Nine races for Democratic and Republic Party primaries are headed towards runoff elections in the Rio Grande Valley.
Under state law, the runoff elections are scheduled to take place on April 13th.
Almost all Valley races in the primaries had decisive victors but eight races ended with runoffs.
The only Republican runoff came from Hidalgo County between Eddie Zamora and Paul B. Haring. Both men are vying for the party's nomination for the U.S. Representative District 15 seat.
Democrat voters in Cameron County will have to decide four runoff races for county judge, county commissioner precinct 2, a justice of the peace seat and a party precinct chair seat.
Willacy County Democrats will have to decide on nominees for county judge, county commissioner precinct four and a justice of the peace seat.
Democrats in Starr County will have to choose between two candidates vying for the Precinct 7 justice of the peace seat.
Action 4 News will continue to follow the races.
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Hidalgo U.S. Representative, Dist 15 (Repulican)
Eddie Zamora
Paul B. Haring
Cameron County Judge (Democrat)
Eddie Trevino Jr.
John Wood
Cameron Cnty Commissioner, Pct. 2 (Democrat)
Ruben R. Pena
Ernie Hernandez
Cameron Co. Justice of the Peace, Pct. 5 (Democrat)
David Wise (I)
Eloy Cano Jr.
Cameron Co. PCT 62 Chairman (Democrat)
Alberto Velez
Francisco Ramirez
Willacy County Judge (Democrat)
Aurelio Guerra
John Gonzales
Willacy County Commissioner, Pct. 4 (Democrat)
Dora Perez
Oscar Garcia Jr.
Willacy County Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 (Democrat)
Yesenia Rosas
Apolinar Gracida
Starr County Justice of the Peace, Pct 7 (Democrat)
Johnny Garcia
Julian Gonzalez Jr.
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