Roswell Runoff Election: Hall Named Unofficial Post 3 Winner

ROSWELL, GA — Christine Hall is presumed to be the newest member of the Roswell City Council after the General Municipal Runoff Election Tuesday between Hall and Lisa Holland for the Post 3 seat.

Post 3 did not have an incumbent running, and saw four candidates vying for the seat in November.

Hall took 4,236 votes over competitor Lisa Holland who had 2,177 votes in the runoff.

Other candidates, Keith Goeke with 2,002 votes and Kay Howell with 1,727 votes in the November election, were not in the runoff.

In November, Roswell Post 1 incumbent Marcelo Zapata kept his seat with 6,286 votes against opponent Donald Horton's 4,765 votes.

Post 2 incumbent Mike Palermo received 6,815 votes in November against Geoff Smith's 4,255 votes.

Roswell Municipal Judge Brian Hansford kept his seat in November with 7,935 votes against competitor Philip Mansell's 2,307 votes.

Out of the 325,889 registered voters in the Nov. 5 Fulton County races, 38,936 voted, or nearly 12 percent.

The Roswell City Council election took place Nov. 5. The election is for the council seats of Post 1, Post 2 and Post 3. All council posts serve at large, which means they represent the whole city and not just one district.

Check Roswell Patch for Tuesday's local election results. Get free Roswell Patch news alerts.

Terms for all municipal offices are four years, with elections being held every two years. This means that three members run at one time with the other three running two years later. The purpose of this provision for staggered terms is to ensure that the council is never completely composed of freshmen members.

Who's Running?

Post 3

Christine Hall ChristineforRoswell.com

Lisa Holland www.LisaHollandForRoswell.com

Learn about the candidates:

• Roswell Elections Guide 2019: Candidates Focused On Development
• Roswell Elections Guide 2019: Candidates Talk City Problems

Sample Ballot:

View a sample ballot for the Roswell election online, or the Fulton County sample ballot for all races.

For voting information, visit the Fulton County Elections website or call 404-612-7020.