Range finished last in a four-man field in which three [[Republican Party|Republicans]] challenged the re-nomination of Land Commissioner [[George P. Bush]] in the March 6 party [[primary]]. Like two other intra-party rivals, former Commissioner [[Jerry Patterson]] and land surveyor [[Davey Edwards]], Range based his campaign on the preservation of traditional state history and the integrity of the [[The Alamo]]. Seeking his second term in the position, Bush is the son of [[Moderate Republican]] former [[Florida]] [[Governor]] [[Jeb Bush]], who lost the 2016 presidential nomination to [[Donald Trump]], the nephew of former [[U.S. President]] [[George W. Bush]], and a grandson of former President [[George Herbert Walker Bush]]. | Range finished last in a four-man field in which three [[Republican Party|Republicans]] challenged the re-nomination of Land Commissioner [[George P. Bush]] in the March 6 party [[primary]]. Like two other intra-party rivals, former Commissioner [[Jerry Patterson]] and land surveyor [[Davey Edwards]], Range based his campaign on the preservation of traditional state history and the integrity of the [[The Alamo]]. Seeking his second term in the position, Bush is the son of [[Moderate Republican]] former [[Florida]] [[Governor]] [[Jeb Bush]], who lost the 2016 presidential nomination to [[Donald Trump]], the nephew of former [[U.S. President]] [[George W. Bush]], and a grandson of former President [[George Herbert Walker Bush]]. |