Josh Davis, a Republican, was elected Bowie County judge on Tuesday with no opponent. He received 20,470 votes and will take office Jan. 1 for a four-year term, succeeding Bobby Howell.
Counties: Bowie
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Josh Davis elected Bowie County judge
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The city of Big Spring announced water valve replacement and sewer repairs on November 4, with temporary service interruptions. The city of Fortuna scheduled water main upgrades on November 10-11 affecting multiple neighborhoods.
City of Big Spring, announced utility repairs; City of Fortuna, announced water main upgrades; Ryan Fraga, contact for Fortuna water project questions
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
Democrats won multiple countywide offices in Tarrant County on Tuesday, including county judge, county clerk, and two seats on Commissioners Court, giving Democrats a 4-1 majority on the five-member court.
Alisa Simmons, Democrat elected Tarrant County judge; Tim O'Hare, Incumbent Tarrant County judge defeated; Lydia Bean, Democrat elected Tarrant County clerk and 3 more
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Voters in Corpus Christi approved a charter amendment to impose fees on refineries and chemical plants for water use when reservoirs drop below 30 percent full. The measure passed by a two-to-one margin despite industry opposition spending.
Sylvia Campos, Corpus Christi City Council member who supported the measure; Paul Gottemoller, Professor of political science at Del Mar College; ExxonMobil, Industrial water user in Corpus Christi region and 2 more
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League City voters rejected Proposition A, which asked whether the city's police department should continue using Flock cameras on public roads. The vote was 54% to 46% against continued use. The City Council had previously pledged to remove the cameras if voters rejected them.
at least $120,000 for funds previously dedicated to Flock cameras in annual budget
League City Police Department, operator of Flock cameras; League City City Council, approved resolution to remove cameras if rejected by voters; Nick Long, Mayor of League City and 1 more
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Three incumbent El Paso City Council members and three Austin City Council candidates advanced to December runoff elections after failing to reach 50% in Tuesday's general election. In El Paso District 5, incumbent Ivan Niño won outright with 69%.
more than $63,000 for campaign spending in last reporting period
Alejandra Chávez, El Paso City Council incumbent, District 1; Sam Armijo, El Paso candidate, District 1; Matthew James Kozik, El Paso candidate, District 1 and 14 more
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Democrat Letitia Plummer defeated Republican Orlando Sanchez in the Harris County judge election on Tuesday. Plummer will become Harris County's first Black County judge and the first Muslim County judge in the nation.
roughly $3 billion for harris County budget
Letitia Plummer, Democrat candidate, Harris County judge elect; Orlando Sanchez, Republican candidate, Harris County judge race; Lina Hidalgo, Outgoing Harris County judge and 5 more
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Voters in Converse rejected a ballot measure Tuesday to discontinue service from VIA Metropolitan Transit, choosing to remain part of the San Antonio-area regional public transportation system. The Converse City Council had placed the measure on the ballot due to concerns about the city's sales tax contribution to VIA.
$2 million for annual sales tax revenue contribution to VIA
Converse City Council, placed the measure on the ballot; VIA Metropolitan Transit, regional public transportation system; Alamo Regional Transit, proposed alternative transportation service and 1 more
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Sunny Busby led the race for Denton City Council District 1 with 43.59% of early votes cast, according to results from 41 of 252 Denton County precincts reported on Nov. 3. The special election was called after Jordan Villarreal stepped down from the seat on July 30.
Sunny Busby, Candidate for Denton City Council District 1; Ward Franz, Candidate for Denton City Council District 1; Michael Herron, Candidate for Denton City Council District 1 and 2 more
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