Incumbents Sanjeev Kumar and Gretchen Vance return to the Lakeway City Council along with Keith Trecker, who is a former council member now making a return to the dais
Kumar won 2,458 votes, or 27.6%; Vance won 2,294 votes, or 25.8%; and Trecker won 1,942 votes, or 21.8%. Challenger Kelly Brynteson won 1,475 votes, or 16.6% and Steven Clark won 737 votes, or 8.3%.
Lakeway's proposition election to reauthorize a local sales and use tax for street and maintenance repair was approved by voters with 2,795 votes in favor and 947 votes against.
Results are unofficial until they are canvassed and certified by the county clerk.
ORIGINAL POST:
Two incumbents are up for reelection against a slate of challengers for three open seats on the Lakeway City Council.
With early voting to totals released at 7p.m. May 1, incumbent Sanjeev Kumar has 1,876 votes, or about 28%; incumbent Gretchen Vance has 1,716 votes, or 25.6%; Keith Trecker has 1,526 votes, or about 22.3%; Kelly Brynteson has 1,021 votes, or 15.2% of the total; and Steven Clark has 577 votes, or 8.6%.
To learn more about the candidates platforms, read the Q&A Community Impact Newspaper conducted with those running for office.
Lakeway's proposition election to reauthorize a local sales and use tax for street and maintenance repair has 2,102 votes in favor and 674 votes against from early voting.
Results are updated as of 7:10 p.m. and are unofficial until they are canvassed and certified by the county clerk.
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