Lyman's mayoral race came down to the wire, but current town councilman David Petty narrowly defeated incumbent mayor Glenn Greer by a vote count of 432-419.
According to the Lyman Code of Ordinances, when more than one person is seeking election to a single office, the candidate who receives the highest number of votes is declared elected. So, it was not required for Petty to receive more than 50% of the vote to secure the seat.
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In Lyman's race for town council, both Adam Crisp (18.86%) and Phil McIntyre (14.87%) retained their seats while Cindy Behm (12.43%) earned the last seat up for grabs by finishing third in voting, narrowly defeating incumbent Rick Hellams with 11.16 percent. In total, 2,132 votes were counted in the race.
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In the town of Duncan, residents can expect to see familiar faces at town hall. Incumbent Mayor Shirley Clopton was uncontested in the race for mayor, and won 98.6% of the vote over write-ins.
Voters had the option to pick two candidates for Duncan Town Council. In this election, incumbents Alicia Fulghum and Greg Rensberger both applied for reelection and won, taking the majority of the votes at 40.63% and 31.77%, respectively. Candidate Lora Parris Rogers took 26.04% of the vote, and 1.56% of the vote accounted for write-ins.
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Trey Stewart contributed to reporting this piece.
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