Final update 10:20 a.m. Nov. 9 Two Austin Community College trustees have been elected while two other races are headed for runoffs, according to unofficial results. Nicole Eversmann and Nora De Hoyos Comstock won their respective races outright. Sean Hassan and Michael J. Lewis' Place 4 race will be decided in a runoff, as will Place 9, in which Guadalupe Sosa and Julie Ann Nitsch earned the most votes. A race must be decided in a runoff if no candidate garners a majority of votes. The two highest vote-getters advance to a runoff. ACC posted these unofficial election results to its website this morning: In the Place 4 race, Sean Hassan received 105,736 votes, or 39.89 percent, while Michael J. Lewis received 81,242 votes, or 30.65 percent. George Robinson trailed with 78,093 votes, or 29.46 percent. In the Place 5 race, Nicole Eversmann received 134,684 votes, or 50.83 percent. Her opponents, Thomas Miranda and Anthony Schoggins received 79,019 votes, or 29.82 percent, and 51,260 votes, or 19.35 percent, respectively. In the Place 6 race, Nora De Hoyos Comstock received 154,136 votes, or 58.18 percent, while Douglas Gibbins received 110,735 votes, or 41.81 percent. In the Place 9 race, Guadalupe Sosa received 105,021 votes, or 38.38 percent, while Julie Ann Nitsch received 88,101 votes, or 32.2 percent. Mitch Fuller and Jeremy Story received 51,581 votes, or 18.85 percent, and 28,931 votes, or 10.57 percent, respectively. All results are unofficial until canvassed.

As many as three runoffs possible in Austin Community College board of trustees races

Updated 10:39 p.m. With locations in Bastrop, Hays, Travis and Williamson counties reporting, here are the unofficial results in the ACC board of trustees election as of 10 p.m: In the Place 4 race, Sean Hassan garnered the most votes with 87,721, or 41.05 percent. Michael J. Lewis and George Robinson trailed with 64,782 votes, or 30.31 percent, and 61,206, or 28.64 percent, respectively. Hassan and Lewis appear headed for a runoff. In the Place 5 race, Nicole Eversmann holds a slim majority with 108,590 votes, or 50.76 percent. Her opponents, Thomas Miranda and Anthony Schoggins trail with 62,445 votes, or 29.19 percent, and 42,900 votes, or 20.05 percent, respectively. In the Place 6 race, likely victor Nora De Hoyos Comstock received 127,338 votes, or 59.48 percent, while Douglas Gibbins received 86,752 votes, 40.52 percent. In the Place 9 race, Guadalupe Sosa is in the lead with 83,614 votes, or 37.8 percent. Julie Ann Nitsch trailed with 73,600 votes, or 33.27 percent. Mitch Fuller and Jeremy Story received 41,012, or 18.54 percent, and 23,002 votes, or 10.4 percent, respectively. Sosa and Nitsch are likely headed to a runoff. All results are unofficial until canvassed. Updated 8:47 p.m. In the Place 4 race, Sean Hassan garnered the most early voting tallies with 41.12 percent. Michael J. Lewis and George Robinson trailed with 30.28 percent and 28.59 percent, respectively. In the Place 5 race, Nicole Eversmann leads with 50.78 percent. Her opponents, Thomas Miranda and Anthony Schoggins trail with 29.11 percent and 20.10 percent, respectively. In the Place 6 race, Nora De Hoyos Comstock received 59.5 percent of early votes, while Douglas Gibbins received 40.5 percent. In the Place 9 race, Guadalupe Sosa is in the lead with 37.68 percent. Julie Ann Nitsch trailed with 33.38 percent. Mitch Fuller and Jeremy Story received 18.54 percent and 10.4 percent, respectively. All results are unofficial until canvassed.

Here are the early voting results in the four Austin Community College board of trustees races

Updated 7:21 p.m. Here are the early unofficial voting results in Travis County: In the Place 4 race, Sean Hassan garnered the most early voting tallies with 68,803 votes, or 46.15 percent. Michael J. Lewis and George Robinson trailed with 42,499 votes, or 28.5 percent, and 37,794 votes, or 25.35 percent, respectively. In the Place 5 race, Nicole Eversmann leads with 74,980 early votes, or 50.9 percent. Her opponents, Thomas Miranda and Anthony Schoggins trail with 40,743 votes, or 27.66 percent, and 31,594, or 21.45 percent, respectively. In the Place 6 race, Nora De Hoyos Comstock received 94,957 early votes, or 64.58 percent, while Douglas Gibbins received 52,075 votes, or 35.42 percent. In the Place 9 race, Guadalupe Sosa is in the lead with 60,322 early votes, or 39.78 percent. Julie Ann Nitsch trailed with 53,916 early votes, or 35.55 percent. Mitch Fuller and Jeremy Story received 24,337 early votes, or 16.05 percent, and 13,083 early votes, or 8.63 percent, respectively. All results are unofficial until canvassed.

Posted 4:25 p.m.

The Austin Community College District board of trustees is set for turnover after today's election. ACC could have as many as four new trustees, or at least three, by the end of the night. Place 6 trustee Guadalupe Sosa is the only incumbent seeking re-election—but she is doing so in the race for Place 9, which was vacated after long-time trustee Allen Kaplan retired. She faces candidates Mitch Fuller, Julie Ann Kitsch and Jeremy Story. In Place 4, George Robinson, Sean Hassan or Michael J. Lewis will replace outgoing trustee Jeffrey Richard. Thomas Miranda, Nicole Eversmann and Anthony Schoggins are vying for the Place 5 seat. Douglas Gibbins and Nora De Hoyos Comstock, candidates for Place 6, are in the only two-person ACC race. Students at ACC Riverside are hosting a watch party for tonight's election results: