Track live election results for Livonia in the 2021 Michigan General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 2.

Jim Jolly, Laura Toy, Robert Donovic and Scott Morgan all won seats for Livonia City Council in the Nov. 2, 2021 General Election.

Maureen Miller Brosnan was elected mayor of Livonia on Tuesday. She defeated city council President Laura Toy in a close race in the state general election. Across this campaign, we have connected with thousands of Livonia residents about the future of our city, and they agree that Livonia is an exceptional city, with a bright future. She is a former president of the Livonia City Council where she was elected to serve for 17 years, including serving as Council President from 2014-2015. Livonia also had a City Council election -- here are those results:View more 2019 Michigan General Election results here.

LIVONIA, Mich. Livonia residents elected the citys first female mayor Tuesday. Maureen Miller Brosnan defeated Laura Toy by only 164 votes. Bronsan already has plans for when she takes office next year. 1 job upon taking office in January is going to be to make sure that we have a well-staffed fire and police department, she said. Bronsan will be working alongside a city council made up of new and old members.

Updated: 7:20 AM, Nov 5 2019 Published: 10:43 AM, Oct 27 2019Here's where you can find election results for Livonia Mayor between Maureen Miller Brosnan, Laura Toy on Nov. 5, 2019. View more 2019 Michigan General Election results here.

LIVONIA, Mich. - The city of Livonia will have a female mayor for the first time. Tuesday's primary narrowed the candidates to two women, Laura Toy and Maureen Miller Brosnan. I am the youngest person to ever serve on the Livonia City Council," Miller Brosnan said. "I am really, really good at engaging people around a central idea and able to advance creative ideas," Miller Brosnan said. Miller Brosnan has been endorsed by the Livonia Police Officers Association and the Livonia Lieutenants and Sergeant's Association.

There are 15 people running for office in Livonia this year. The city will hold elections on Aug. 6, 2019, to fill mayoral and city council seats. Running for mayorThere are three declared candidates running for Livonia mayor:Laura Toy , who is the current Livonia City Council president, who is the current Livonia City Council president Maureen Miller Brosnan , who is a former Livonia City Council member, who is a former Livonia City Council member Bruce Tenniswood, who is best known for his work raising concerns about toxic chemicals in the Alden Village neighborhoodIn August primary election, voters will be asked to vote for no more than one of these three mayoral candidates. Read back: Livonia Mayor Dennis Wright says he has Parkinson's disease, won't seek re-electionRunning for city councilLivonia has a seven-member city council elected at-large. There are 12 candidates running for Livonia City Council this year:Scott BahrGregory G. CoppolaJim DavisRob DonovicBrian DugganSteve KingBrandon McCulloughEileen McDonnellKathleen E. McIntyreGerald PerezNicholas TurcoLeo WeberCandidates forum July 11There is a Livonia candidates forum Thursday night at City Hall from 6:30.m.-9 p.m.