of how many Democrats vote in the major cities there are way more of us than them.

If you go out to East Texas where I grew up in Longview which is 85% Republican problem is sometimes only 65% of those Republicans vote and if 20% of your voting block is not voting that's sometimes why the Republicans barely squeak out statewide elections it's not because there are more democrats it's because we didn't get all of our people to vote.

GigEmJake17 said:

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Actually surprised about the results in my area of Williamson county. Sad what Round Rock/Hutto area has become.

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Like I said, my neighborhood voted for Abbott by a margin of 7. That's in about 4000 votes.

I can guarantee it will go blue in the next election as many old people will die and younger, more liberal people take their places. It's a well established neighborhood that's getting younger by the month.

On the flip side, found out another couple is "done with texas" and is moving to Colorado this summer. That's the second one this year

As expected, my hood went for Beto although by a smaller margin than I expected.

Fascinating map. You can see where all of the smart people (not Beto voters) live in the big cities.

Good tool for planning a move inside a big city.

67-31 / Cypress Area

doubledog said:

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Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

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Montgomery County has always been Republican.

doubledog said:

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Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

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Anyone that's paid attention to those counties the last 8 years

doubledog said:

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Montgomery county went heavily republican and fort bend went democrat. Who would have thought.

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Fort Bend has been D for a few years.

Abbott 53-48%, 120 votes, Williamson county

Striking how Red NW Williamson is vs South Central

Rockwall County is solid red @ 70.47%. My precinct over 73%. Suck it Robert Francis.

Texker said:

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Rockwall County is solid red @ 70.47%. My precinct over 73%. Suck it Robert Francis.

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Yeah, but you have a massive moat with two chokepoints to fend off us left wing Dallasites.

Planning to start searching for a house to buy in January (I'm sorry to all of you, the market will crash once I do, per usual) and this map will come in very handy for me.

YouBet said:

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Texker said:

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Rockwall County is solid red @ 70.47%. My precinct over 73%. Suck it Robert Francis.

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Yeah, but you have a massive moat with two chokepoints to fend off us left wing Dallasites.

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My brother-in-law said he moved to Rockwall because if a "culture war" (my choice of words, not his) ever breaks out "we can blow the bridges".

Yikes. Pretty disheartening. A lot of precincts I thought would go red did not. Thank goodness for rural Texas.

More shocked to see Georgetown and Hutto "blue".

Cedar Park and Round Rock were already purple and headed blue.

If you want to compare to 2020

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/upshot/2020-election-map.html

No surprise with SA. At least my precinct was 51.7 to 47% to Abbott.

Isn't that blue area of georgetown where southwestern is?

Lol my district was 94% Abbott!

tamc93 said:

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More shocked to see Georgetown and Hutto "blue".

Cedar Park and Round Rock were already purple and headed blue.

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I live in Hutto and this is kinda shocking because it definitely doesn't feel light blue here as this indicates

61% Beto in our precinct

83% Abbott in the precinct we're moving to

Agthatbuilds said:

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Isn't that blue area of georgetown where southwestern is?

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Multiple areas of Georgetown (East of 35) were blue.