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Corpus Christi mayoral special election, 2017 Turnout 12.41%[ 1]
The 2017 Corpus Christi mayoral special election was held on May 6, 2017 to elect the mayor of Corpus Christi, Texas . It was held following the resignation of Dan McQueen . It saw the election of Joe McComb.
Results[ 1]
Candidate
Votes
%
Joe McComb
11,112
52.22
Nelda Martinez
6,445
30.29
Larry White
1,518
7.13
Mark A. Di Carlo
738
3.47
Jonathan Garison
636
2.99
James M. Henandez
385
1.81
Ray Madrigal
339
1.59
Total votes
21,280
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