Updated 7:45 a.m. March 4
With all Tarrant County precincts reporting, Armin Mizani, Cate Brennan and Lydia Bean have secured places on the November ballot.
Mizani won the Republican primary for Texas House District 98 with 13,885 votes, or 53.16%. In the same race, Fred Tate received 11,319 votes, or 43.33%, and Zdenka "Zee" Wilcox got 916 votes, or 3.51%.
In the Democratic primary for Texas House District 98 Cate Brennan received 9,920 votes, representing 78.15%, compared to Aaron Hendley's 2,774 votes, representing 21.85%. Mizani will face Brennan in the November election with the winner serving a two-year term starting in January 2027.
Bean garnered 129,233 votes, or 79.35%, in the Democratic primary for county clerk, compared to Gregoire Lewis' 33,639 votes, or 20.65%.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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Updated 11:41 p.m. March 3
With 20 of 199 Tarrant County precincts reporting, Armin Mizani, Cate Brennan and Lydia Bean retain leads in their primary races.
In the Republican primary for Texas House District 98, Mizani remains the leading vote-getter with 10,517 votes, or 54.2%. Mizani's opponents Fred Tate and Zdenka "Zee" Wilcox have garnered 8,246 votes, 42.49%, and 642 votes, 3.31%, respectively.
The winner of the Republican primary will face the winner of the Democratic primary between Brennan and Aaron Hendley in November.
Brennan has received 7,753 votes, 78.7%, compared to Hendley's 2,098 votes, 21.3%, in the Democratic primary for Texas House District 98. The winner of the Democratic primary will face Mizani, Tate or Wilcox in November.
In the county clerk Democratic primary, Bean has received 91,579 votes, 79.72%, while Gregoire Lewis has garnered 23,297 votes, 20.28%.
Updated 10:03 p.m. March 3
With some five of 199 precincts across Tarrant County reporting voting results, Armin Mizani, Cate Brennan and Lydia Bean hold leads in their respective primary races.
Mizani leads other challengers in the Republican primary for Texas House District 98 with 10,035 votes, 54.27%. Fred Tate has received 7,853 votes, 42.47%, and Zdenka "Zee" Wilcox has garnered 603, 3.26%. The winner of the Republican primary will face the winner of the Democratic primary between Cate Brennan and Aaron Hendley in the November election.
Brennan has received 7,208 votes, 78.84%, compared to Hendley's 1,934 votes, 21.16%. The winner will face the winner of the Republican primary between Mizani, Tate and Wilcox in the November election.
In the Democratic primary for county clerk, Lydia Bean remains in the lead, having received 88,075 votes, 79.55%, compared to Gregoire Lewis' 22,645 votes, 20.45%.
Posted 7:12 p.m. March 3
Tarrant County has released early voting totals for several primary races, including for Texas House District 98 and county clerk.
What you need to know
In the Republican primary for Texas House District 98, Keller Mayor Armin Mizani received 9,746 votes, 54.76%, during early voting and leads challengers Fred Tate, who received 7,477 votes, 42.01%, and Zdenka “Zee” Wilcox, who garnered 576 votes, 3.24%. If a candidate garners more than 50% during the primary, they will face the winner of the Democratic primary in the November general election.
Early voting results from the Democratic primary show Cate Brennan with 6,954 votes, 78.87%, leading Aaron Hendley, who received 1,863 votes, 21.13%. The winner of the Democratic primary will face the winner of the Republican primary in the November general election.
In the county clerk Democratic primary, Lydia Bean got 84,370 votes, 79.42%, and leads Gregoire Lewis, who received 21,865 votes, 20.58%.
Voters also cast ballots in the Republican and Democratic primaries for county judge.
What else?
In early voting, there were 213,896 ballots cast countywide, which represents 16.37% of more than 1.3 million registered voters in Tarrant County.
Totals from ballots cast March 3 have yet to be released. Polls closed at 7 p.m., although voters who were in line at 7 p.m. were still able to cast ballots.
What’s next?
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Visit https://communityimpact.com/voter-guide to see results from all contested local and state elections in your community.
