Last seat on Killian board decided by 3 votes

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The last two candidates for the Board of Aldermen in Killian were only separated by one vote in the Spring Election.

The same leader won, but this time by three votes instead of one.  Trevor Clardy took 51% of the vote (143) to Bryce Felps' 49% (140) to win the last seat on the board. The unofficial turnout was 28.4%.

In the Spring Election, Clardy topped Felps by just one vote, 183-182, but neither were able to grab the requisite 187 votes to avoid a runoff. 

Caleb Atwell won the race for mayor with 76% (322) of the vote, while Louis McKinney, Jr. received 24% (101). Both candidates are republicans, and the unofficial turnout for the mayor's race was 42.1%.

The four outright Aldermen winners were - 

  • Corey Beasley (Republican) - 17% (321)
  • Wesley Bignar (Republican) - 13% (241)
  • Nicholas Guthrie (No Party) - 13% (234)
  • Ronald L. Sharp, Sr. (Republican) - 11% (201)