UPDATE: Three new faces to join Conroe City Council as Coon, Hairel, Arthur win runoff races

All three winning candidates received between 52%-54% of the total vote in their races.

In the mayoral race:

• Coon received 3,495 votes, or 54.09% of the total.
• Yancey received 2,967 votes, or 45.91% of the total.

• Hairel received 3,389 votes, or 52.87% of the total.
• His opponent, Susan Johnson, received 3,021 votes, or 47.13% of the total.

• Arthur received 3,458 votes, or 53.9% of the total.
• Maddux received 2,957 votes, or 46.1% of the total.

What else

According to the Montgomery County Elections Office website, the online results may not include all absentee ballots.

All results are unofficial until canvassed.

Posted 7:30 p.m.

Duke Coon, David Hairel and Shana Arthur have taken early leads in runoff elections for Conroe City Council positions on June 15, according to unofficial early voting results from Montgomery County.

What you need to know

Unofficial early results include early voting numbers and counted absentee ballots with no election day precincts reporting.

In the mayoral race:

• Coon, a former council member, has received 2,800 votes, or 54.73% of the total.
• His opponent, current Place 1 council member Todd Yancey, has received 2,316 votes, or 45.27% of the total.

• Hairel, a retired business owner, has received 2,710 votes, or 53.43% of the total.
• His opponent, real estate broker Susan Johnson, has received 2,362 votes, or 46.57% of the total.

• Arthur—a retired businesswoman with finance and community service experience—has received 2,776 votes, or 54.72% of the total.
• Her opponent, incumbent council member Curt Maddux, has received 2,297 votes, or 45.28% of the total.

All three races required runoffs after elections held May 4 for the three positions resulted in no candidates in any of the races receiving at least 50% of the votes in their respective elections.

Yancey, Maddux and Johnson received the most votes in their races May 4.

To read Community Impact's previous questionnaires with the candidates for the May 4 election:

• Click here for the mayoral Q&A.
• Click here for the Place 1 Q&A.
• Click here for the Place 2 Q&A.

All results are unofficial until canvassed.

Conroe City Council will next meet for a workshop July 10 and a regular council meeting July 11.