Dallas County Sheriff Race Heads to Runoff

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Dallas County sheriff Marian Brown and former sheriff Lupe Valdez are set for a runoff election after neither secured the majority vote.

Marian Brown: Dallas County’s first African American sheriff, garnered over 40% of the vote.
Lupe Valdez: The county’s first female and Hispanic sheriff, received 30% of the vote.

The runoff in May will decide who takes the helm of the Dallas County sheriff’s office.

Valdez: Served four terms as sheriff before resigning in 2017 to pursue the Texas governorship, a bid she ultimately lost.
Brown: Appointed as interim sheriff by Dallas County commissioners, endorsed by Valdez as her successor.

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Re-elected: Brown secured victories in 2018 and 2020, showcasing her popularity and support in the county.
Historic Position: Among only three female

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