FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 8, 2023
Media Contact: Sam Somogye

HOUSTON — The unofficial results from the November 7, 2023 election are in, and Harris County GOP-endorsed candidates delivered. Nearly 75 percent of endorsed candidates won their respective races or are headed to a runoff. 

Houston City Council Member Mary Nan Huffman (District G) is heading into a runoff after showing a commanding lead, coming in first place with 49.42 percent of the vote. Julian Ramirez and Willie Davis for Houston City Council At-Large Positions 1 and 2 are headed to a runoff. They ended their races in first place, earning 25.21 and 31.78 percent of the votes. Fred Flickinger for Houston City Council District E won his race outright with 57.02 percent of the vote. 

In a historic win, the Cy-Fair ISD School Board has been flipped to Republican control, with conservatives Todd LeCompte, Justin Ray, and Christine Kalmbach winning their races. Cy-Fair ISD is the third largest school district in the state of Texas. 

Lastly, James Franco for Baytown City Council District No. 4 is heading into a runoff. 

Harris County GOP Chairman Cindy Siegel issued the following statement. 

“One thing is clear from the results of this election — we know how to pick winners. Voters across Houston and Harris County are hungry for change from strong Republican candidates who they know will improve their communities through common sense, conservative policies. 

“Our grassroots and candidates deserve nothing but high praise. The work that was put into each of these campaigns is admirable, and I’m looking forward to driving our base to the polls for the December 9, 2023, runoff and finishing the job we started by getting even more conservatives elected to public office.”

View the full press release HERE.

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