Update: 10:55 p.m. CST

Comal County has declared winners in three contested races for constable elections in Precincts 1, 3 and 4.

In Precinct 1, Charlie Motz received 67.4% of the vote to defeat Christopher Braun's 32.6%. Motz had 3,769 votes to Braun's 1,823 when the election was called.

Incumbent Craig Ackerman defeated challenger Scott Head in Precinct 3. Ackerman received 57% of the vote and Head received 43%. Ackerman had 1,193 votes and Head had 899 when winners were announced.

In Precinct 4, incumbent Shane Rapp won a landslide victory against challenger Jerry Airola with 76% of the vote against 24%, respectively. Rapp had 4,859 votes to Airola's 1,532.


Results are unofficial until canvased.

Update: 9:50 p.m. CST

Partial results from 16 of Comal County's 27 polling locations have been reported.

Charlie Motz continues to lead the Precinct 1 Constable race with 68.43% of ballots and 3,180 votes. Christopher Braun has 31.57% of the vote and 1,467.


In Precinct 2, Craig Ackerman's 1,124 votes leads Scott Heads 832 with 57.46% and 42.54% of results, respectively.

Shane Rapp is winning Precinct 4 by a large margin with 3,899 votes and 76.66% or reported ballots. Jerry Airola has 1,187 votes and 23.34% of the vote.

The first return of early voting totals from Comal County show Charlie Motz has taken the lead for Precinct 1 Constable. Craig Ackerman leads the race for Constable in Precinct 3. Shane Rapp is leading in the constable race for Precinct 4.

Motz leads Christopher Braun with 2,239 votes and a 68.55% share of all early votes. Braun has 1,027 votes or a 31.45% share.


Ackerman leads Scott Head with 640 votes and a 58.18% share of all early votes. Head has 460 votes or a 41.82% share.

Rapp leads Jerry Airola with 2,835 votes and a 76.6% share of all early votes. Airola has 866 votes or a 23.4% share.

Totals from ballots cast on March 3 have yet to be released. Polls closed at 7 p.m. though voters who were in line at 7 p.m. were still able to cast ballots. Community Impact Newspaper will update this article as more Primary Election Day vote totals come in.