Tom Green County election results at a glance
The votes have been counted, and Tom Green County voters have made their choices in a slate of local, state and federal races. The county's final cumulative report shows 36,543 voters participated in the election, including 34,557 who cast ballots in person and 1,986 who voted by mail. With all ballots counted, here's a look at how Tom Green County voted. Thomas recall election Voters approved Proposition A, a recall measure targeting San Angelo City Council member Harold "Harry" Thomas, with 67.92% voting in favor and 32.08% opposed. Thomas had served on the council for 10 years and faced criticism, along with Mayor Tom Thompson, over his handling of a proposed data center project in San Angelo. City officials had announced in May 2025 that Skybox Datacenters of Dallas was considering a data center on city-owned land near U.S. Highway 67 North and City Farm Road. In a recent statement from the city, Thompson thanked Thomas for his years of service on the City Council. "The constituents of Single-member District 3 voted to recall Councilman Harry Thomas," said Thompson. "We respect the voters’ decision and the democratic process that ensures residents have a voice in their city government." He said,
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