San Patricio County released unofficial results for Nov. 3 election
The county posted cumulative totals from all 40 precincts, with races for county clerk, commissioner and justice of the peace still awaiting formal canvass.
By the Democracy SENTRY deskPublished
San Patricio County released unofficial cumulative results for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, with all 40 precincts reporting and 20,364 total ballots cast. Republican Colette Walls won county clerk with 55.21% over Democrat Gracie Alaniz-Gonzales. Republican Tom Yardley took County Commissioner Precinct 2 with 66.65% over Democrat Julie Clark.1
Democrats Nere Villarreal and Terry Gonzales won the two contested Justice of the Peace seats in Precincts 5 and 8 respectively. All results remain unofficial until formally canvassed.1
What happens next in San Patricio County
The results remain unofficial until formally canvassed.1 Local canvassing authorities canvass not later than the 14th day after the election, November 17.2 The local canvass may not be held until the early voting ballot board has finished verifying and counting provisional ballots and all timely received ballots from addresses outside the United States are counted.3
Key dates in Texas
Election Day in -6 days- Mon, Oct 5 · passedRegistration deadline
- Mon, Oct 19 · passedEarly voting begins
- Fri, Oct 23 · passedLast day for mail ballot applications
- Fri, Oct 30 · passedEarly voting ends
- Tue, Nov 3 · passedElection Day
- Wed, Nov 4 · passedMail ballots must arrive
- Tue, Nov 17 · 8 daysCounty/Local certification
- Mon, Dec 7 · 28 daysState certification
Sources
- South Texas News, https://southtexasnews.com/san_patricio_county/san-patricio-county-releases-unofficial-election-results/article_445524b5-01cf-44e5-8e85-eca36762d58a.html · Wednesday, November 4, 2026
- NCSL, Canvass Deadlines, https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/canvass-deadlines
- NASS, State Election Canvassing Timeframes and Recount Thresholds, https://www.nass.org/node/2455
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