Williamson County is reporting early voting results as of 7:09 p.m. Nov. 3.
Democratic candidate Heather Jefts is in the lead for county judge, ahead of Republican incumbent Steve Snell. For Precinct 4 commissioner, Democratic candidate Harmon Rhea is in the lead, ahead of Republican incumbent Russ Boles.
The results
Williamson County voters cast ballots for their choice of county judge, clerk, treasurer and tax assessor-collector.
For county judge, Jefts received 128,805 early votes, or 56.77%. Snell received 98,100 early votes or 43.23% of the total.
Additionally, unofficial results show Democratic candidates Erin Block leading for county clerk and Eric Hanke ahead for tax assessor-collector.
Republican Carole Callahan is running unopposed for county treasurer.
Voters in Williamson County’s Precinct 4—most of Hutto, Taylor, Jarrell and Weir, as well as the eastern parts of Georgetown and Round Rock—cast ballots for who they want to be county commissioner.
Early voters in Precinct 4 cast 24,010 ballots for Boles and 31,814 for Rhea.
A total of 361 voters chose write-in candidate Tish Flores.
The background
Find Q&As with each of the candidates here.
Zooming out
During early voting, which ran from Oct. 19-30, a total of 234,299 Williamson County ballots were cast, representing 49.68% of the 471,602 total registered voters in the county, according to county documents.
Totals from ballots cast Nov. 3 have yet to be released.
What’s next?
Community Impact will update this article as more Election Day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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