It’s final. Congratulations to Richardson ISD’s newest trustee, Karen Clardy, and returners Kristin Kuhne and Justin Bono. With all precincts reporting, Clardy has defeated 3 opponents with 55% of the vote and will not require a runoff. Kuhne defeated challenger Lynn Davenport, earning 54% of the vote.

Karen Clardy is RISD’s newest trustee.

Kristin Kuhne fended off challenger Lynn Davenport.
Early voting results have been released in the Richardson ISD school board election.
Thus far Karen Clardy is winning outright with 56%, and Eric Eager is a distant second with 23% of 5,169 voters casting early ballots. If Clardy receives more than 50% of the vote, no runoff will be held.
In Place 7, the race is closer. Incumbent Kristin Kuhne is ahead of Lynn Davenport 53% to 47%, with 5,497 early votes cast.
Justin Bono was unopposed.
This post will be updated until results are final.
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