Fort Bend County has released Nov. 3 election early voting totals for multiple races, including county judge and two commissioner seats.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
What you need to know
Unofficial early voting totals from Fort Bend County show Democratic Dexter L. McCoy is leading the county judge race with 111,278 votes, followed by Republican Daniel Wong with 73,444 votes.
Meanwhile, Democratic incumbent Grady Prestage leads the Precinct 2 commissioner race with 35,949 votes, followed by Republican Tony Aranda with 10,576 votes.
Additionally, Democrat April L. Jones leads the Precinct 4 commissioner race with 30,961 votes, followed by Republican Ken Mathews with 14,194 votes. The position was previously held by McCoy.
The winners will serve four-year terms, according to Fort Bend County’s election website.
About the candidates
Wong is a civil engineer and business owner, while McCoy serves as a Precinct 4 commissioner, according to a candidate questionnaire with Community Impact.
Meanwhile, Aranda is a 22-year combat Marine aviator, while Prestage is the current county commissioner and a registered professional engineer.
Additionally, Mathews is a successful global business owner and serves on the municipal utility district board of directors, while Jones is a small business owner, per the Q&A.
Stay tuned
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.
