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Parker County's unofficial results updated Tuesday afternoon; Willow Park's two propositions still trail

By Chris Weaver ·

Aerial photograph of central Willow Park, Texas, with Interstate 20 frontage development and residential streets.
File photo: Aerial photograph of central Willow Park, Texas, with Interstate 20 frontage development and residential streets. Image: USDA National Agriculture Imagery Program via the USGS National Map, Public domain.

The county's results site says it was updated at 3:14 p.m. Tuesday; it does not say what the update included. The county had said late and provisional ballots would be added Nov. 10, before the canvass. Willow Park's special election now shows Proposition A at 916 for and 1,771 against (34.1% to 65.9%), and Proposition B at 1,361 for and 1,490 against (47.7% to 52.3%). That is 2 more votes for and 1 more against on A, and 2 more for and 3 more against on B, than the Nov. 4 counts the Ledger printed. For County Judge, with 46 of 46 precincts reporting, Pat Deen has 58,922 votes and Richard Simms 16,148. All counts are unofficial until the canvass; no canvass notice was posted as of Wednesday morning.

Source: Parker County Elections, unofficial results (Clarity), "updated at 11/10/2026 3:14:00 PM CST"; Parker County Elections page; read Nov. 11 about 5:30 a.m. CT

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