Waun. In the 2012 Republican primary, Thornberry overwhelmed his lone opponent, Pamela Lee Barlow, 47,251 votes (78 percent) to 13,643 (22 percent). In the general election, Thornberry bested (91 percent) Libertarian John Robert Deek of Denton and Green Party candidate Keith F. Houston of Canyon (there was no Democratic candidate). In the 2014 Republican primary, Thornberry easily won re-nomination, with 45,097 votes (68 percent) to challengers Pamela Barlow's 12,438 (19 percent) and Elaine Hays's 8,860 (13 percent). General election results Later career Business Thornberry joined the CAE USA board of directors, the National Defense Industrial Association Emerging Technologies Institute advisory board, and the Potomac Institute's board of regents after retiring from government service. In October 2022, Thornberry was appointed to the Defense Innovation Board. References External links |- |- |- 1958 births 21st-century American politicians American Presbyterians Living people People from Clarendon, Texas Ranchers from Texas Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Texas Texas Tech University alumni United States Department of State officials