Updated 4:55 p.m. March 3
The Travis County Clerk's office said a recount can not be requested until after the votes are canvassed.
Update 3:50 p.m. March 2
Susanna Ledesma-Woody has called for a recount in the Travis County Precinct 4 commissioner Democratic primary after losing the race by just over 200 votes.
Incumbent Margaret Gómez received 50.51% of the total votes, per the current count.
“The Gómez campaign will respect the process and results of a recount if it occurs. However, we are confident that we have won this election and remain grateful for our supporters,” said Joe Cascino, campaign manager for Gómez, in a statement.
Updates 8 a.m. March 2
Incumbents Brigid Shea and Margaret Gomez secured nominations for Travis County commissioner precincts 2 and 4 in Democratic primaries. Shea received 75.89% of the vote. Gomez received 50.51%, winning by just over 200 votes. Both candidates will be unopposed during the general election.
Updated 11:14 p.m. March 1
Two Travis County commissioners are facing challengers in the March primaries.
Incumbent Brigid Shea is leading the Precinct 2 Democratic primary race with 19,834 votes, which is 75.51% of the current total. Bob Libal has 6,434 votes.
The Precinct 4 Democratic race is separated by slightly over 200 votes. Susanna Ledesma-Woody has 9,876 votes, or 49.79% of the total, while Margaret Gomez, the incumbent, has 9,959 votes, or 50.21% of the total.
