Politics & Government

Houston City Council Runoff Election Results 2019

Houston residents cast their vote for mayor in the runoff election as well as in several other municipal races.

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Polls have closed in Houston where residents cast their ballots in the runoff race for mayor as well as for several city council races that did not end with a clear winner in the November election.

A total of 11 city council seats will be decided by Saturday's election.

Below are the city council races that were on the ballot Saturday along with the final results from the Harris County Clerk's website.

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City of Houston, Council Member, At-Large, Position 1

Mike Knox, 56.48 percent
Raj Salhotra, 43.52 percent

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City of Houston, Council Member, At-Large, Position 2
David W. Robinson, 59.3 percent
Willie R. Davis, 40.7 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, At-Large, Position 3
Michael Kubosh, 61.3 percent
Janaeya Carmouche, 38.7 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, At-Large, Position 4
Anthony Dolcefino, 48.15 percent
Letitia Plummer, 51.85 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, At-Large, Position 5
Eric Dick, 47.16 percent
Sallie Alcorn, 52.84 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District A
Amy Peck, 70.18 percent
George Harris Zoes, 29.82 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District C
Abbie Kamin, 59.42 percent
Shelley Kennedy, 40.58 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District D
Carolyn Evans-Shabazz, 62.16 percent
Brad "Scarface" Jordan, 37.84 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District F
Tiffany D. Thomas, 55.99 percent
Van Hyunh, 44.01 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District H
Karla Cisneros, 50.06 percent
Isabel Longoria, 49.94 percent

City of Houston, Council Member, District J
Sandra Rodriguez, 42.04 percent
Edward Pollard, 57.96 percent

>>>Patch is also updating the results from the runoff election for mayor as well as in the Houston ISD and community college trustee election.

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