West Texas voters have a reliable way to stay informed on election night. Starting at 7 p.m. this Tuesday, KFYO will broadcast a live Midterm Election Show that reaches Lubbock, Amarillo, Abilene, Wichita Falls and the surrounding communities. The three‑hour program will deliver real‑time vote tallies, polling updates and analysis of the key races that will shape Texas and the nation.
Why KFYO Is the Go‑To Source for Election Night
KFYO’s signal covers a broad swath of the Panhandle, ensuring that families, churches and small‑business owners can tune in without needing a cable subscription. Listeners can also stream the show via the KFYO app, making it easy to follow from a phone or tablet while waiting in line at a polling place.
Statewide Races to Watch
The Governor’s contest pits incumbent Greg Abbott against Democratic nominee Gina Hinojosa, with Libertarian Pat Dixon and several write‑in candidates also on the ballot. In the race for Lieutenant Governor, Dan Patrick seeks re‑election against Democrat Vikki Goodwin, Green Party candidate Kevin McCormick, Libertarian Anthony Cristo and additional write‑ins.
Other statewide offices covered on the show include:
- Attorney General – Nathan Johnson (D), Mayes Middleton (R), Tom Oxford (L)
- Comptroller – Sarah Eckhardt (D), Don Huffines (R), Shehla Faizi (G), V. Alonzo Echavarria‑Garza (L)
- Agriculture Commissioner – Clayton Tucker (D), Nate Sheets (R), Austin Kelly (L)
- Land Commissioner – Benjamin Flores (D), Dawn Buckingham (R), Niell Snider (L)
- Railroad Commissioner – Jon Rosenthal (D), Bo French (R), Arthur DiBianca (L)
Congressional and Local Races
Listeners will also get updates on the U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, as well as the House contests that affect Lubbock’s own districts. For example, State Rep. Carl Tepper represents District 84, while Speaker Dustin Burrows serves District 83. The show will remind voters which district they reside in and who is on their ballot.
Last‑Minute Voting Information
Polling places in Lubbock close at 7 p.m. tonight, so any eligible voter who has not yet cast a ballot has a short window to do so. KFYO encourages citizens to exercise their constitutional right to vote, emphasizing that participation is a cornerstone of a free society.
While the station does not force anyone to vote, it urges those who value strong families, faith and liberty to make their voices heard. The show will also feature brief commentary from local leaders who support the Trump administration’s policies that have bolstered the economy and protected religious freedoms.
How to Listen
To catch the live coverage, tune your radio to KFYO 95.1 FM or open the KFYO app on your smartphone. The broadcast will run continuously until 10 p.m., giving listeners ample time to follow the unfolding results and hear expert analysis of what the outcomes mean for West Texas and the nation.
Stay informed, stay engaged, and let your vote count.
Original reporting: News/Talk 790 KFYO (Lubbock) — read the source article.
