Politics & Government
Avondale-Estates Election 2019: Mayor, City Commissioner Winner
Live Election Results: Polls are closed, but voters in Avondale-Estates have decided.
AVONDALE-ESTATES, GA — The polls have closed in Georgia and the Avondale-Estates mayoral and city commissioner race was left to the voters. Incumbent Jonathan Elmore is the projected mayoral winner after receiving 921 of the 1,604 votes over his opponent and former city manager Clai Brown, who received 683. In the city commissioner race, Dee Merriam is the projected winner with 947 votes out of a total of 2,921, passing incumbent Brian Fisher by a 157 votes.
Elmore, who has lived in Avondale for 12 years, first became mayor in March 2015 in a special election, reported the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Brown grew up in Avondale Estates and his father was the city’s police chief and city manager. Brown spent part of his career working for Home Depot in management and then in 2008 was hired as city manager in Avondale.
City Commissioner
Voters had four candidates to choose from in the Avondale-Estates city commissioner's race:
incumbent Brian Fisher (790 votes), Marguerite Belline (550 votes), Candace Jones (634 votes) and Dee Merriam (947 votes) out of 2,921 votes total.
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