2020 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS

CITY COUNCIL RACES

 

ENNIS 

 

Mayor Pro Tem

Jake Holland

 

Unopposed Commissioner Ward 2

Bruce Jones: 278 - 51.87%

Marco Hernandez: 258  - 48.13%

 

Commissioner Ward 4

Shirley Watson (unopposed) 

 

FERRIS

 

Mayor 

Fred Pontley: 502 - 59.27%

Michael Masek: 345 - 40.73%

 

City Council Place 1

Clayton Hunter: 452 - 53.05%

Kay Huff: 400 - 46.95%

 

City Council Place 4

Jay Walsh: 481 - 56.13%

Frank Hall: 376 - 43.87%

 

GLENN HEIGHTS 

 

City Council Place 4

(Special election to fill a vacancy for unexpired term) 

 

Isaac Burren 

(Dallas) 14.27% - 563 

(Ellis) 20.01% - 316

 

Travis Bruton 

(Dallas) 20.61% - 813 

(Ellis) 27.42% - 433

 

Alisha Brown 

(Dallas) 65.12% - 2569 

(Ellis) 52.56% - 830

 

HUTCHINS  

 

Mayor

Mario Vasquez: 446 - 42.12%

Gerald Hollis: 239 - 22.57% 

Demarcus Odom: 374 - 35.32%

 

Council members (vote for 2 seats)

Dominic Homayoun Didehbani: 272 - 20.07%

Brenda Campbell: 746 - 55.06%

Steve Nichols: 337 - 24.87%

 

ITALY

 

Council members (3 council seats) 

Vincent Fleming: 323 - 18.53%

Randy Boyd: 498 - 28.57

Paul Shearin: 290 - 16.64%

Quentin Dean Little: 271 - 15.55%

Luin McConnell: 361 - 20.71%

 

MAYPEARL (2 Seats) 

John Wayne Pruitt: 186 - 27.97%

Barbara Pruitt: 168 - 25.26%

Mark Partin: 240 - 36.09%

(Write-in Candidate) Cindy Jacobson: 58 - 8.72%

 

Mayor 

Joy Landry: 194 - 52.57%

Johnny “JJ” Coleman: 175 - 47.43

 

MIDLOTHIAN 

 

Mayor

Richard Reno 100%

 

City Council Place 1

Wayne Sibley: 7636 - 57.44%

Dustin Slayton: 5657 - 42.56%

 

City Council Place 2

Walter Darrach: 100% (no challenger)

 

City Council Place 6 (Special election to fill a vacancy for unexpired term) 

Hud Hartson: 6,007 - 46.07%

Allen Moorman: 1,461 - 11.21%

Jacob Wallace: 1,888 - 14.48%

Tiffany Robinson Carra: 3,682 - 24%

 

VENUS

 

City Council Place 3

Omar Sebita: 44 - 38.60%

Jeanie Toland Scott: 70 - 61.40%

 

City Council Place 4

Geronimo Hernandez Jr.: 58 - 52.25%

Ricardo Lopez: 523 - 47.75%

 

City Council Place 5

Stephen Cook: 44 - 39.64%

Phyllis Lewis: 42 - 37.84%

Robert McCurdy: 25 - 22.52%

 

WILMER

 

Mayor

Emmanuel Wealthy: 362 - 35.74%

Sheila Petta: 373 - 36.82%

Laura Jacobs: 278 - 27.44%

 

Councilmembers (vote for 2 seats)

Moses Garcia: 358 - 21.99%

Sergio Campos: 454 - 27.89%

Rebecca Critz: 353 - 21.68%

Melissa Ramirez: 463 - 28.44%

 

WAXAHACHIE 

 

City Council Place 1

David Hill: 9297 - 63.80%

Paul Christenson: 5275 - 36.20%

 

City Council Place 2

Doug Barnes: 4032 - 28.74%

Tiffany Duran: 6135 - 43.74%

Patrick Souter: 3860 - 27.52%

 

City Council Place 3

Kevin Strength: 6847 - 46.88%

Melissa Olson: 7759 - 53.12% 

 

ELLIS COUNTY ISD

 

Avalon ISD (3 trustee seats)

David Arriaga: 252 - 30%

Jaren Rodrigue: 136 - 16 - 43%

Victor Ledesma: 223 - 26.55%

Wendy Rodriguez: 227 - 27.02%

 

