What won and what lost in Tarrant County and Texas on Election Day
The ballots have been cast.
Now it’s time to see how voters in Tarrant County and Texas weighed in on a slew of issues — ranging from city council and school board races to school bond proposals and requests to amend the Texas Constitution — for the Nov. 5 election.
Here’s an easy way to find election results.
Click below to see official tallies from the Tarrant County Elections office and the Texas Secretary of State’s office. Polls closed at 7 p.m.
Below that will be Star-Telegram Election Night stories when they are posted. They will continue to be updated through the night.
Daphne Brookins claims early lead in race to represent District 4 for FW schools
Keller’s $315 million school bond plan draws early support
Early voting results are in for Arlington’s school bond. Here’s how things are looking
Here’s how Aledo, Azle and Everman residents voted on school bond proposals
Tarrant County College’s $825 million bond proposal supported by early voters
Keller liquor sales, street maintenance tax measures win support among early voters
This story was originally published November 5, 2019 at 7:05 PM.
