Birmingham Watch (http://birminghamwatch.org/category/2016-city-elections/)
PLEASANT GROVE
Mayor
Audrey Rutledge Boles 509
Jerry Brasseale 1,625
City Council
Place 1
Mary Capps Hardin 464
Philip Houston 958
Robert A. Sellers Sr. 687
Place 2
Bob Crumpton 1,353
Priscilla J. McWilliams 750
Place 3
Ken Hatfield 1,308
Yolanda Y. Lawson 656
Marria McKinney 172
VESTAVIA HILLS
Mayor
Ashley C. Curry 3,712
Alberto “Butch” Zaragoza, Jr. 2,771
City Council
Place 1
John D. Henley 2,919
Dennis “Rusty” Weaver 3,288
Place 2
Kim Benos 2,729
Kimberly Cook 3,606
Place 3
**Steve Ammons 2,333
Paul J. Head 2,546
Robert de Buys 1,420
Place 4
Robert “Bob” Elliott 2,082
George Pierce 4,110
**Steve Ammons would have faced Paul Head in a runoff but Ammons withdrew from the race, saying he believed the people had spoken and he did not want to put the city to the expense of conducting another election for one race.
GARDENDALE
City Council
District 1
Allen Jerkins 334
Jay Campbell 94
District 2
Adam Berendt 208
Dianne Ragland 111
William Smith 25
HUEYTOWN
Mayor
Steve Ware 1,100
Delor Baumann 1,032
Joe Williams 266
City Council
District 1
Franquala Zinnerman 219
Albert Duff Jr. 159
District 4
Phillip Contorno 291
George White 100
INDIAN SPRINGS VILLAGE
Town Council
Place 3
Brian G. Stauss 219
Robert Burr 57
Place 5
Dale Elliott 178
Bart Trammell 108
Midfield
Mayor
Gary Richardson 406
Reginald Wilson 186
City Council
Place 2
David Beach 194
James Reasor 406
Place 3
Wendi Merriweather 399
Jimmie Robinson 204
Place 4
Janice Anderson 421
Vanessa Long Lewis 185
FAIRFIELD
Mayor
Edward May II 925
Johnnie Wyatt 717
Omar Young 460
Jennifer Craig 66
Rodger Davis 44
Jack Cleveland 27
City Council
President
Eddie Penny 1,165
Darnell Gardner 1,009
District 1
Fredrick D. Scott 150
Barakas N. Taylor 148
Garry Brandy 51
James Reasor 29
District 2
Susan Parks 131
Gloria Matthews 82
Wanda Shelby 18
District 3
Cynthia Turner McDowell 182
Harry C. Lee 78
District 5
Herman Carnes Jr. 274
Wanda Erskine 84
Jerry Yarbrough 36
CENTREVILLE
City Council, District 2
Don A. Mack, Sr. 101
Bobby Pratt 39
City Council, District 3
Dianne Epperson 89
Cliff Clemmons 22
Forrest Murphy 12
City Council, District 5
Calvin Elliott 126
Ken Cottingham 67
DORA
Mayor:
Randy Stephens 513
George Sides Jr. 319
Robert “Robbie” Busby 57
City Council:
Clyde Nix 140
Christopher S. Edwards 129
Arthur Lee Taylor Sr. 83
Marion Combs 78
Randy Spears 64
McArthur Sargent 63
Phillip Ballenger 62
Hezikiah L. Walker Jr. 57
John B. Jackson Jr. 47
Richard Lovelady 46
Wayne Sanford 32
Kelley Wolfe Browning 28
Kevin Martin 22
Phil Jones 18
David Ross 17
PARRISH
Mayor
Heather Hall 151
Cedrick Ramsey 63
James Smith Jr. 59
Town Council, District 3
Jake Williams 49
Crea Howard 5
Town Council, District 4
Valerie A. Thomas 39
Jackie Shanklin 22
Willie Woods 16
Town Council, District 5
Kathryn A. Thomas 33
Charles D. Dean 17
BRENT
City Council, District 5:
Jerry Conway 59
Russell Bamberg 34
WESTOVER
Mayor:
Mark McLaughlin 94
Larry Riggins 161
Council Place 2:
Wayne Jones 177
Branon King 62
Council Place 3:
Annette Tyler 138
Frankie Chappell Osborn 104
Council Place 5:
Jeanne Champion-Fish 166
Paul Grater 73
Montevallo
Mayor
Hollie C. Cost 492
