On April 8, 2008 Fannin County, Texas will hold a Democratic Party run-off Election from the March 4, 2008 Primary Election for two offices; one State Office (Railroad Commissioner-Democratic Party /Democratic Candidate Mark Thompson and Dale Henry) and one local race (District Judge, 6th Judicial District- Democratic Party/Democratic Candidate David Hamilton and Democratic Candidate Dave Turner).

There will not be a run-off for the Republican Party Primary in Fannin County. Only registered voters who voted in the Democratic Party Primary Election for the March 4 Election or registered voters who did not vote at all will be the only voters eligible to vote in the Democratic Party Primary Run-off Election.

Consolidation of voting precincts for the April 8, 2008 Run-Off Election in Fannin County.

Precinct 1, West Bonham, located at the Armory, Civic Center, Bonham, Texas which would include: Precinct 2, Savoy / Precinct 5, Ivanhoe / Precinct 9, Ravenna/ Precinct 15, Ector; these Precinct voters will need to go to the Armory in Bonham to vote.

Precinct 4, North Bonham, located at the I.W. Evans Elementary School, Bonham, Texas; only Precinct 4 voters will go to I.W. Evans in Bonham to vote.

Precinct 11, located at the City Hall of Leonard, Texas which would include: Precinct 7, Bailey / Precinct 10, Trenton / Precinct 13, Randolph / Precinct 17, Edhube; these Precinct voters will need to go to Leonard City Hall

Precinct 18, East Bonham, located at the Fannin County Courthouse, Texas which would include: Precinct 6, Dodd City / Precinct 8, Gober / Precinct 14, South Bonham / Precinct 16 Windom; these Precinct voters will need to go to the Courthouse in Bonham to vote.

Precinct 19, located at the Civic (Learning) Center in Honey Grove, Texas which would include: Precinct 3, Ladonia / Precinct 12, Telephone; these Precinct voters will need to go to the Honey Grove Civic Center in downtown Honey Grove.

Early Voting will be held from March 31, 2008 to April 4, 2008 at the Fannin County Courthouse. Registered Voters who voted in the Democratic Primary Election for the March 4 Primary or did not vote at all can vote at the Courthouse during this period.

If you voted in the Republican Primary Election you will not be eligble to vote in the April 8 Run-off Election.