Politics & Government
ELECTION RESULTS: Birmingham Decides 13-WayRace
Birmingham voters named four new members to the City Commission.

Updated at 9:30 p.m.
Four people have won election to the Birmingham City Commission in a 13-way race, according to unofficial Oakland County election results. The top four vote-getters are:
- Pierre Boutros, 2,029 votes (15 percent)
- Patty Bordman, 1,857 votes (14 percent)
- Andrew M. Harris, 1,617 votes (12 percent)
- Carroll DeWeese, 1,492 votes (11 percent)
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Thirteen candidates are running for four four-year terms on the Birmingham City Commission in Tuesday’s election.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you’re unsure of where to vote, find your polling place here.
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The candidates are:
- Patty Bordman
- Pierre Boutros
- Carroll DeWeese
- Patricia Edwards
- De Angello Espree
- Nancy J. Fowler
- Andrew M. Harris
- Corey Jacoby
- Stuart Jeffares
- Linda Peterson
- David W. Potts
- Barry R. Powers
- Daniel M. Share
Voters will also elect three people to four-year terms on the Library Board. The three declared candidates are:
- James W. Suhay
- Robert Tera
- David J. Underdown
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