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David Chappell wins Grand Prairie District 3 runoff, to be sworn in after certification

Grand Prairie Community Update · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Unofficial returns show David Chappell defeating Amber Timberlake with nearly 65% in the June 13 District 3 runoff; the winner will fill the seat left vacant by the March death of Mike Delbosky and serve a three-year term after certification.

Grand Prairie has a new city council member following the June 13 runoff election in District 3, a city news report said. "According to unofficial results, David Chappell defeated Amber Timberlake by receiving nearly 65% of the votes," the Reporter said.

The election fills the seat that was occupied by former city council member Mike Delbosky, who died in March after representing District 3 since 2017. The Reporter said Chappell will be sworn in at city hall once the results are certified and will serve a three-year term. The certification date was not specified in the report.