Posted 7:50 p.m. Nov. 3
Early voting totals from the Nov. 3 election are in for various Fort Bend County races.
Results are unofficial until canvassed at a later date.
What residents need to know


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Posted 7:50 p.m. Nov. 3
Early voting totals from the Nov. 3 election are in for various Fort Bend County races.
Results are unofficial until canvassed at a later date.
What residents need to know
Early voting totals from Fort Bend County show Democrat Sonya Jones is leading the county clerk race with 111,178 votes, followed by Republican Tamara McFarlane with 71,550 votes.
Meanwhile, Democrat incumbent Beverley McGrew Walker leads the district clerk race with 111,613 votes, followed by Republican Audrey Lee with 71,529 votes.
Additionally, Democrat Jeffrey L. Boney leads the treasurer race with 110,458 votes, followed by Republican incumbent Bill Rickert with 72,494 votes.
Finally, Democrat incumbent Brian Middleton leads the district attorney race with 111,599 votes, followed by Republican Shawn McDonald with 71,463 votes.
The winners will serve four-year terms, according to Fort Bend County’s election website.
About the candidates
McFarlane is a property investment business owner, Texas state curriculum reviewer and legislative analyst, while Jones works as a policy analyst.
Walker is the current Fort Bend County district clerk with nearly eight years of experience, while Lee has worked as a software developer, statewide campus grassroots management and is a published author.
Rickert is the current Fort Bend County treasurer, who has over 30 years in executive management, while Boney is a former bank executive, Missouri City councilmember and mayor pro tem, and a business leader/insurance professional.
Middleton has been the district attorney since 2019, has served as an attorney for 29 years, and is a licensed peace officer and president of the TDCAA, while McDonald is a former prosecutor, former judge, former professor and private attorney.
What’s next?
For more information on Election Day coverage, visit Community Impact's voter guide. Unofficial election results will be updated on the website as results come in. All results are unofficial until canvassed.








