The mayor of a north Alabama city has retained her seat in a runoff election after tying with her opponent in the August general election. “We are very excited about the victory,” Guntersville mayor Leigh Dollar told AL.

This article will display live results from the municipal elections as they come into the WVTM 13 newsroom. Check back with this page for continuous updates.

Municipal runoff elections took place Tuesday in several cities across the Tennessee Valley, and News 19 is following the results as they come in.

Many municipal elections in North Alabama did not receive a majority of votes. They head to another chance to take office.

News 5 is Your Local Election Headquarters for the 2025 runoff elections on Sept. 23. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. UPDATE (3:40 p.m.): In Mobile,

Candidates of both parties who are running for Alabama Secretary of State say the office should play a more active role in city elections, following a wave of recent problems that sparked voter confusion and legal challenges across the state.

Two-term incumbent Graysville Mayor James Clark ‘Julio’ Davis has won the runoff against current councilor Karen Lauderdale. Davis won with 49 votes, according to WBRC. Jeff McDaniels won the Place 5 seat against Alex Miller with a 436-vote difference, according to the city of Helena.

Voters across central Alabama are heading back to the polls on Tuesday, September 22, to settle a slate of municipal runoff elections. Races span across Jeffers

Tuesday, voters across the state will return to the polls to decide who will be the next mayor of their cities.

Voters across central Alabama will return to the polls Tuesday as municipal election runoffs are in store. Mayors, city council members, and more will be voted on

Several Central Alabama cities will hold runoff elections on Tuesday, September 23, for several key city leadership positions.