Rick Garcia and David Hamilton each won their respective races for Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustees positions, unofficial results show.
Shell McClue, Orjanel K. Lewis and David Hamilton faced off in the race for Fort Bend ISD Trustee Position 7 and Hamilton won, according to unofficial results.
Garcia received 9,102 votes for Trustee Position 3 in the race against incumbent candidate Jim Rice, who received 8,503 votes, according to unofficial results. Hamilton received 8,365 votes in the race for Trustee Position 7, with competitors Orjanel Kianna Lewis and Shell McClue receiving 7,821 votes and 1,261 votes, respectively, per the unofficial results.
Hamilton — who has called the county home for more than 10 years, and has children in the district — has a job in the commercial insurance industry, accordingOn HoustonChronicle.com:
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