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Updated 10:55 p.m.
Alisa Simmons has won the race for Tarrant County judge, according to unofficial voting results.
With 10 Tarrant County precincts reporting, Simmons received 342,759 votes or 57.2% of votes, according to the county. Tim O’Hare, who is the current county judge, has 256,481 votes or 42.8%.
During a campaign celebration, Simmons said O'Hare called to concede the election.
The candidates running for Tarrant County Clerk are Democrat Lydia Bean and Republican incumbent Mary Louise Nicholson.
Bean leads the race with 361,279 votes or 56.25% of votes cast. Nicholson follows with 281,006 votes or 43.75%.
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Posted 7:30 p.m.
Alisa Simmons is leading the race for Tarrant County judge, according to unofficial early voting results.
Republican Tim O'Hare, the current county judge, is facing Democrat Alisa Simmons, the Precinct 2 county commissioner. O'Hare won the Republican primary in March while Simmons won the Democratic primary, securing their places on the November ballot.
Simmons garnered 327,684 votes, or 57.7%. O’Hare follows with 240,266 votes, or 42.3%.
The candidates running for Tarrant County Clerk are Democrat Lydia Bean and Republican incumbent Mary Louise Nicholson.
Bean leads with 321,566 votes or 57.05%. Nicholson has received 242,061 votes, or 42.95%, according to Tarrant County’s early voting results.
Community Impact will update this article as more Election Day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Visit communityimpact.com/voter-guide/ to see results from all local elections in your community.
