Clayton Tucker Poised to Become First Democratic Agriculture Commissioner in Nearly 40 Years

Clayton Tucker poised to become first Democratic agriculture commissioner in nearly 40 years

If elected, Tucker will usher in a new era for the agriculture department as the agency’s first Democratic commissioner since Jim Hightower in 1990.

Clayton Tucker projected as Texas Agriculture Commissioner Winner

Democrat Clayton Tucker is the projected winner for Texas Agriculture Commissioner. Tucker ran against republican Nate Sheets, who defeated incumbent Sid Miller in the primaries.

Clayton Tucker leads race for Texas agriculture commissioner

If elected, Tucker will usher in a new era for the agriculture department as the agency’s first Democratic commissioner since Jim Hightower in 1990.

Clayton Tucker makes history as the first Democratic elected Texas Agriculture Commissioner in 40 Years

Lampasas, TX - Clayton Tucker has won the November 3rd General Election for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, defeating Republican nominee Nate Sheets and becoming the first Democrat elected to the office since Jim Hightower’s reelection in 1986.

Democrat Clayton Tucker declares victory in Texas agriculture commissioner race

Tucker and his Republican opponent, Nate Sheets, ran to replace longtime Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller.