Unofficial voting totals from Fort Bend County show Democrats have claimed the county judge and two commissioner seats with all precincts reporting. 

On the ballot: Democrat Dexter McCoy has defeated Republican Daniel Wong in the county judge race with 191,347 and 131,142 votes, respectively.

Meanwhile, Democrat incumbent Grady Prestage has reclaimed the Precinct 2 commissioner seat with 62,499 votes over Republican Tony Aranda with 21,473 votes.

Additionally, Democrat April L. Jones has taken the Precinct 4 commissioner seat with 47,886 votes over Republican Ken Mathews with 22,213 votes.

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With all precincts reporting, Fort Bend ISD incumbents have reclaimed seats on the board of trustees.

By the numbers: Unofficial results from Fort Bend County show incumbent Angie Hanan has reclaimed the Fort Bend ISD board of trustees, Position 1 seat with 72,372 votes over challenger Pedro Valencia with 46,888 votes.

Meanwhile, incumbent Shirley Rose-Gilliam has reclaimed the Position 4 seat with 36,662 votes over five challengers.

Also of note: Additionally, incumbent Addie Heyliger will remain the representative for Position 5 after running unopposed.

Unofficial voting totals from Fort Bend County show Democrats have claimed several key county seats with all precincts reporting.

What you need to know: Democrat Sonya Jones has defeated Republican Tamara McFarlane in the county clerk race with 191,601 and 127,590 votes, respectively.

Meanwhile, Democrat incumbent Beverley McGrew Walker has reclaimed the district clerk position with 191,806 votes over Republican Audrey Lee with 127,837 votes.

Additionally, Democrat Jeffrey L. Boney has taken the county treasurer seat with 190,117 votes over Republican incumbent Bill Rickert with 129,209 votes.

Finally, Democrat incumbent Brian Middleton reclaimed the district attorney seat with 191,888 votes over Republican Shawn McDonald with 127,556 votes.

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