Incumbent Anne Duffy will keep her Place 3 seat, and Jim Penniman-Morin and Kevin Harris will join the Cedar Park City Council, according to unofficial election results.
Duffy wins reelection with 62.81% of votes against candidate Claudia Chavez. Penniman-Morin wins with 62% of votes against Dorian Chavez, a former council member. Harris wins with 63% of votes against candidate Collin Klein.
All Williamson County and Travis County precincts are fully reporting as of 10:55 p.m. Results are unofficial until canvassed.
Updated 9:53 p.m. May 1
Jim Penniman-Morin, Anne K. Duffy and Kevin Harris continue their leads of the place 1, 3 and 5 Cedar Park City Council races, respectively, according to Travis and Williamson county election offices; 25 of 27 Williamson County precincts are reporting.
Penniman-Morin has 62.43% votes, which is 1,758 votes ahead of candidate Dorian Chavez. Duffy, the incumbent, has 63.16% of votes, which is 1,861 votes ahead of candidate Claudia Chavez. Harris has 63.42% of votes, which is 1,884 votes ahead of candidate Collin Klein.
This article will be updated as more results are released. Results are unofficial until canvassed.
Original post: 7:47 p.m.
Early-voting results show Jim Penniman-Morin, Anne Duffy and Kevin Harris in the lead of the places 1, 3 and 5 Cedar Park City Council races, respectively, according to Travis and Williamson county election offices as of 7 p.m.
Place 1
Jim Penniman-Morin leads with 3,237, or 65.45%, of total votes. Dorian Chavez has 1,709, or 34.55%, of votes.
Place 3
Incumbent Anne K. Duffy leads with 3,280, or 66.28%, of total votes. Claudia Chavez has 1,669, or 33.72%, of votes.
Place 5
Kevin Harris leads with 3,252, or 66.15%, of total votes. Collin Klein has 1,664, or 33.85%, of votes.
Cedar Park City Council members are elected at large and currently serve two-year terms. A ballot proposition could extend terms to three years starting in the following election.
This article will be updated as more results are released. Results are unofficial until canvassed. Visit communityimpact.com/voter-guide/election-results to see results from all local elections in your community.
