Election Day Results
Posted/updated on: November 8, 2017 at 9:55 pm
TYLER – Smith County voters have approved a $39.5 million bond issue. The money goes toward county road and bridge projects. The county’s residents also approved 7 proposed amendments to the state constitution. Voters in Arp approved alcohol sales and a half a cent increase to the sales tax. In Whitehouse, voters selected city council members and approved seven of nine amendments to the city charter. Now a look at the returns.
Smith County Election Results
73 of 73 Precincts and early voting Results
Complete but unofficial totals
Proposition 1
Against 694
For 5,274
Proposition 2
Against 1,454
For 4,448
Proposition 3
Against 759
For 5,189
Proposition 4
Against 1,396
For 4,443
Proposition 5
Against 2,544
For 3,268
Proposition 6
Against 841
For 5,120
Position 7
Against 2,395
For 3,449
Smith County Bond Proposal
Against 1,629
For 4,411
Arp City Elections
Proposition A
Against 61
For 79
Proposition B
Against 63
For 77
Whitehouse City Elections
City Council Place 1
Write-in
James Wansley: 114
Michael Fleming: 38
City Council Place 3
Paul Hickey 191
City Council Place 5
Dick Jackson 191
Proposition A
Against 229
For 80
Proposition B
Against 169
For 132
Proposition C
Against 85
For 223
Proposition D
Against 63
For 242
Proposition E
Against 84
For 209
Proposition F
Against 78
For 205
Proposition G
Against 25
For 265
Proposition H
Against 65
For 223
Proposition I
Against 41
For 259
All of the proposed amendments to the state constitution passed in Gregg County. You can go to http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/TX/Gregg/71425/189826/Web01/en/summary.html to see the Gregg County results.
