With unofficial early voting results available, voters are beginning to get a clearer picture of who could hold several countywide offices in Harris County.
The big picture
Aside from positions on the Harris County Commissioners Court, up for grabs are the seats for:
Also on the ballot are positions 5 and 7 on the Harris County Department of Education board.
Diving deeper
According to early voting results, in the race for county attorney, Democratic incumbent Abbie Kamin leads with 63.43% of the vote over Republican challenger Jacqueline Lucci Smith, who has 36.57% of the vote.
In the race for county clerk, Republican challenger Mike Wolfe and incumbent Teneshia Hudspeth have 36.34% and 63.66% of the vote, respectively.
Republican Chris Daniel and Democrat Darrell Jordan Jr. have received 38.63% and 61.37% of the vote, respectively, in the race for district clerk in Harris County.
In the county treasurer's race, Republican Marc Cowart has 39.65% of the vote to Democratic incumbent Carla L. Wyatt's 60.35%.
Also of note
In Place 5 on the HCDE, Republican Sartaj Bal has 34.8% of the votes while Democratic incumbent Erica Davis holds 65.2% of the votes.
In the race for Place 7, Democratic incumbent Silky Joshi-Malik has 63.8% of the votes compared to 36.2% of the votes for Republican challenger Denise Dick.
Stay tuned
To see updates on additional races on the ballot, check out Community Impact's election headquarters site.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
