Princeton ISD will have at least one new face on its board after Tuesday's election, and the City Council is adding two members, according to unofficial returns Collin County posted after all 90 vote centers had reported.
School board
Four candidates ran for two at-large seats on the Princeton ISD board. Charlotte Wilson received the most votes, 5,029, or 32.12%. Board Vice President Starla Sharpe was second with 4,853 (31.00%), enough to hold her seat.
Trustee Cyndi Darland finished third with 3,735 votes (23.86%). The district's board page lists Darland as a trustee since 2020 and Sharpe since 2023, with both terms ending this year. William "Ricky" Gillespie received 2,040 votes (13.03%).
Wilson led in every voting method on the county report: early voting, Election Day and mail ballots.
The board's next regular meeting is Nov. 16, according to the district's meeting calendar.
City Council
In the race for City Council Place 6, Sumbel "Susan" Zeb received 3,735 votes (53.44%) to 3,254 (46.56%) for Kenneth Seligman. Seligman won slightly more Election Day votes, 801 to 749, but Zeb built the lead in early voting, 2,949 to 2,406.
DeShawyna Walker was the only candidate for Place 7 and received 4,610 votes. More than half of the voters who cast a ballot in that race left it blank, the report shows.
