Results of early voting, as of 7:30 p.m. May 10, 2014

SMITH COUNTY

 CITY OF TYLER

Mayor

Joel Rando 239

Martin Heines 2426

 

District 4

Eleno Licea 287

Don Warren 360

 

TYLER ISD

Single Member District 2

Orenthia D. Mason 150

Cedrick L. Granberry Sr. 21

 

Single Member District 5 (unexpired term)

Barbara Ann Smith 279

Ross Strader 215

 

CHAPEL HILL ISD

Proposition:

“The issuance of $21 million of bonds by Chapel Hill Independent School District for the acquisition, construction and equipment of school buildings and levying the tax in payment thereof.”

FOR 322, 38.11 percent

AGAINST 523, 61.89 percent

 

Board of Trustees Place 4

Fred Elder, Jr., 61.73 percent, 442 votes

Tammy Humes 38.27 percent, 274 votes

Board of Trustees, Place 5:

Mike Nelson 301

 

 

BULLARD ISD

Place 1

Tony Johnson (I 211)

Jon Jacobs 153

Board of Trustee, Place 2:

Dr. Fred Zachary 280

 

Place 3

Richard Burrow (I) 157

Dr. John Alexander 206

 

CITY OF LINDALE FINAL RESULTS AS OF 8:15 p.m.

Place 2

John Droblyn 29

Clyde Harper 72

Place 3

Ginger Sims 80 )

 

CITY OF TROUP

Mayor Robert Nelson 80

John Whitsell (I) 44

Bill Lacy 64

TROUP CITY COUNCIL, PLACE II

Joe Carlyle 88

TROUP CITY COUNTIL PLACE V

Carole Wilson 82

 

CITY OF WINONA, FINAL RESULTS as of 8:15 p.m.

Mayor

Rusty Smith (I) 36

Lyna Diane Stroud 81

 

Alderman, two places, at-large

Pat Schlau (I 239

Michael Jones (I 25

Randy Haney 20

Robert Sabens 64

Rick Parker 54

 

Proposition One:

For 70

Against 35

Proposition Two

For 63

Against 42

 

WHITEHOUSE ISD

Place 1

Patrick D. Moran (I) 508

Brent Bockmon 120

 

Place 2

Howard Y. Patterson (I) 358

Tom Connor 259

 

Place 3

Darrell Crymes (I 429)

Hank Gilbert 182

 

CHEROKEE COUNTY

 

JACKSONVILLE

District 2

Jeff Smith (I) 55.3 percent, 84 votes)

Kara Hancock 27.6 percent, 42 votes

Darrell Prcin 17.1 percent, 26 votes

 

JACKSONVILLE ISD

Place 3

Pamelia Franklin Adams 15.6 percent, 114 votes

Jimmy Brown (I) 39.5 percent, 289 votes

Al Chavira 44.9 percent, 328 votes

 

Place 4

Ann Chandler 47.9 percent, 370 votes

Cassie Devillier 52.1 percent, 403 votes

 

RUSK ISD

Two at-large school board seats

Bruce Bradley (I)

Teresa Phifer

John Hood

 

One unexpired at-large school board seat

Tracy Session

Sheila Bradley

Frank G. Dobrovolny

 

WOOD COUNTY

ALBA-GOLDEN ISD

Three at-large school board seats

Danny Curts

Ronnie Morrow

Joey Hooton (I) 209

Jason Stovall 181

Ed Teel (I) 156

 

CITY OF HAWKINS

Mayor

Tom Parker

Wayne Kirkpatrick

Will Rogers

 

HAWKINS ISD

Two at large school board seats

Wende Haney (I)

Robbie White

Janice Vonner

Josh Whitener

 

MINEOLA ISD

Two at-large school board seats

John Abbott (I)

Tom Perkins

Kyle L Gully (I)

 

CITY OF QUITMAN

Local options:

To legalize “the legal sale of beer and wine for off-premise consumption only.”

FOR 216

AGAINST 79

 

To legalize “the legal sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and beverage certificate holders only.”

FOR 215

AGAINST 81

 

Quitman City Council

Three at-large seats

Toni Cole 133(I)

Arnie Spiers (I) 106

David Dobbs (I) 154

Kevin Gilbreath 146

 

CITY OF WINNSBORO

Two city council seats, at-large

Mary Smith 71

Randy Parrish 138

Dennis Whitehurst 120

 

WINNSBORO ISD

Three at-large council seats

Chris McElyea (I)

Robert Langhoff (I)

Sandra Strickland (I)

Barry McKee

Brian Busby

 

VAN ZANDT COUNTY

CITY OF CANTON

Proposition 1:

To legalize “the sale of beer and wine for off premise consumption only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

Proposition 2:

To legalize “the sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and beverage certification holders only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

Three seats city council seats, at-large

Marilyn Burrage

Cindy Malouf

Scott Perkins

Shawn R. Stewart

Jerry (Yogi) Yarborough

 

CANTON ISD

Place 7

Reagan L. Sumner

Darryl Jeanes

 

CITY OF EDGEWOOD

Mayor

Charles Prater (I)

Stephen Goode

 

Place 2

Alan Roush

Angela Pedersen

 

CITY OF GRAND SALINE

Local options:

To legalize “the legal sale of beer and wine for off-premise consumption only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

To legalize “the legal sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and beverage certificate holders only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

CITY OF VAN

Proposition 1:

To legalize “the sale of beer and wine for off premise consumption only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

Proposition 2:

To legalize “the sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and beverage certification holders only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

Alderman, Place 4

Jack Perry (I)

Don Smith

Alderman, Place 5

Al “Mac” McCarty (I)

Ted Mitchell Jr.

