Updated at 10:40 p.m.
Pending an official canvass of unofficial election results, voters in Central Texas may now have a better picture of the November general election ballot.
The results
U.S. House District 17
- Voting data shows Casey Shepard wins the runoff, with 59.57% of votes. Opponent Milah Flores garnered 40.43% of votes cast.
U.S. House District 35 (Democratic primary)
- Voting data shows Johnny C. Garcia wins the runoff, with 60.5% of votes. Opponent Maureen Galindo drew 39.5% of ballots cast.
U.S. House District 35 (Republican primary)
- Voting data shows Carlos De La Cruz wins the runoff, with 57.68% of ballots cast. Opponent John Lujan garnered 42.32% of votes.
U.S. House District 37
- Voting data shows Lauren B. Peña wins the runoff, with 58.17% of ballots cast. Opponent Ge'Nell Gary drew 41.83% of votes cast.
Texas House District 49
- Voting data shows Montserrat Garibay wins the runoff, with 59% of ballots cast, while opponent Kathie Tovo garnered 41% of votes.
State Board of Education District 5
- Voting data shows Allison Bush wins the runoff, with 60% of votes. Opponent Stephanie Limon Bazan drew 40% of ballots cast.
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 3
- Voting data shows Thomas Smith wins the runoff, with 58.2% of votes. Opponent Alison Fox garnered 41.8% of ballots cast.
Updated at 9:15 p.m.At the polls
Unofficial voting data was released just after 7 p.m. May 26, representing ballots cast May 18-22 during early voting and on election day.
The results
U.S. House District 17
- Voting data shows Milah Flores with 40.43% of votes, opposite Casey Shepard with 59.57% of votes.
U.S. House District 35 (Democratic primary)
- Voting data shows Maureen Galindo with 39.31% of ballots cast, while Johnny C. Garcia garnered 60.69% of votes.
U.S. House District 35 (Republican primary)
- Voting data shows Carlos De La Cruz with 62.89% of ballots cast, while John Lujan garnered 37.11% of votes.
U.S. House District 37
- Voting data shows Ge'Nell Gary with 41.63% of votes, opposite Lauren B. Peña with 58.37% of votes.
Texas House District 49
- Voting data shows Montserrat Garibay with 59% of ballots cast, while Kathie Tovo garnered 41% of votes.
State Board of Education District 5
- Voting data shows Stephanie Limon Bazan with 38% of votes, opposite Allison Bush with 62% of votes.
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 3
- Voting data shows Alison Fox with 41.88% of ballots cast, while Thomas Smith garnered 58.12% of votes.
Posted at 8:05 p.m. Austin-area voters cast their ballots in the May 26 runoff to determine who will appear on the ballot in November.
At the polls
Unofficial early voting data was released just after 7 p.m. May 26, representing ballots cast May 18-22 during early voting.
What you need to know
Runoff winners will move on to the Nov. 3 general election. The following results are for contested races only.
The results
U.S. House District 17
- Voting data shows Milah Flores with 38% of votes, opposite Casey Shepard with 62% of votes.
U.S. House District 35 (Democratic primary)
- Voting data shows Maureen Galindo with 29.73% of ballots cast, while Johnny C. Garcia garnered 70.27% of votes.
U.S. House District 35 (Republican primary)
- Voting data shows Carlos De La Cruz with 54.7% of ballots cast, while John Lujan garnered 45.3% of votes.
U.S. House District 37
- Voting data shows Ge'Nell Gary with 41.63% of votes, opposite Lauren B. Peña with 58.37% of votes.
Texas House District 49
- Voting data shows Montserrat Garibay with 59.24% of ballots cast, while Kathie Tovo garnered 40.76% of votes.
State Board of Education District 5
- Voting data shows Stephanie Limon Bazan with 43% of votes, opposite Allison Bush with 57% of votes.
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge, Place 3
- Voting data shows Alison Fox with 42.89% of ballots cast, while Thomas Smith garnered 57.11% of votes.
What else? Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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