Republican Andrea Thompson has won the 416th Judicial District Judge seat with 80.64 percent of the 277,907 total votes. Libertarian Daniel Correa received 19.36 percent of the total votes.
Results are unofficial until canvassed.
Andrea Thompson: Honored to serve Collin County as 416th Judicial District Judge
Updated 9:35 p.m.
@impactnews_pln @impactnews honored at the chance to serve Collin County again! pic.twitter.com/98YZE2priw
— Andrea Thompson (@stroh92) November 9, 2016
Daniel Correa secedes to Andrea Thompson for 416th Judicial District Judge
Updated 9:07 p.m.
"I strongly suspect she [Andrea Thompson] will be judge of the 416th District Court," Libertarian Daniel Correa said.
Correa said he will likely run for another judicial seat next election.
Andrea Thompson celebrates early voting results for 416th Judicial District Judge race
Updated 8:38 p.m.
Republican Andrea Thompson celebrates first round of early voting results with her husband. She said she will join the Collin County GOP party at Love & War in Texas, 601 E. Plano Parkway, Plano, soon.
Andrea Thompson leads in race for 416th Judicial District Judge after early voting
Posted 7:10 p.m.
Republican Andrea Thompson is leading Libertarian Daniel Correa with 81.13 percent of early vote cast in the Nov. 8 General Election for 416th Judicial District Judge. Correa gained 18.87 percent of the 232,623 total votes.
Thompson has spent four years working at Collin County’s Clerk’s Office, during which time the office went paperless. Correa has practiced civil and commercial litigation since 2011, handling many multimillion dollar suits.
To learn more about this race and the candidates, read their Q&A here.
Results are unofficial until canvassed.
