- Tarrant County ranked in the top 50 counties in Texas with the highest early voter turnout, with 60.17% of all registered voters turning out to the polls during early voting. When it came to total voting, almost 55% of voters decided to cast their ballots in person.
- Final election results show that Tarrant County, a traditionally red county, favored Democratic candidate Joe Biden with 49.31% of the total vote. Republican nominee President Donald Trump received 49.09% of the vote.
- Southlake native and District 98 representative Giovanni Capriglione was re-elected with 67.85% of the vote over challenger Debra Edmondson. At the county level, Gary Fickes was re-elected as Tarrant County Commissioner of Precinct 3 with 64% of the vote.
- Two local races are also headed for runoff elections Dec. 8.
- No candidate for Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Place 5 was able to secure more than 50% of the vote. As a result, Coley Canter will face Tommy Snyder in the runoff election.
- Once all in-person and mail-in ballots were counted, candidate Lori Crenshaw had 11,032 votes to Snyder's 11,039 votes. Canter finished with 13,714 total votes.
- The race for Keller Mayor is also headed to a runoff election after none of the three candidates were able to secure more than 50% of the vote. Former City Council Member Armin Mizani and current Place 6 City Council Member Tag Green will be on the ballot for the Dec. 8 runoff election.
Registered voters in the city of Keller can cast ballots during the early voting period and on election day at Keller Town Hall.
For a list of Tarrant County early voting dates, times and locations, visit the Tarrant County Elections website. For full election results, go to communityimpact.com/vote.
