2010 Mountain Brook municipal election: Difference between revisions
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==City Council== | ==City Council== | ||
===Place 1=== | ===Place 1=== | ||
* [[ | * [[Amy Carter]], 1,927 votes (35.6%) in general election, 53% in runoff, winner | ||
* [[ | * [[Temple Tutwiler]], 2,301 votes (42.4%) in general election, 47% runoff | ||
* [[Frank Galloway]], 1,190 votes (21.9%) | * [[Frank Galloway]], 1,190 votes (21.9%) | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 6 October 2010
The 2010 Mountain Brook municipal election will be held in Mountain Brook to fill three open seats on the five-member Mountain Brook City Council. The non-partisan at-large election is scheduled to take place on August 24, 2010, with runoffs if needed.
City Council
Place 1
- Amy Carter, 1,927 votes (35.6%) in general election, 53% in runoff, winner
- Temple Tutwiler, 2,301 votes (42.4%) in general election, 47% runoff
- Frank Galloway, 1,190 votes (21.9%)
Place 3
- Billy Pritchard (incumbent), 2,828 votes (52.3%), winner
- Cornelia LaRussa, 2,582 votes (47.7%)
Place 5
- Jess Vogtle (incumbent), 2,827 votes (52.2%), winner
- Rick Sprague, 2,502 votes (46.2%)
- Mark Roberts, 89 votes (1.6%)
References
- Thornton, William (July 21, 2010) "Eight candidates qualify for three Mountain Brook council seats." Birmingham News