Here’s a look at the major contested races on Tuesday’s general election ballots:

PRESIDENT — John McCain defeated Barack Obama and Bob Barr

U.S. SENATE — John Cornyn (i) defeated Richard J. (Rick) Noriega and Yvonne Adams Schick

RAILROAD COMMISSION — Michael L. Williams (i), Mark Thompson, David Floyd

Chief Justice Supreme Court — Wallace B. Jefferson (i), Jim Jordan, Tom Oxford

TEXAS SUPREME COURT, PLACE 7 — Dale Wainwright (i), Sam Houston, David G. Smith

TEXAS SUPREME COURT, PLACE 8 — Phil Johnson (i), Linda Reyna Yanez, Drew Shirley

TEXAS COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 3 — Tom Price (i), Susan Strawn, Matthew Eilers

TEXAS COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 4 — Paul Womack (i), J.R. Molina, Dave Howard

TEXAS COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS, PLACE 9 — Cathy Cochran (i) defeated William Bryan Strange

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 2 — Mary Helen Berlanga (i), Peter Johnson

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 6 — Terri Leo (i) defeated Mary Ann Bryan

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 7 — David Bradley (i), Laura Ewing, Richard R. Johnson

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 8 — Barbara Cargill (i) defeated Kim B. Stroman and Linda Ellis

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 11 — Patricia “Pat” Hardy (i) defeated Bruce Beckman

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 13 — Mavis Best Knight (i) defeated Cindy Werner

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DISTRICT 14 — Gail Lowe (i), Edra Bogle, John E. Shuey

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 1 — Louie Gohmert (i) defeated Roger L. Owen

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 2 — Ted Poe (i) defeated Craig Wolfe

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 3 — Sam Johnson (i) defeated Tom Daley and Christopher J. Claytor

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 4 — Ralph M. Hall (i) defeated Glenn Melancon and Fred Annett

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 5 — Jeb Hensarling (i) defeated Ken Ashby

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 6 — Joe Barton (i) defeated Ludwig Otto and Max W. Koch

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 7 — John Culberson (i), Michael Skelly, Drew Parks

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 8 — Kevin Brady (i) defeated Kent Hargett and Brian Stevens

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 9 — Al Green (i) defeated Brad Walters

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 10 — Michael T. McCaul (i), Larry Joe Doherty, Matt Finkel

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 11 — Mike Conaway (i) defeated John R. Strohm

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 12 — Kay Granger (i) defeated Tracey Smith and Shiloh Sidney Shambaugh

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 13 — Mac Thornberry (i) defeated Roger James Waun

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 14 — Ron Paul (i) re-elected (unopposed)

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 15 — Ruben Hinojosa (i) defeated Eddie Zamora and Gricha Raether

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 16 — Silvestre Reyes (i) defeated Mette A. Baker and Benjamin Eloy “Ben” Mednoza

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 17 — Chet Edwards (i), Rob Curnock, Gardner C. Osborne

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 18 — Sheila Jackson Lee (i) defeated John Faulk and Mike Taylor

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 19 — Randy Neugbauer (i) defeated Dwight Fullingim and Richard “Chip” Peterson

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 20 — Charles A. Gonzalez (i) defeated Robert Litoff and Michael Idrogo

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 21 — Lamar Smith (i) defeated James Arthur Strohm

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 22 — Nick Lampson (i), Pete Olson, John Wieder

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 23 — Ciro D. Rodriguez (i) defeated Lyle Larson and Lani Connolly

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 24 — Kenny E. Marchant (i) defeated Tom Love, David A. Casey

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 25 — Lloyd Doggett (i) defeated George L. Morovich and Jim Stutsman

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 26 — Michael C. Burgess (i) defeated Ken Leach and Stephanie B. Weiss

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 27 — Solomon P. Ortiz (i) defeated William Willie Vaden and Robert E. Powell

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 28 — Henry Cuellar (i) defeated Jim Fish and Ross Lynn Leone

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 29 — Gene Green (i) defeated Eric Story and Joel Grace

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 30 — Eddie Bernice Johnson (i) defeated Fred Wood and Jarrett Woods

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 31 — John Carter (i) defeated Brian P. Ruiz and Barry N. Cooper

CONGRESS, HOUSE DISTRICT 32 — Pete Sessions (i) defeated Eric Roberson and Alex Bischoff

Sources: Texas Secretary of State’s Office.