The following results are final, unofficial votes in Austin County.

Candidates were vying for seats on city councils in Sealy, San Felipe, Wallis and Bellville as well as school boards in Sealy and Bellville. Also, a tax rate proposition for Austin County Emergency Services District No. 1 was on the ballot for voters in the district that covers the Frydek, Brazos Country, San Felipe areas to determine whether or not to authorize a maximum ad valorem tax rate of ten cents on each $100 of taxable value of property.

 

Sealy City Council: 1,334 total votes

Councilmember Position 2

Chris Noack: 275

Lee Wiley: 168

Councilmember Position 4

Yvonne Johnson: 237

Roxanna Saldana: 207

Councilmember Position 5

Sandra Lee: 138

Edward Zapalac: 309

 

Sealy Independent School District: 961 total votes

School Trustee Place 6

John Sodolak: 475

Ralph Bond: 123

Bradley A. Miller: 355

School Trustee Place 7

Claribel Barrera: 270

Joe Mike Young: 611

Monique Clinton: 47

 

ESD #1: 512 total votes (3 mail-in)

Proposition A: Tax Rate

For: 166

Against: 343

 

City of Wallis: 626 total votes

Mayor

Belinda Halfin: 85

Dennis L. Diggs: 136

City Council (2 open seats)

Bernadette Parr: 100

Dennis Kulhanek: 86

Darren Mikeska: 41

Donna Hoffman: 36

Melissa McFarland: 142

 

San Felipe City Council: 230 total votes

Mayor (5 provisional votes still to be counted)

Bobby Byars: 116

Kent McCallister: 111

Alderman Position (2 open seats)

Jeffrey Davidson: 78

Sandy Brooks: 106

Larry Gentry: 135

 

Bellville City Council: 733 total votes

Mayor

James Harrison (unopposed): 216

Alderman Position 2

Arlie D. Kendrick (unopposed): 239

Alderman Position 4

Clay Kistler: 159

Paul C. Looney: 119

 

Bellville Independent School District

School Trustee Position 3

Jim Batson (unopposed): 249

School Trustee Position 4

Grant Lischka: 244

Nahida Sake: 32