With nearly all of the votes counted in Bexar County for the 2020 Texas primary, KSAT anchor Steve Spriester will break down the results live at 3 p.m. Wednesday with Dr. David Crockett, a political science professor at Trinity University. You can livestream that conversation on KSAT.com , the KSAT newsreader app or your KSAT TV channel wherever you stream. Find all of our election coverage below or at our Vote 2020 page. We’ll send this email each Tuesday of 2020. Sign up for free here. -Lexi Vote 2020 dividerVote 2020 divider TOP HEADLINES Record 253,000 vote in Bexar County for primary election amid software issues Bernie Sanders wins Bexar County, but Joe Biden takes Texas Salazar Wins Democratic Primary, to face Gerard Rickhoff in Bexar County Sheriff race Xochil Peña Rodriguez, Rep. Roland Gutierrez likely headed to runoff for state Senate District 19 Rickhoff, DeBerry headed to runoff in GOP race for Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 3 Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones declares victory in Texas’ CD- 23 primary, GOP headed to runoff Cuellar wins over progressive challengers in Democratic race for Texas’ 28th Congressional District Bexar County Precinct 2 Constable Leticia R. Vazquez, Ino Badillo head to runoff election Here’s how Texans voted on the propositions on the Primary Election ballots Nationwide Super Tuesday presidential election results, delegate tracker Two Democrats head to runoff to replace Roland Gutierrez in Texas House District 119 Here’s how Texans voted for president based on race, sex, education ICYMI: Texas March 2020 Primary Election Results ‘I worked so hard’: KSAT producer shares first-time voting experience after becoming US citizen How to spot fake news as political season gets into full swing STORY OF THE WEEK: 9 races headed for runoff in Bexar County photo(Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)While a majority of March Primary races in Bexar County were decided Tuesday, there are nine races that will be headed to a runoff. A candidate must secure more than 50% of the vote in the primary. If that doesn’t happen in any given race, that race will head to a runoff. Which races will be involved in the runoff election? * U.S. Representative, District 23 (R) Texas * State Senator, District 19 (D) * State Representative, District 119 (D) * Bexar County Commissioner, Precinct 1 (D) * Bexar County Commissioner, Precinct 3 (R) * Bexar County Constable, Precinct 2 (D) * Bexar County Constable, Precinct 4 (D) * Bexar County Chair (D) * Bexar County Chair (R) When will the runoff election be held? May 26 What should you bring? A photo ID. On the list of acceptable forms of ID: your Texas Driver License, a U.S. Military ID Card, a DPS-issued Texas Handgun License. Click here for a full list. If you don’t have one of the acceptable forms of photo ID, you can fill out a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at your polling place. BREAKDOWN: Here’s how Texans voted in the presidential primary based on race, sex, education The Associated Press surveyed voters in eight of the 14 states holding Democratic presidential primaries on Tuesday. Here are some Texas numbers based on those surveys: * More women voted than men * The age group that turned out most at the polls was 45-64 * 45% percent of voters were white * 58% of voters reported not having a college degree * 53% of voters identified as moderate * 70% of voters deemed the country’s economic system unfair Super Tuesday has been a fixture in United States politics since 1984. After tonight we could have a better picture of where things stand as far as the presidential race goes. Even though the states and territories that vote on Super Tuesday changes year to year, it’s a primary day that’s always considered a big deal. That’s because it is the single day where the most states hold elections to pick a presidential nominee. On the Democratic side This year 1,357 pledged delegates out of 3,979 are up for grabs today. To secure the nomination, a candidate must win 1,991. On the Republican side President Donald Trump is not facing serious competition in his reelection campaign.