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Updated 11:11 p.m.
Keller Mayor Pro Tem Ross McMullin will be the next mayor for the city of Keller.
With all precincts reporting, according to the Tarrant County Office website, McMullin has secured 3,611 votes, or 57.87% of the votes.
Ed Prem garnered 2,107 votes, or 33.77%.
Tag Green, a former Keller City Council member, received 522 votes, or 8.36%.
"The residents of Keller delivered a strong message in support of the vision and leadership we have worked so hard to advance over the past six years," McMullin said. "I am incredibly humbled and grateful for the trust our residents have placed in me to serve as the next Mayor of Keller. This victory belongs to our entire community. Together, we will continue to keep Keller safe, family-friendly, fiscally responsible and one of the best places in Texas to live, work and raise a family. The best is yet to come."
Updated 9:14 p.m.
Unofficial results show Keller Mayor Pro Tem Ross McMullin is still leading the mayoral race for the city of Keller.
According to updated voting totals from the Tarrant County Elections Office website, McMullin has secured 2,492 votes, or 57.78% of the votes tallied so far.
In second place is Ed Prem, with 1,429 votes, or 33.13%.
Tag Green, a former Keller City Council member, has garnered 392 votes, or 9.09%.
Posted 7:24 p.m.
Unofficial results show Keller Mayor Pro Tem Ross McMullin is leading the mayoral race for the city of Keller.
According to the early voting totals released from the Tarrant County Elections Office website, McMullin has secured 2,471 votes, or 57.77% of the votes tallied so far.
In second place is Ed Prem, with 1,415 votes, or 33.08%.
Tag Green, a former Keller City Council member, has garnered 391 votes, or 9.14%.
The details
The winner will replace Armin Mizani, who is running for Texas House District 98. Mizani has been the mayor since 2020.
Overall, 59,963 Tarrant County residents either turned out to vote early or mailed in a ballot, according to the county's election website. There is no number of registered voters listed on the Tarrant County election website.
What’s next?
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