Ennis ISD

 

Place 1

Kelly McManus: 5,722 - 66.64%

Candido “Candi” Casillas: 2,864 - 33.36%

 

Place 2

Tommy Aguilar: 3146 - 37.38%

David Mach: 2654 - 31.53%

Robert Collins: 2617 - 31.09%

 

Ferris ISD

 

Place 2 (Special election to fill a vacancy for unexpired term)

Richard Sasser (unopposed)

 

Place 6 

Justin Patterson: 1,412 - 46.52%

Ricardo Rodriguez: 1,623 - 53.48%

 

Place 7 

Ed McFadden: 1,451 - 47.59%

Lee Longino: 1,598 - 52.41%

 

Frost ISD (3 trustee seats) 

Wyomia Roitz: 2 - 12.50%

Michael Welborn: 2 - 12.50%

James Cagle: 2 - 12.50%

Bobbette Butler: 1 - 6.25%

Seth Fuller: 3 - 18.75%

Jeremy Woods: 3 - 18.75%

Kerri Cook: 3 - 18.75%

 

Italy ISD (2 Trustee seats)  

Marcos Garza: 531 - 24.76%

Kyle Holley: 701 - 32.68%

Tessa C. South: 568 - 26.48%

Billy Wafer: 345 - 16.08%

 

Maypearl ISD (2 trustee seats)

Lesley Austin: 1,868 - 39.96%

Ted Carpenter: 1,707 - 36.51%

Ca-Ce Brewster: 1,100 - 23.53%

 

Midlothian ISD

 

Place 6

Tami Tobey: 13,369 - 60.03%

Will Marks: 4,471 - 20.08%

David Thomas: 4,429 - 19.89%

 

Place 7

Andrea Walton: 11,957 - 51.82%

Taya Kyle: 11,119 - 48.18%

 

Palmer ISD (2 trustee seats)

Melissa Gray: 856 - 20.06%

Jeffery Greenlee: 1,233 - 28.90%

Eric Swaggerty: 549 - 12.87%

Kris Wahl: 504 - 11.81%

Christen Vick: 1,125 - 26.37%

 

Red Oak ISD

 

Place 3

John Anderson - 100% (no challengers)

 

Place 4

Johnny Knight - 100% (no challengers)

 

Place 5

Clifford Wherley: 3,154 - 26.58%

Penny Story: 5,315 - 44.79%

Sean Kelly: 3,397 - 28.63%

 

Place 6 (Special election to fill a vacancy for unexpired term)

Sherelle Shaw: 2,615 - 22.83%

Michelle Porter: 4,647 - 40.57%

Margo L. Spencer: 1,234 - 10.77%

Donna Reiszner: 2,957 - 25.82%

 

Waxahachie ISD

 

Place 1 

Judd McCutchen 

 

Place 2

Clay Schoolfield: 12,885 - 62.93%

Amy Hedtke: 7,591 - 37.07%

 

PROPOSITIONS ON THE BALLOT

 

CITY OF ALMA 

Proposition A

The reauthorization of the local sales and use tax in the City of Alma, Texas at the rate of one-fourth of one percent to continue providing revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets.

For: 136 - 78.61% • Against: 37 - 21.39%

 

FERRIS ISD Bond Election 

Proposition A

The issuance of $8,000,000 of bonds by the Ferris Independent School District for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, renovating and equipping school facilities and levying the tax in payment therof. This is a property tax increase.

For: 1374 - 39.88% • Against: 2071 - 60.12%

 

FERRIS ISD Bond Election

Proposition B 

The issuance of $4,000,000 of bonds by the Ferris Independent School District for the  purpose of acquiring, constructing and equipping a multi-purpose indoor practice facility and weight room and levying the tax in payment thereof.  This is a property tax increase.

For: 1,184 - 34.64% • Against: 2,234 - 65.36%

 

Ellis County Fresh Water  Supply District No. 1 Bond Election 

Proposition A

The issuance of $13,670,000 in bonds for water and sanitary sewer improvements; and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on such bonds.

For: 3 - 100% • Against: 0

 

Ellis County Fresh Water  Supply District No. 1 Bond Election 

Proposition B

The issuance of $45,250,000 in bonds for road improvements; and the levy of taxes  sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on such bonds.

For: 3 - 100% • Against: 0