Candidates file for Lubbock County Republican primary

by: Staff | newsweb@everythinglubbock.com

Posted: Nov 21, 2019 / 03:46 PM CST / Updated: Nov 21, 2019 / 03:46 PM CST

LUBBOCK, Texas — The Lubbock County Republican Party on Thursday announced its candidates so far for the 2020 primary election.

The following candidates have filed:

Dustin Burrows
Texas House District 83

Kara L. Darnell
District Judge, 99th District

Kelly S. Rowe
Sheriff

Ronnie Keister
Tax Assessor – Collector

Ysidro Gutierrez
County Commissioner, Precinct 3

Paul Hanna
Constable, Precinct 1

Tony Jackson
Constable, Precinct 4

Potential candidates still do have time to file. The filing deadline for candidates in December 9.

Citizens can apply for a ballot at the beginning of the new year. The last day to register to vote is February 3 of 2020.

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