While we aren't voting for any state-level offices today, a few noteworthy races are taking place. Here's a look at three mayoral races we're watching.
Warren mayoral race
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Warren Mayor Jim Fouts is looking to win a fourth term in Michigan's third largest city, but he'll have to get through City Council member Kelly Colegio.
Fouts, who has been mayor since 2007, has been the subject of multiple controversies, primarily surrounding taped recordings. Most recently, a recording alleged Warren Mayor Fouts threatened to shoot his former chief of staff. Fouts denied that the tape was real.
Colegio has been running on a platform to end "shenanigans" in city government.
Votes
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James R. Fouts
Kelly Colegio
(49 / 49)
Livonia mayor race
The city of Livonia will have a female mayor for the first time. The August Primary narrowed the candidates to two women, Laura Toy and Maureen Miller Brosnan. Both candidates are lifelong Livonia residents.
Toy is the Livonia City Council president and also served in the Senate. Miller Brosnan is the former president of the Livonia City Council, where she was elected to serve for 17 years, and she's served in other leadership roles over the years.
Miller Brosnan has been endorsed by the Livonia Police Officers Association and the Livonia Lieutenants and Sergeant's Association. Toy was the front-runner in the primary. Learn more about the candidates here.
Votes
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Maureen Miller Brosnan
Laura Toy
(26 / 26)
Flint mayoral race
Incumbent Karen Weaver, who has been the face of post-water crisis Flint, is competing for re-election against state Rep. Sheldon A. Neeley.
Weaver survived a recall effort in 2017. She was elected in 2015. Neeley previously ran for mayor in 2009, but lost to former Flint Mayor Dayne Walling.
Weaver is the first women to hold the office of Flint Mayor.
Votes
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Sheldon A. Neeley
Karen Weaver
(70 / 70)
RESULTS: We’ll have results from races around Michigan after polls close tonight. Track the latest here.