With all precincts reporting, both open Frisco City Council seats are headed to runoff elections.
Shona Huffman is leading the race for the Frisco City Council Place 2 seat with 4,831 votes, or 48.9 percent of the votes, according to unofficial total voting results in the May 7 city election. Terri Green is following behind with 34.9 percent of the votes, and Eric Hall has 16.2 percent of the votes.
For the Place 4 seat, Bill Woodard is leading the race with 4,232 votes, or 41.8 percent of the votes. Cindy Asche has 33.2 percent of the votes; Laxmi Tummala has 22 percent of the votes; and Michael Lang has 3 percent of the votes.
All election results are unofficial until canvassed.
Since no candidates garnered more than 50 percent of the votes, a runoff election will take place. Huffman and Green will run in the Place 2 race, and Woodard and Asche will run in the Place 4 race.
Place 2 candidates
Green is a Frisco resident who has spent her career as an attorney and judge. Green has been appointed to the city’s Red Light Camera Advisory Board and was elected class president of Leadership Frisco Class No. 9.
Huffman currently serves as the director of governmental affairs for the Frisco Chamber of Commerce. She had a 12-year teaching career teaching history and government at the high school level; and she coached speech and debate teams.
Place 4 candidates
Asche's background includes a 30-year career in emergency nursing and emergency nursing management. She has managed emergency departments, trauma centers and trauma programs in Austin and Dallas.
Woodard currently serves as the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission chairman. Woodard has also served in other civic organizations, including the City Census Committee and the Charter Review Commission.
