Republicans held off Democratic challengers in Shelby County Commission races Tuesday.

There were six contested races, five of which featured Democrats running against Republican incumbents. The sixth contested race features a Democrat and Republican running for a seat currently held by a Republican.

According to the Secretary of State’s office, 70% of county voters voted for former President Donald Trump to regain the White House.

With more than 97% of votes in late Tuesday night, unofficial results show:

In District 3, Republican incumbent Jon Parker led Democratic challenger Bobby Pierson, 63% to 37%, 6,085 to 3,468 votes.

In District 4, Republican incumbent Ward Williams defeated Democratic challenger Phil Kirk, 65% to 35%, 6,238 to 3,371 votes.

In District 5, Republican incumbent Elwyn Bearden led Democratic challenger Leslie Tyus, 70% to 30%, 9,316 to 3,985 votes.

In District 6, there was no incumbent, due to redistricting. Republican Josh Sisk led Democrat Anondo Banerjee, 70% to 30%, 8,760 to 3,891 votes.

In District 7, Republican incumbent Lindsey Allison led Democrat Marsha Sturdevant, 76% to 24%, 9,587 to 3,027 votes.

In District 8, Republican incumbent Rick Shepherd led Democratic challenger Jenice Prather-Kinsey, 79% to 21%, 10,040 to 2,846 votes.

In the race for District Judge, Place 2, Republican Casey Duncan was holding onto his seat against Democratic challenger Ashley N. Bell, 70% to 30%, 74,987 to 31,398 votes.

Jiji Davis, Republican candidate for Shelby County Board of Education, also is leading opponent Julia Craig in unofficial results Tuesday night.