Updated 10:05 p.m.
Unofficial vote tallies show the winners in the May 2 Cedar Park City Council elections with 100% of precincts reporting.
Incumbent Jim Penniman-Morin defeated challenger Dean Doscher in the race for mayor, 68% to 32%.Challenger Darron Jurajda defeated incumbent Mel Kirkland in the race for City Council Place 2, 53% to 47%.Michael Endres defeated Kevin O’Bryan in the race for City Council Place 4, 58% to 42%.Shweta Padmanabha defeated Randy Strader in the race for City Council Place 6, 56% to 44%.Posted 8:52 p.m.
Early voting results are in for the four City Council positions on the May 2 ballot in Cedar Park.
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Early results show:
Incumbent Jim Penniman-Morin is leading challenger Dean Doscher in the race for mayor, 69% to 31%.Challenger Darron Jurajda is leading incumbent Mel Kirkland in the race for City Council Place 2, 52% to 48%.Michael Endres is leading Kevin O’Bryan in the race for City Council Place 4, 58% to 42%.Shweta Padmanabha is leading Randy Strader in the race for City Council Place 6, 56% to 44%.What’s on the ballotCommunity Impact will update this story as more voting results are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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Daniel is a government reporter covering the northwest portion of the Austin area, including Cedar Park, Leander and Liberty Hill. Before joining Community Impact in December 2025, he worked as a producer at WGNO-TV, the ABC News affiliate in New Orleans. He graduated from Loyola University New Orleans with a degree in journalism and English. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, camping and reading.