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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election

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The 2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election was held on 26 August 2014.[1] Both the mayor and all eight members of the city council were elected. The election date was announced on 3 July 2014.[2][3]

Mayoral election

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2014 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election
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Candidate Bill Ham Jr.
Party Nonpartisan
Popular vote Uncontested

Mayor before election

Bill Ham Jr.

Elected mayor

Bill Ham Jr.

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The incumbent mayor Bill Ham Jr. ran unopposed in the mayoral election.[4]

City council elections

Four of the eight city council members ran unopposed, with three of those being incumbents.[5][4]

Ward 1

Leading up to the election, two lawsuits were filed against Clemon Byrd, claiming that his house was not in the boundary lines of Ward 1.[6] The first lawsuit was dismissed following advice from attorney John Michael Segrest that the Lee County Circuit Court does not have the ability to remove a candidate's name form the ballot.[7][8] The second lawsuit, filed by the Dowdell family, was dismissed in September 2014.[9][10]

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 1[11]
Candidate Votes %
Clemon E. Byrd 252 63.2%
Arthur L. Dowdell Sr. 147 36.8%
Total votes 399 100.0%
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Aftermath

After the election results were published, a fight broke out at Auburn City Hall among supporters of Arthur Dowdell.[5] Dowdell made claims of voter fraud, claiming that people voted twice, and "Clemon Byrd, once again, stole this election."[12]

Ward 2

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 2[4]
Candidate Votes %
Ron Anders Jr. Unopposed 100%
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Ward 3

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 3[11]
Candidate Votes %
Beth Witten 219 55.7%
Wendell McClain 174 44.3%
Total votes 393 100.0%
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Ward 4

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 4[4]
Candidate Votes %
Brent Beard Unopposed 100%
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Ward 5

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 5[11]
Candidate Votes %
Lynda V. Tremaine 753 83.9%
Robin Kelley 144 16.1%
Total votes 897 100.0%
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Ward 6

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 6[11]
Candidate Votes %
Dick Phelan 253 62.2%
Brad Donnelly 154 37.8%
Total votes 407 100%
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Ward 7

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 7[4]
Candidate Votes %
Gene Dulaney Unopposed 100%
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Ward 8

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2014 Auburn, Alabama municipal election – Ward 8[4]
Candidate Votes %
Thomas Dawson Unopposed 100%
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Alternate voting options

Absentee ballots were due by 25 August 2014.[13]

Election summary

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Position Before election[14] After election Image
Mayor Bill Ham Jr. Bill Ham Jr.
Ward 1 Arthur L. Dowdell Sr. Clemon Byrd
Ward 2 Ron Anders Jr.[a] Ron Anders Jr.
Ward 3 Thomas Worden Beth Witten
Ward 4 Brent Beard Brent Beard
Ward 5 Robin Kelley Lynda Tremaine
Ward 6 Dick Phelan Dick Phelan
Ward 7 Gene Dulaney Gene Dulaney
Ward 8 Bob Norman Thomas Dawson
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Notes

  1. Anders was appointed in 2012 after Sheila Eckman resigned, after being elected to the Lee County Commission.[15][16]

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