Liberty County Election Results for May 4, 2024

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Important elections took place on Saturday, May 4, despite flood conditions throughout Liberty County. In early voting, 1,706 cast their ballots. On Election Day, the total number of voters was 990.

Here are the early voting results and election day for local races:

Cleveland City Council, Position 3

  • Brent McWaters – 122 early, 75 election day

Cleveland City Council, Position 4

  • Desiree David – 122 early, 81 election day

Cleveland City Council, Position 5

  • Sophia Johnson – 63 early, 41 election day
  • Rachel Hall – 90 early, 52 election day

Cleveland ISD Trustee Position 1

  • Aaron Montesnieto – 76 early, 56 election day
  • Bethany Porter – 137 early, 99 election day

Cleveland ISD Trustee Position 2

  • Shaquille “Shaq” Sampson – 159 early, 126 election day

Cleveland ISD Position 3

  • Chris Wood – 93 early, 72 election day
  • Jennifer Pena – 119 early, 90 election day

Dayton City Council Position 1

  • Sherial Lawson – 151 early, 37 election day
  • Harry L. Barnes Jr. – 175 early, 55 election day

Dayton City Council Position 2

  • Alvin Burress – 136 early, 28 election day
  • Janette Goulder-Frick – 42 early, 15 election day
  • Troy Barrett – 32 early voting, 17 election day
  • Sarah Vickery – 117 early voting, 31 election day

Dayton City Council Position 3

  • John Headrick – 269 early voting, 74 election day

Ames City Council Position 1

  • Michael J. Trahan II – 26 early voting, 25 election day

Ames City Council Position 2

  • Elizabeth “Liz” Hardy – 15 early voting, 18 election day
  • Cornelius Gilmore – 12 early voting, 10 election day

Ames City Council Position 4

  • Eric “Tebo” Morris – 2 early voting, 2 election day
  • Alfred Lee Freeman Jr. – 25 early voting, 24 election day

Liberty City Mayor

  • Rudy Cole – 39 early voting, 45 election day
  • John Hebert Jr. – 385 early voting, 176 election day

Liberty City Council (top three will win)

  • Bill Griffin – 154 early, 90 election day
  • Greg Sattler – 87 early, 59 election day
  • Matt Harris – 191 early voting, 56 election day
  • Ross Ward – 196 early voting, 78 election day
  • Tommy Brents – 234 early voting, 140 election day
  • Ed Seymour – 180 early voting, 84 election day

Plum Grove Mayor

  • Mary Arrendell – 15 early voting, 16 election day

Plum Grove City Council, Position 2

  • Froy Ortiz – 15 early, 17 election day
  • Rodney Walker – 2 early voting, 9 election day

Plum Grove City Council, Position 4

  • Diana Chunn – 15 early voting, 15 election day
  • Lee A. Penton Walker – 2 early voting, 11 election day

Devers ISD, Position 6

  • Gradee Davis – 23 early voting, 52 election day
  • Frankie Moeller – 6 early voting, 15 election day

Devers ISD, Position 7

  • Matt Horelica – 23 early voting, 54 election day

Daisetta Mayor

  • Eric Thaxton – 20 early voting, 23 election day
  • Chancie Bailey – 21 early voting, 64 election day

Daisetta City Council Position 1

  • Cindy Burchfield – 30 early voting, 72 election day

Daisetta City Council, Position 3

  • Lori Tidwell – 29 early voting, 60 election day

Daisetta City Council, Position 5

  • Andrew McClusky – 29 early voting, 67 election day

Hull Fresh Water Supply District

  • DeeAnn Ard – 32 early voting, 17 election day
  • Marvin Fregia – 19 early voting, 13 election day
  • Bill Long – 27 early voting, 19 election day
  • Jim Parker – 15 early voting, 12 election day

Liberty ISD, Position 3

  • Lance Lawrence – 339 early, 175 election day
  • Manuel Martinez IV – 55 early, 48 election day

Liberty ISD, Position 6

  • Jeffery Ryan – 79 early voting, 41 election day
  • Bruce George – 252 early voting, 165 election day

Tarkington ISD Proposition A

  • For – 281 early voting, 150 election day
  • Against – 299 early voting, 140 election day

NOTE: There are 75 absentee ballots and 25 provisional ballots that still have to be counted, so tight races may change before the election is canvassed next week.

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