North Texas election results: school districts - The Dallas Morning information

Voters across North Texas went to the polls Saturday to decide on faculty board trustees and metropolis council candidates, in addition to decide whether to approve two property tax amendments to the Texas charter.

These are the present vote totals for selected college board elections in Collin, Dallas, Denton and Tarrant counties. more complete results should be accessible in spite of everything votes have been tallied.

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Allen

Board of Trustees President Amy Gnadt defeated challenger Joe Boylan. The board's vice president, Kelley Rowley, will head to a runoff election may also 24 against challenger Elle Holland. region 2 will also be determined by using a runoff between Sam Abiog and Christina Cabral.

region 2

  • invoice Parker: 2,074
  • Sam Abiog: three,108*
  • Christina Cabral: 2,224*
  • vicinity 4

  • Amy Gnadt: four,401 (incumbent and board president)
  • Joe Boylan: 2,610
  • vicinity 5

  • Elle Holland: 3,023*
  • Snober Lakhani: 2,039
  • Kelley Rowley: 2,290* (incumbent and vice president)
  • *Will go to runoff election may additionally 24

    Arlington

    Two incumbents took the lead in Arlington, where the election situated generally on expanding trainer salaries and making up losses because of the pandemic. nonetheless, considerations like critical race idea and the masks mandate surfaced at voter forums, in line with a report via KERA.

    region 4

  • Daphne Jackson: 2,778
  • David Wilbanks (incumbent): 4,628
  • Anita Scott: 1,552
  • vicinity 5

  • Kelly R. Burke: three,672
  • Justin Chapa (incumbent): 5,489
  • Carroll (Southlake)

    In Southlake, two candidates backed by way of the conservative Southlake families political action committee, Alex Sexton and Andrew Yeager, took mammoth leads for two school board spots. Yeager has been representing location 7 for Carroll ISD on account that winning a different election for the seat in November.

    region 6

  • Laura Durant: 1,458
  • Alex Sexton: 4,164
  • area 7

  • Stephanie Williams: 1,493
  • Andrew A. Yeager: four,150
  • Carrollton-Farmers department

    The proper three vote-getters can be elected.

  • James Allen: 1,446
  • Ileana Garza-Rojas: three,030
  • Kim Brady: 2,904
  • Tara Hrbacek: three,124
  • Randy Schackmann: 3,116
  • Cedar Hill

    area 1

  • Gayle A. Sims (unopposed)
  • place 2

  • DeAundra Herd: 448
  • Carma Morgan: 535
  • Coppell

    region 1

    vicinity 2

    area 3

  • Carol Lacey McGuire: 1,022
  • Anthony Hill: 2,082
  • Dallas

    District four

    Dallas ISD trustee Karla Garcia become trailing challenger Camile White in their 2nd matchup for the seat, which represents ingredients of Southeast Dallas, fulfilling Grove, Balch Springs and Seagoville.

  • Camile D. White: 268
  • Karla Garcia: 204
  • DeSoto

    location 1

  • Cynthia Watson-Banks: 1,064
  • Shanta Duren: 488
  • Rickyl' Wesson: 896
  • location 2

  • Terrence M. Gore: 823
  • Chasiti McKissic: 1,594
  • Duncanville

    region 1

  • Tom Kennedy: 1,156
  • Jacqueline (Jackie) Culton: 1,345
  • region 2

  • teach Phil McNeely (unopposed)
  • area 3

  • Janet Veracruz (unopposed)
  • Frisco

    Frisco saw numerous shut college board races. Incumbent Gopal Ponangi survived a problem from Angela Dunford for location 1. In place 2, incumbent Natalie Hebert will head to a runoff with challenger Marvin Lowe. And for vicinity 3, Stephanie Elad narrowly defeated Dustin Paschal.

    area 1

  • Angela Dunford: 7,259
  • Gopal Ponangi (incumbent): 7,634
  • region 2

  • Natalie Hebert (incumbent): 5,936*
  • Marvin Lowe: 5,989*
  • Kelly Karthik: three,095
  • vicinity 3

  • Dustin Paschal: 6,452
  • Timothy Soto: 771
  • Stephanie Elad: 7,646
  • Garland

    place 1

  • Robert Duckworth: 3,143
  • Larry Glick: four,708
  • place 2

    location 3

  • Linda Griffin (unopposed)
  • Grand Prairie

    In Grand Prairie ISD, incumbent Burke corridor trailed challenger Amber Moffitt in a three-grownup race, with a runoff later this month possible.

    District 6

  • Emily Liles (incumbent): 830
  • Chris Riddick: 596
  • At-enormous area 7

  • Burke corridor (incumbent): 1,301
  • Patty Harris: 706
  • Amber Moffitt: 1,315
  • Grapevine-Colleyville

    Races have been too close to name in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, where the board is discussing proscribing students' entry to counsel on race and gender. beneath a controversial idea, any cloth in the district addressing human sexuality would be labeled "probably pornographic."

    location three

  • Louie Sullins: four,249
  • Tammy Nakamura: 4,772
  • area 4

  • Kathy Florence-Spradley: 4,841
  • David Stine: four,098
  • Irving

    District 5

  • Jim Scrivner: 121
  • A.D. Jenkins (incumbent): 457
  • Lancaster

    District 3

  • Temika S. Whitfield: 87
  • Sharonda Phenque Betts: forty five
  • District three

  • Chenique Lewis: 21
  • Deshia Renae Lee: eighty
  • Carolyn Ann Morris: a hundred twenty five
  • Lewisville

    region three

  • Samuel Griffith: 1,602
  • Sheila P. Taylor: 6,930*
  • Pam Johnson: 5,853*
  • *Will go to a runoff election may additionally 24

    area four

  • Staci L. Barker: 6,033
  • Katherine Sells: eight,056
  • location 5

  • Chris Bowen: 6,740
  • Jenny Proznik: 7,474
  • Richardson

    The difficulty of essential race conception crept into this suburban faculty district's election. Some Richardson voters bought mailers decorated with child blocks with the letters CRT.

    "RISD schools can't teach the fundamentals if they're too busy instructing 'vital race theory' nonsense," the flyers examine.

    District 2

  • Eron Linn (incumbent): 659
  • Sherry Clemens: 1,536
  • Vanessa Pacheco: 1,562
  • District 5

  • Kile Brown: 624
  • Rachel McGowan: 2,955
  • Jan Stell: 2,220
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