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Llano County Election Results

Two local races head to run-offs

Although electronic voting machines may have replaced paper ballots in the voting booths, the old tried and true method of posting local election results by hand on the Llano Courthouse Square remains the best way to learn the outcome of local elections. On Tuesday evening, with candidates and area residents looking on, Llano County Clerk Bette Sue Hoy (right) and Nikki Bauman affixed posters to the outside of the windows of Hoy's office, ready for the posting of the vote totals as they are tabulated.

March 4, 2010 •

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After the polls closed at 7 p.m. last night, Llano County Elections Administration Candy Kokernot and her staff tabulated the vote totals. Candidates and friends gathered at Llano County Clerk Bette Sue Hoy’s office on the courthouse square to watch as the vote totals were posted. Many more Llano residents waited at nearby Stonewalls Restaurant for the final results, escaping from the cold night air. Four Llano County races were contested in the Republican Primary.

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