Muskegon voters narrow commissioner race to 4 in primary election
MUSKEGON, MI - Muskegon voters chose the four candidates Tuesday who will compete for two at-large seats on the city commission.
Five candidates were on the Aug. 5 primary election ballot vying for the two seats. The top four vote getters will now move on to the Nov. 4 general election.
Candidates Rebecca St. Clair, Teresa Emory, Kiley N. Jackson and John C. Allen received the highest number of votes. The city commissioner seat is a four-year term.
St. Clair overwhelmingly came in first place with 2,046 votes (36.1%), Emory placed second with 1,296 votes (22.9%), Jackson was third with 997 votes (17.6%), and Allen was fourth with 844 votes (14.9%).
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