Politics & Government

Alpharetta-Milton Election Results 2021: Unofficial Votes Tallied

Unofficial results are in after Alpharetta and Milton voters cast their ballots in city council races. Check Patch for the results.

Voters in Alpharetta and Milton took to the polls Tuesday for Election Day. View the results here.
Voters in Alpharetta and Milton took to the polls Tuesday for Election Day. View the results here. (Patch Graphics)

ALPHARETTA-MILTON, GA — Election Day is over in Alpharetta and Milton, and voters have cast their ballots in the 2021 municipal election. Fulton County posted unofficial results online at 1:51 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

This year, voters in Alpharetta and Milton decided on races for City Council.

Eight city council candidates qualified for three City Council seats in the Alpharetta Nov. 2 municipal election for posts one, two and three.

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The Alpharetta candidates are incumbent Donald F. Mitchell taking on Donna Murphy for City Council Post 1. Mitchell led at 1:51 a.m. with 3,647 votes out of the 6,569 reported.

Three people vied for City Council Post 2, including Michael Crupi, Abu Bakarr Jalloh and Brian Will. Will led the race for Post 2 with 3,039 votes out of the 6,332 cast, with Crupi leading Jalloh.

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Three more took on City Council Post 3, including Douglas J. DeRito, Daniel McAlonan and Trey McConnell. DeRito had the lead for Post 3 with 2,907 votes out of the 6,304 cast, with McAlonan leading McConnell.

An overwhelming vote of "yes" was cast as of 1:51 a.m. for the Alpharetta Parks Bond Referendum.

In Milton, voters will elect a mayor and council members for District 1/Post 1, District 2/Post 1, and District 3/Post 1.

Peyton Jamison is running unopposed for mayor.

Alpharetta and Milton voters decided if the county-wide Transporation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax should be continued for another five years.

Sample ballots are available for Fulton County voters.

For more information, visit mvp.sos.ga.

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