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Voters chose Legh-Page in Place 4 runoff

by | Jun 14, 2026 | Latest

Tim Legh-Page won the runoff election for Sachse City Council Place 4 on Saturday, June 13, according to unofficial results from Collin County Elections.

Legh-Page received 497 votes, or 58.4%, defeating Gurvinder Singh, who garnered 354 votes, or 41.6%.

A total of 851 ballots were cast in the runoff election. Of those, 547 votes were cast during early voting, 280 were cast on Election Day and 24 were submitted by mail.

Legh-Page advances to the council seat following a runoff election that was required after no candidate received more than 50% of the vote in the May 2 general election.

In the May election, Singh led the four-candidate field with 825 votes (45.91%), followed by Legh-Page with 659 votes (36.67%). Also seeking the seat were Alan Bell, who received 220 votes (12.24%), and Beau Hooten, who received 93 votes (5.18%).

Results are unofficial until canvassed by Sachse City Council.

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