Nick Hellyar News Today

With results in from all voting centers and polling places across Houston, three incumbents on the Houston City Council will retain their seats that were up for election during Dec. 9 runoffs.

Harris County Clerk Teneshia Hudspeth is having a news conference to tell Houstonians what they need to know as they vote in the runoff election on Saturday.

This week, voters will decide on the mayor and controller races, as well as seven city council seats: Districts D, G, and H, and At-Large Positions 1, 2, 3 and 4 on December 9.

More than 224,000 ballots had been cast during the early voting period for the Nov. 7 election.

The Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus and Reyes-Revilla endorser Adrian Garcia both condemned a Thursday mailer that shows Reyes-Revilla with her husband and two kids juxtaposed with a photo of Castillo and his husband. Reyes-Revilla says she supports the LGBTQ community.

Are you registered to vote or looking for where to cast your ballot? Here's your voter guide as early voting begins for the runoff elections.

The 2023 election season may be winding down but Houstonians still have some big decisions to make!

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and Texas Sen. John Whitmire are headlining the runoff election this year after neither cleared the required 50 percent vote mark required to be called Houston's next mayor.

Seven city council seats will be headed to a runoff, some including incumbents who will have to defend their seats.

A total of 78 candidates, including 17 people running for Houston mayor, will be on the ballot for the Nov. 7 municipal election.