Updated Nov. 9 at 9:40 a.m.
Michelle Bischof and incumbent Sue Ann Powell won the Willis ISD board of trustees Position 6 and Position 2 races, respectively.
Bischof won the race for Position 6 with 3,973 votes, or about 45 percent of total votes. Incumbent opponent Beverly Ann Vornsand garnered 2,141 votes, or 24 percent. Opponents Chris Hasket and Jose Belmares Jr. received 1,751 votes and 930 votes, or 20 and 11 percent of the votes, respectively.
Powell won the Position 2 race with 3,462 votes, or about 39 percent of total votes. Opponents James Bishop and Renee House garnered 3,078 votes and 2,457 votes, or 27 and 34 percent of votes respectively.
WISD officials confirmed there is no runoff for the races because the district elects board of trustees candidates as a plurality, meaning the candidate that garners the most votes wins the race.
Republican candidate Philip Cash is the winner of the Montgomery County Precinct 1 constable race over Democratic opponent T. Mack.
Cash garnered 30,598 votes, or about 82 percent, with all precincts reporting. Mack garnered 6,709 votes, or 18 percent.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Original story
Election Day finally arrives Tuesday with polls open between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. For a final refresher, here is a recap of prominent contested races affected north Montgomery County voters:
Willis ISD Board of Trustees
Three Willis ISD trustee positions are up for election, and two incumbents will face challengers on Nov. 8.
Position 2
Trustee Sue Ann Powell is running for re-election to continue to support efforts from the 2015 Willis ISD school bond. Challengers Renne House and James Bishop said they also hope to manage population growth within the district by supporting new facilities and hiring additional teachers to keep classroom sizes low. The candidates' top priorities can be found in the Vote 2016 Election Guide.
Position 6
Incumbent Beverly Ann Vornsand seeks to continue her support of workforce training programs if re-elected to the Position 6 seat. In the Community Impact Newspaper Vote 2016 Election Guide, contestants Michelle Bischof, Chris Haskett and Jose Belmares said they hope to prioritize student preparation for similar programs, manage population growth and manage the district budget responsibly if elected.
Montgomery County Constable Precinct No. 1
Two constable candidates, Philip Cash and T. Mack, are running to replace outgoing Constable Don Chumley. Precinct No. 1 covers the Conroe and Willis areas.
