The erroneous political advertisement aired over the weekend on multiple Houston TV stations. Jackson Lee is facing Texas Sen. John Whitmire is a runoff election scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 9.

A television advertisement from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), who is running for mayor of Houston, is urging voters to head to the polls — but on the wrong day. Lee and opponent Texas ...

According to an NBC News projection, Democrats Sheila Jackson Lee and John Whitmire will head to a runoff election to decide who will become Houston’s next mayor, taking over for Sylvester ...

Houston mayor's race headed for a runoff 00:22. The race for Houston mayor headed to a runoff Tuesday night between U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and state Sen. John Whitmire, two Democrats who ...

Whitmire came out ahead with 42.51% of the votes with Jackson Lee not too far behind at 35.63%. The two will face off in a runoff election, which is scheduled for December 9.

HOUSTON (AP) — The race for Houston mayor headed to a runoff Tuesday night between U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and state Sen. John Whitmire, two Democrats who breezed past a wide field of ...

Texas lawmaker John Whitmire is projected to be Houston's next mayor after beating his opponent, U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, in a special runoff election Saturday.

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee would become Houston’s 1st Black female mayor by winning Saturday’s runoff. Jackson Lee has held her congressional seat for almost 30 years with overwhelming ...

Sheila Jackson Lee ad for Houston mayoral runoff tells voters to head to polls on wrong day A television advertisement from Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), who is running for mayor of Houston, is ...

Jackson Lee and Texas State Sen. John Whitmire are facing off in a runoff to replace current mayor Sylvester Turner on Dec. 9. According to The Hill's Lauren Irwin, the advertisement, which aired ...

Sheila Jackson Lee Loses Runoff To Be Next Mayor Of Houston. John Whitmire Prevails. Jackson Lee’s core constituency was composed of Black Houstonians, but they were not mobilized.