Democrat incumbent KP George will serve another term as Fort Bend County judge with a narrow victory over Republican challenger Trever Nehls. Final unofficial voting results show George received 51.6% of the vote, or 126,828, to Nehls's 48.4%, or 119,082, with all 82 Fort Bend County polling locations reporting.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Updated 10:45 p.m.
George maintains a narrow lead at 51.25%, or 108,758 votes, in early voting over Nehls' 48.75%, or 103,441 votes.
Posted 9:35 p.m.
According to unofficial results, incumbent Democrat KP George narrowly leads the election for Fort Bend County judge with 51%, or 93,796 votes, to Republican Trever Nehls's 49%, or 89,914 votes, in early voting results.
Nehls is a veteran with law enforcement experience who serves as president of Texas Biotechnology. George is a former two-term Fort Bend ISD school board member and former financial planner.
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