Collin County voters have turned out in strong numbers during early voting, and the first results released by the Texas Secretary of State show Republican candidates leading in a slate of federal and state races. The county recorded 374,250 early‑vote ballots, roughly 46.8% of registered voters, setting the stage for a competitive November 3 election.
U.S. House races
District 3 – Evan Hunt leads with 113,939 votes (51.49%) against incumbent Rep. Keith Self, who has 105,446 votes (48.06%). The district covers parts of Allen, Frisco, Prosper, Plano and McKinney.
District 4 – Jason Pearce is ahead with 90,022 votes (47.33%) while incumbent Rep. Pat Fallon trails with 80,907 votes (also reported as 47.33% due to rounding). This district includes portions of Celina, Frisco, Plano, Prosper and McKinney.
District 32 – Dan Barrios leads with 105,755 votes (53.53%) over challenger Jace Yarbrough, who has 90,429 votes (46.47%). The district serves residents of Plano and Richardson.
Texas Senate race
Senate District 2 – Keenen Colbert is ahead with 134,160 votes (51%) against incumbent Bob Hall, who has 128,951 votes (49%). The district includes parts of Plano and Richardson.
Texas House races
District 33 – Incumbent Katrina Pierson leads with 37,382 votes (55%) over Orlando Lopez, who has 31,438 votes (45%). The district covers portions of Plano and Richardson.
District 61 – Brittany Black is ahead with 38,062 votes (50%). Incumbent Keresa Richardson trails with 36,205 votes (48%) and Anissa Chilmeran has 1,328 votes (2%). This district serves Celina, Frisco and McKinney.
District 66 – Incumbent Matt Shaheen leads with 39,309 votes (54%) against Sandeep Srivastava, who has 32,884 votes (46%). The district includes Celina, Frisco, Plano and Prosper.
District 67 – Jordan Wheatley leads with 35,629 votes (51%) over incumbent Jeff Leach, who has 34,484 votes (49%). The district covers Allen, McKinney and Plano.
District 70 – Incumbent Mihaela Plesa leads with 32,580 votes (59%) against George Flint, who has 22,833 votes (41%). This district includes Allen, Plano and Richardson.
District 89 – Angie Carraway leads with 37,432 votes (52%) over incumbent Candy Noble, who has 34,921 votes (48%). The district serves Allen and Plano.
District 112 – Zach Herbert leads with 36,243 votes (55%) against incumbent Angie Chen Button, who has 29,412 votes (45%). The district includes Richardson.
What’s next?
Official vote totals from Election Day have not yet been released. Polls closed at 7 p.m. on November 3, and voters still in line at that time were allowed to cast ballots. Community Impact will update this story as the canvassed results become available.
Residents can follow the full list of contested local and state races at Community Impact’s voter guide.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Richardson — read the source article.
