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View MoreDemocrat Taylor Rehmet won a full four-year term in Texas Senate District 9 on Nov. 3, defeating Grapevine-based Patriot Mobile executive Leigh Wambsganss by a 51%-49% margin in a rematch of their January special election.

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View MoreDemocrat Nydia Cárdenas unseated Republican incumbent Manny Ramirez in the Tarrant County Precinct 4 commissioner race with 51.80% of the vote, part of a broader Democratic sweep that flipped the Commissioners Court to a 4-1 Democratic majority.

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View MoreRepublican U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne defeated Democrat Kevin Burge with 53.4% of the vote to hold the congressional seat covering Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine and northeast Tarrant County.

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View MoreRepublican Armin Mizani, the former Keller mayor, defeated Democrat Cate Brennan in the Texas House District 98 race, according to unofficial results. He will represent Grapevine, Colleyville, Keller and Euless in the Legislature starting in January.

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View MoreRepublican Deborah Nekhom leads with 294,630 votes in the uncontested Tarrant County Criminal Court-at-Law Judge, Court 4 race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreRepublican incumbent Eric Starnes leads with 293,703 votes in the uncontested Tarrant County Criminal Court No. 7 race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreWilliam P. "Bill" Brandt, the sole candidate for Tarrant County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, holds 72,752 votes with counting still underway, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.

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View MoreDemocrat Lydia Bean leads Republican incumbent Mary Louise Nicholson by about 14 percentage points in the Tarrant County clerk race, according to unofficial results from Tarrant County Elections.
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