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College Station voters headed to the polls Nov. 3 to decide four city races, including mayor and three city council positions.
Results are unofficial until canvassed at a later date.
Unofficial early voting results show Bob Yancy in the lead for mayor and Howard Mayne, Chandler Arden and Tre Watson for the three open city council seats.
In the race for College Station mayor:
Bob Yancy has 57.9%, or 14,632 votes
Elizabeth Cunha has 42.1%, or 9,910 votes
For the City Council Place 1 election:
Roy May has 22.7%, or 4,448 votes
Incumbent Mark Smith has 38.5%, or 7,537 votes
Howard Mayne has 38.8%, or 7,607 votes
In the Place 2 race:
Chandler Arden has 62.9%, or 11,630 votes
Michael Kidd has 37.1%, or 6,867 votes
For the Place 5 special election race:
Tre Watson has 47.3%, or 9,139 votes
Padon Holt has 35%, or 6,750 votes
Valen Cepak has 17.7%, or 3,412 votes
On the ballot
The College Station mayoral race includes Yancy and Cunha. This position was held by John Nichols, who did not seek reelection.
For College Station City Council Place 1, incumbent Smith is running against May and Mayne.
The Place 2 race includes Arden and Kidd. Council member William Wright did not seek reelection.
Place 5 candidates include Watson, Holt and Cepak. This position was held by Yancy, who gave up his seat to run for mayor.
During the Oct. 19-30 early voting period, 56,826 Brazos County voters cast ballots for the Nov. 3 election, according to daily early voting totals from the county elections office.
Totals from ballots cast on Election Day have not yet been released. Polls closed at 7 p.m., although voters who were in line at that time were still able to cast ballots.
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results remain unofficial until canvassed. Visit www.communityimpact.com/bryan-college-station/voter-guide to see results from elections across the region.
