North Texas election results: City Council, mayor

Voters throughout North Texas went to the polls Saturday to elect college board trustees and metropolis council candidates, in addition to resolve whether or not to approve two property tax amendments to the Texas Constitution.

These are the present vote totals for chosen council and mayoral elections in Collin, Dallas, Denton and Tarrant counties. More full outcomes might be accessible in spite of everything votes have been tallied.

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Allen

Votes are tallied in Collin County, and Allen City Council incumbent Chris Schulmeister is poised to maintain his seat. In Place 6, longtime group volunteer Ben Trahan is main businessman Srini Raghavan, who’s backed by conservative political motion committee We The People Allen.

Place 4

• Chris Schulmeister: 5,344
• Nathan Polsky: 1,806

Place 6

• Srini Raghavan: 3,452
• Ben Trahan: 4,090

Arlington

Arlington is about to get two new metropolis council members representing districts 6 and eight, as no incumbent is working for both seat. The vote tally isn’t closing but — and not one of the candidates within the crowded district 6 race have greater than 50% of the votes.

District 6

• Albert Parra: 5,602
• Joshua Taylor: 1,419
• Long Pham: 7,268
• Chris “Dobi” Dobson: 1,346

District 7

• Cyndi Golden: 6,793
• Bowie Hogg: 8,325

Carrollton

Mayor

• Steve Babick: 4,165
• Pat Cochran: 2,326

Place 1

• Sem Habtemariam: 2,497
• Christopher Axberg: 3,747

Place 3

• Richard Fleming: 2,645
• Daisy Palomo: 2,708
• Nikki Ellis: 920

Colleyville

Colleyville is poised to get a brand new mayor, as the town’s present one is terming out of his submit. The closing votes aren’t tallied but, however Bobby Lindamood is within the lead. He’s been on City Council since 2016. During his tenure, he’s acquired consideration for sharing posts with hard-right views — some with false statements.

Mayor

• David Kelly: 2,034
• Bobby Lindamood: 2,923

Place 1

• Brandi Elder: 2,936
• Amyn Gilani: 1,954

Place 2

• Zac Bunn: 1,726
• George Bond: 3,066

Denton

Mayor

• Paul Meltzer: 7,630
• Gerard Hudspeth: 8,279

Place 5

• Brandon Chase McGee: 8,041
• Daniel Clanton: 6,821

Place 6

• Amber Briggle: 7,503
• Chris Watts: 7,963

DeSoto

Votes aren’t absolutely tallied in Dallas County, however DeSoto seems prefer it’s going to maintain its incumbents on the City Council. Both Mayor Rachel Proctor and council member Dinah Marks are forward of their challengers as of midnight on May 8.

Mayor

• Rachel L. Proctor: 2,568
• Trace L. Henderson: 357

Place 5

• Debrah North: 1,145
• Dinah Marks: 1,713

Duncanville

Mayor:

• Erika Browning: 504
• Mark D. Cooks: 766
• LaVaughn Washington: 60
• Barry L. Gordon: 752

District 2

• Don McBurnett: 222
• Nancy Gutierrez: 208

District 4

• Karen Cherry: 369
• Brenda O’Brien: 115

Farmers Branch

District 1

• Cristal Retana: 109
• Omar Roman: 147

District 4

• Richard Jackson: 356
• Mike McGinnis: 164

Garland

Election day votes weren’t absolutely tallied in Dallas County at 11:55 p.m. on May 7. Incumbent Deborah Morris is main the race for her seat in district 2. Margaret A. Lucht and Jon Dehn are forward of challenger Cle D. Kimble to fill the district 5 seat, as incumbent Rich Aubin has hit his time period restrict. Lucht and Dehn have piqued the curiosity from the Dallas Sierra Club and Cleanup Garland, an area environmental activism group lively throughout the district 5 space.

District 2

• Trayc Claybrook: 62
• Koni Ramos-Kaiwi: 98
• Deborah Morris: 368

District 5

• Cle D. Kimble: 109
• Margaret A. Lucht: 307
• Jon Dehn: 188

Grand Prairie

Mayor

• Ron Jensen: 5,130
• Rabbi DeLeslie: 732

District 2

• Jacquin Headen: 836
• Lazaro Gonzalez: 126
• Dennis King: 638

Irving

Irving would possibly see a runoff earlier than it will get a brand new council member in District 1, based on accessible early voting and Election Day outcomes. For District 7, Bryan Jones is trailing incumbent Kyle Taylor.

District 1

• Tony Grimes: 271
• John Bloch: 283
• Ricky Lightfoot: 142

District 7

• Bryan Jones: 490
• Kyle Taylor: 593

Lancaster

District 1

• Carol Strain Burk: 370
• Lawrence L. Prothro: 100

Lewisville

Place 6

• Patrick Kelly: 7 (dalco)
• Tom Cottrell: 1 (dalco)

Rowlett

• Chris Kizziar: 865
• Joel R. Medina II: 669
• Blake Margolis: 1,541

Place 1

• Brian Galuardi: 1,440
• Stephanie Higgins: 1,346

Place 4

• Mike Britton: 1,576
• Whitney P. Laning: 1,340

Place 6

• Rebecca J. Day: 1,178
• Debra (Deb) Shinder: 1,646