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Posted 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tUpdated 10:55 p.m. Nov. 4<\/p>\n
With 30 of 600 voting centers in Harris County reporting, Dwight Boykins is maintaining the lead for Houston City Council, At-Large Position 4, with 24.19% of the vote, or 23,319 votes. Alejandra Salinas trails with 21.21%, or 20,441 votes, followed by Jordan Thomas at 15,98% or 15,400. The remaining 12 candidates have received less than 10% of the vote.<\/p>\n
If no candidate ends up with more than 50% of the vote, the top two vote-getters will move on to a runoff in December.<\/p>\n
Additional votes are also coming in from Fort Bend and Montgomery counties, where small parts of the city of Houston extend.<\/p>\n
Posted 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4<\/p>\n
Early voting results from Harris County show Dwight A. Boykins has taken the lead in the Nov. 4 race for Houston City Council, At-Large Position 4, with Alejandra Salinas close behind.<\/p>\n
Results, which are unofficial until canvassed at a later date, show Boykins has 24.73% of votes, or 22,663 votes, while Salinas has 21.03% of votes, or 19,273 votes.<\/p>\n
Jordan Thomas is next in line with 15.76% of the votes, unofficial results show. The other candidates on the ballot received less than 10% of the vote after early voting. Meet the candidates<\/p>\n
Boykins previously served six years under two mayors as a city council member for District D. In a Q&A with Community Impact, he said his core priorities included implementing a community policing and mentoring program, coordinating with state officials and stakeholders to better protect Houston from future storms, expanding senior assistance and protecting the Build Houston Forward Infrastructure Program.<\/p>\n
Salinas is an attorney and said her priorities include governing with compassion, listening with respect, leading with transparency and serving with integrity.<\/p>\n
To see a full list of questions and answers for all candidates, click here.<\/a><\/p>\n Something to note<\/p>\n Houston City Council members are limited to serving two terms of four years each, with each term beginning on Jan. 2. Only five members are elected At-Large, or city-wide, while the other 11 are elected to serve geographic districts.<\/p>\n At-Large Position 4 was previously held by Letitia Plummer<\/a>, who resigned her position in July to announce her candidacy for the Harris County Judge position, which will be held during the March 3 primary elections.<\/p>\n What\u2019s next<\/p>\n All results are unofficial until canvassed. For more information about voting in Harris County, visit www.harrisvotes.com.<\/a><\/p>\n