 

CITY OF WILLS POINT

City Council, two at-large seats

Jerry D. Wheeler

Mike D. Jones (I)

John Foster

Greg Phillips

Wade Emerson

 

WILLS POINT ISD

Place 6

Dyde Manning, III (I)

Ivan Reyes

 

Place 7

Tim Patterson

Jeanne Deen

 

RUSK COUNTY

CITY OF KILGORE

Place 1

Steve Alexander 34.5 percent, 232 votes

Merlyn Holmes 65.5 percent, 440 votes

 

Place 3

Neil Barr (I) 35.5 percent, 233 votes

Phil Patterson 32.3 percent, 212 votes

Daniel Gantt 32.2 percent, 211 votes

 

Place 4

Bobby Hale 42.7 percent, 291 votes

Lori Weatherford 57.3 percent, 391 votes

 

CITY OF OVERTON

Place 3

Jimmy Jennings (I)

Jerry Clark

 

Place 5

Pat Beets (I)

Matt Prosser

 

TATUM ISD

Place 6

Roger Gonzalez (I) 43.1 percent, 165 votes)

Stephen K. Skinner 56.9 percent, 218 votes

 

Place 7

Karen McIlwain (I) 64.6 percent, 237 votes

Fred Grindle 35.4 percent, 130 votes

 

CITY OF TATUM

The renewal of a local sales and use tax in the City of Tatum, Texas at the rate of one-fourth of one percent to provide revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets.

FOR 50 percent, 31 votes

AGAINST 50 percent, 31 votes

 

ANDERSON COUNTY

CITY OF ELKHART

City Council

Place 3

Lucia Butler (I)

Billy Jack Wright

Ty Woodall Jr.

 

CITY OF PALESTINE

District 1

Ricky Minton

Adam Harding

 

District 4

Harvey Joe Baxton

Kenneth Davidson

Joseph Thompson

 

HENDERSON COUNTY

CITY OF ATHENS

Place 2

Carol Barton (I)

Joe Whatley

 

Place 3

Aubrey Jones (I)

Charles Elliott

 

Place 4

Elaine Jenkins (I)

Kobler (Tres) Winn

 

Proposition: Approve ordinance to abolish Athens Municipal Water Authority

FOR

AGAINST

 

Water authority board director, 2 positions

Ed Gatlin, 53, (I)

Greg Hisey, (I)

Mike Peek

Billy Carter

 

CITY OF CHANDLER

City council, three positions

Marvin E. (Gene) Giger (I)

Mary Janice (Janeice) Lunsford (I)

Donald Leon (Don) Daniell (I)

Joseph Michael Chandler

James Clarence Allison

 

GUN BARREL CITY

Mayor

Paul Eaton (I)

Jim Braswell

 

CITY OF MABANK

Three positions

John Chappell (I)

Dennis Terry (I)

Shannon Steakly (I)

Jody Farrell

 

CITY OF MALAKOFF

City council, three positions

Vincent Bailey Jr. (I)

Jerrilyn Tarver (I)

Gerry G. Savage (I)

Dusty Bryant

 

CITY OF TOOL

City council, three positions

Randy Whitehurst

Cindy Cloumch

Mike Barr

Rick Williams (I)

Fran Sonka (I)

Kathryn Pinnell

A.J. “Red” Phillips

 

UPSHUR COUNTY

CITY OF BIG SANDY

Three at-large city council seats

Monica DeCuir (I)

Rex Rozell (I)

John Worden (I)

Sue Jones

 

CITY OF GILMER

Proposition 1:

To legalize “the sale of beer and wine for off-premise consumption only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

Proposition 2:

To legalize “the sale of mixed beverages in restaurants by food and beverage certification holders only.”

FOR

AGAINST

 

NEW DIANA ISD

“Shall the board of trustees of the New Diana Independent School District in Upshur and Harrison counties, Texas be authorized to issue bonds of the District in the principal amount of $15,000,000 for the construction, renovation, acquisition and equipment of school buildings in the District, property in the District sufficient, without limit as to rate or amount, to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds and the costs of any credit arrangements executed in connection with the bonds; said bonds to prices, and to bear interest at such rate or rates (fixed, floating, variable or otherwise and not to exceed the maximum rate permitted by law at the time of issuance of the bonds) as in its discretion the Board of Trustees shall determine?”

FOR

AGAINST

 

CITY OF ORE CITY

Voters are also deciding whether to renew the city’s 1/4 of one percent sales tax for street repairs.

At-large council seat, unexpired, 1-year term

Jeannette Orms (I, but in a different seat)

Steve Heim