Proponents of the 2019 law that eliminated straight-ticket voting in Texas claimed that it would increase voter knowledge.
Texas currently holds partisan elections for all judicial offices. However, the Texas Constitution allows for appointment by the Governor or county officials and confirmation by the Senate for interim court vacancies. The Texas constitution states that district and appellate judges will be elected by popular vote. Only a judicial candidate who has been declared the winner of a party primary is eligible to run on the official ballot in the general election, unless the candidate meets a stringent independent campaign requirement.
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