Recount doesn't change election results in 2 Leon Valley City Council races

Donna Charles wins Place 1; Will Bradshaw victorious in Place 5

LEON VALLEY, TexasUpdated at 3:02 p.m.:

The recount revealed that the results of the May 4th election didn't change, Mayor Chris Riley said.

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Donna Charles won Place 1 and Will Bradshaw was victorious in Place 5.

Original story:

Two Leon Valley City Council incumbents were pushed out of office by less than 20 votes, and now a recount will take place Thursday morning for a final tally.

Incumbent David Edwards lost to Donna Charles by just one vote. Newcomer Will Bradshaw beat out David Jordan by 18 votes.

A committee of eight people picked by Leon Valley's mayor will do the recount, and it will be supervised by the Bexar County Elections Office. According to the city, about 800 people voted in this year's election.

The recount is scheduled for 9 a.m. 

This is a developing story. Stay with KSAT 12 both online and on-air for more information.


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