Justin Adcock and incumbent Kayci Prince will be part of a June 5 runoff to decide who will win the Plano City Council Place 4 race.
In the May 1 election, Adcock had 13,793 votes for 42.6% while Prince had 12,466 votes for 38.5%. Because the winner did not garner 50% of the vote, a runoff will take place. Nassat Parveen had 4,588 votes for 14.2% and Vidal Quintanilla had 1,549 votes for 4.8%.
Election results are unofficial until canvassed.
UPDATE 9:58 p.m.
Justin Adcock continues to lead incumbent Kayci Prince in Plano City Council's Place 4 race. Adcock has 11,978 votes for 43.2%, followed by Prince with 10,782 (38.9%). If neither candidate gets 50%, a runoff election will be held. Nassat Parveen has 3,680 votes and Vidal Quintanilla has 1,301.
ORIGINAL STORY
Justin Adcock leads the Plano City Council's Place 4 race with 9,524 votes, or 43.2% Incumbent Kayci Prince has 8,660 votes or 39.3%, Nassat Parveen has 2,841 (12.9%) and Vidal Quintanilla has 997 (4.5%).
If no candidate finishes with 50% of the vote, a runoff election will take place between the top two candidates. Results show numbers for Collin and Denton counties.
This story will be updated as May 1 election results become available. Visit communityimpact.com/voter-guide/election-results to see results from all local elections in your community.