Earl Cunningham 321
Council, District 1
Joyce Jones 43
Russell “Rusty” Nix 145
Council, District 3
Tiffany R. Bunt 70
Lee Waites 25
Council District 5:
William (Bill) Glosson 107
Thomas “Matt” Walker 141
TRUSSVILLE
Mayor
Buddy Choat 1,854
Eugene A. “Gene” Melton 1,290
Anthony Montalto 2,091
Place 2
John Payne 1,499
Alan Taylor 3,430
Place 3
Thomas “Tommy” Brewer 1,173
Jef Freeman 2,656
Paul Anthony Irwin, III 794
Place 5
R. “Dave” Blount 1,373
Martha Franklin Driggers 1,071
Zack Steele 2,502
ONEONTA
City Council
Place 1
Daniel Clem 453
Richard M. Phillips 507
Place 2
Rob Rice 464
Tonya Harvey Rogers 492
Place 3
Nathaniel “Nate” Butler 581
Mark Gargus 391
Place 5
Michael “Mike” Jackson 4
Danny Robinson 658
City School Board
Place 5
Tracy Shea 516
Russell Smith 421
SPRINGVILLE
City Council
District 1
Ronnie Newsome 22
Herbert Toles 71
District 6
David Jones 67
Gena Mullen 55
District 7
Charles Jones 44
Sherry Reaves 129
JASPER
Mayor
Jed Daniel 369
David O’Mary 1,580
Greg Tinker 1,792
Council District 1
Arthur T.J. Armstrong 247
Bill J. Cleghorn 107
V.L. “Sonny” Posey 374
Council District 2
James “Jim” Brakefield 438
Daniel “Danny” Gambrell 486
Council District 4
Brett Elmore 242
Jennifer W. Smith 412
Council District 5
Kita Casey 52
Willie Moore III 313
Freda Webb 162
BRIGHTON
Mayor
Eddie E. Cooper 195
Brandon Dean 376
Tyrone Rudolph 42
Barbara E. Watkins 74
Annie Woods 30
City Council
Place 1
Joseph Edwards Sr. 323
Marquise Moore 351
Place 3
Ashley L. Henderson 406
Bruce L. Taylor 263
Place 4
Shawndale Johnson 366
Lamby Warren 311
MOODY
Council, Place 1
Linda Crowe 646
Clyde Jones 146
Council, Place 3
Matt Morris 683
Larry Synder 108
Council, Place 4
Jeff Green 344
Nick Rutledge 450
IRONDALE
Mayor
Susan Meadows 81
Charles Moore 1,021
Craig Sanderson 468
Council District 2
Bob Saunders 87
David Spivey 195
Council District 3
Christopher Crews 227
Stephen B. Marino 345
Council District 5
Aaron Sims 69
Bobby Joe Wilson 147
TARRANT
Mayor
Michael Miller 247
Jimmy Nelson Sr. 16
Loxcil B. Tuck 278
City Council
District 1
Tanyika Fields 90
James R. “Jim” Franklin 30
Council District 2
Laura D. Horton 71
Alvin Samples Jr. 69
Council District 3
Cathy Anderson 64
Douglas Howard 27
Graysville
Mayor
Mary Sue Morgan 260
Mike Tatham 20
Clark “Julio” Davis 266
District 3
Betty Cash 38
Mitzi Lowe 59
Karen Bynum Lauderdale 51
FULTONDALE
Mayor
Larry D. Holcomb 620
Jim Lowery 864
City Council
Place 1
Josh Bryant 868
Timothy “TMAC” McWilliams 574
Place 2
Joe “Coach” Bolton 983
Daniel “Bubbles” Kendall 464
Place 3
Darrell Hubbert 682
Jimmie H. Lay 781
Place 4
Patricia “Lynn” Carlton 509
Tommy L. Loden 943
Place 5
Darrell Bates 913
Greg Morris 534
WARRIOR
Mayor
Derek Crane 193
*Johnny Ragland 485
District 1 Place 3
Ricky Bryant 60
James Edwards 62
Chuck Mosley 279
District 2 Place 1
Godfrey Chryssoverges 72
James Jett 211
Voters across Alabama went to the polls Tuesday to select new mayors and council members. In the seven-county Birmingham metro area, 85 cities held elections, potentially changing the face of local government when new officials take office Nov. 7.
Polls closed at 7 p.m. Results in available races will be posted as they are reported. Click here to read the results.