With all 32 polling locations reporting in Guadalupe County, unofficial election results show Jacqueline "Jackie" Ott beat opponent Dustin Engelke for the Precinct 1 position on the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court.
Unofficial results show Ott with 2,751 votes, or 56.77% of the vote total, to Engelke’s 2,095 votes, or 43.23% of the vote total.
Updated 9:10 p.m. May 28
With 17 of 32 polling locations reporting as of 9:10 p.m., in Guadalupe County, unofficial election results show Jacqueline "Jackie" Ott ahead of opponent Dustin Engelke for the Precinct 1 position for Guadalupe County Commissioners Court.
Unofficial results show Ott with 2,385 votes, or 57.17% of the vote total, to Engelke’s 1,788 votes, or 42.85% of the vote total, results from Guadalupe County.
Posted 8:10 p.m. May 28
Early voting unofficial results reporting for Guadalupe County show Jacqueline "Jackie" Ott ahead of opponent Dustin Engelke for the Precinct 1 position for Guadalupe County Commissioners Court, as of 6:30 p.m.
What you need to know
Early results show Ott with 1,773 votes, or 55.91% of the vote total, to Engelke’s 1,398 votes, or 44.09% of the vote total, according to unofficial election results from Guadalupe County.
Precinct 1 in Guadalupe County covers the northeastern portion of Seguin, extends to McQueeney, and reaches the southern part of the county, bordering Gonzales and Wilson counties, according to Guadalupe County maps.
How we got here
In March, Ott and Engelke were the top vote-getters in the original primary race for the seat, as longtime Guadalupe County commissioner Greg Seidenberger did not seek re-election.
As none of the candidates garnered more than 50% of the total vote, it necessitated a runoff.
In a Q&A submitted to Community Impact in January, Engelke advocates for improving infrastructure and maintaining fiscal responsibility, while Ott prioritizes enhancing public safety and supporting local businesses to boost the economy.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
