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Grant Moody*(R)
Susan Korbel(D)
(302 / 302)
UPDATE AT 1:20 A.M. WEDNESDAY:
Republican incumbent Grant Moody is the winner of the Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 3 race.
Moody maintained his 10 percentage point lead against Democrat Susan Korbel throughout Tuesday night, winning with 55% of the vote.
This race was a rematch from 2022 when Moody defeated Korbel by a 7% margin.
Moody is a former Marine F-18 pilot who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also held executive roles at USAA and Valero Energy.
Korbel ran unopposed in the Democratic Primary in March.
UPDATE AT 9 P.M. TUESDAY:
After early voting results were released Tuesday night, Republican incumbent Grant Moody is leading Democrat Susan Korbel by 10 percentage points in the race for Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 3.
Election Day votes are yet to be counted and will determine the outcome of the race in the coming hours.
Refresh this page for live updates on the embedded results. KSAT will update the text of this article as more votes are counted. Read below for background.
BACKGROUND
The race for Bexar County Commissioner Precinct 3 is a rematch from 2022, when Republican Grant Moody defeated Democrat Susan Korbel by a 7% margin.
Moody served the final two years that remained from the term vacated by Trish DeBerry, who left office for an unsuccessful run for Bexar County judge.
This is Moody’s first elected position, and he is the only Republican on the Bexar County Commissioner’s Court.
Moody defeated Chris Schuchardt in the GOP Primary in March by a 6% margin.
Moody is a former Marine F-18 pilot who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also held executive roles at USAA and Valero Energy.
Korbel ran unopposed in the Democratic Primary in March.
She owns a public opinion firm and is currently a Bexar County Democratic precinct chair. She once served as an Alamo Colleges trustee.
Early voting started on Oct. 21 and runs through Nov. 1.
Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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