May 3 North Texas election results
Saturday is Election Day in Texas, with mayoral races, council races and bond elections across the state. Here's a look at the results from some of the biggest races in North Texas.
Voter turnout
Early voting ran from April 22 through April 29.
In Dallas County, over 70,000 ballots have been cast early, about 4.97% of the county's registered voters. Total voter turnout reached 96,070 or 6.81%
In Collin County, 54,401 votes were cast early, just over 7% of the registered voters. Overall, 80,639 ballots were cast for a total voter turnout of 10.89%
Over 63,000 ballots have been cast in Tarrant County, or 5.14% of the registered voters. Total voter turnout reached 98,564 in Traant County, or 7.99%
Nearly 5% of Denton County registered voters voted early, and 29,162 ballots were cast. A total of 42,353 ballots were cast for 6.91% voter turnout in Denton County.
The big races we're watching include:
Tarrant County
Fort Worth Mayor - 100% results in
- Mattie Parker (incumbent) 66.7
- Josh Lucas 17.85%
- Alyson Kennedy 4.21%
- Lawrence E. Walker, II 2.60%
- Millennium Anton C. Woods, Jr 2.56%
- Chris Wood 3.04%
- Jeremy F. Labelle 0.52%
- Donnell Ballard 2.7%
Arlington - Unofficial results, all precincts reporting
- Proposition A: $136.9 million for streets: FOR - 73.72%; AGAINST - 26.08%
- Proposition B: $48.9 million for public safety: FOR - 74.30%; AGAINST - 25.70%
- Proposition C: $9 million for parks and recreation: FOR - 69.88%; AGAINST - 30.12%
- Proposition D: $3 million for city buildings: FOR - 56.71%; AGAINST - 43.29%
- Proposition E: $2 million for libraries: FOR - 70.99%; AGAINST - 29.01%
Collin County
Plano Mayor - Unofficial results, all vote centers reporting
John Muns (incumbent): 100%
Plano Propositions - Unofficial results, all vote centers reporting
- Proposition A: $316 million for streets: FOR - 71.99%, AGAINST: 28.01%
- Proposition B: $155 million for police headquarters: FOR - 59.76%; AGAINST - 40.24%
- Proposition C: $51 million for the police training center: FOR - 61.60%; AGAINST - 38.40%
- Proposition D: $37 million for public safety facilities: FOR - 65.30%; AGAINST - 34.70%
- Proposition E: $45 million for the fleet operations center: FOR - 55.72%; AGAINST - 44.28%
- Proposition F: $1.87 million for library improvements: FOR - 66.66%; AGAINST - 33.34%
- Proposition G: $40.8 million for parks and recreation: FOR - 71.69%; AGAINST - 28.31%
Celina ISD - 100% votes in
- Proposition A: $2 billion for school facilities and land: FOR - 71.7%; AGAINST - 28.3%
- Proposition B: $20 million for technology: FOR - 69.9%; AGAINST - 30.1%
McKinney Mayor - Unofficial results, all vote centers reporting
- Bill Cox: 46.79%
- Matt "Doc" Rostami: 5.78%
- Scott Sanford: 40.81%
- Taylor Willingham: 6.62%
Dallas County
Addison Mayor
- Bruce Arfsten: 100%
Garland
Garland Mayor
- Roel G. Garcia: 4.72%
- PC Mathew: 7.48%
- Dylan Hedrick: 33.35%
- Shibu Samuel: 7.03%
- Koni Ramos-Kaiwi: 3.10%
- Doeborah S. Morris: 44.32%
Garland propositions
- Proposition A: $230 million for streets: FOR - 82.73%; AGAINST - 17.27%
- Proposition B: $75 million for economic development: FOR - 70.37%; AGAINST - 29.63%
- Proposition C: $25 million for cultural arts: FOR - 66.24%; AGAINST - 33.76%
- Proposition D: $30 million for parks and recreation: FOR - 74.83%; AGAINST - 25.17%
Mesquite ISD
- Proposition A: $578 million for schools and classrooms: FOR - 62.83%; AGAINST - 37.17%
- Proposition B: $21 million for technology: FOR - 62.99%; AGAINST - 37.01%
Denton County
Denton City Council - Unofficial results, all precincts reporting
- Proposition A: Shall the City Charter be amended to replace all instances of gendered language with non-gendered language?
- FOR - 57.08%; AGAINST - 42.92%
- Proposition B: Shall the City Charter be amended to resolve conflicts with state law and modify vague or unclear language?
- FOR - 79.13%; AGAINST - 20.87%
- Proposition C: Shall the term of the Municipal Judge be increased from two years to four years?
- FOR - 45.07%; AGAINST - 54.93%
