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Who won in your district? Here are the Metro Council results.

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Nashville voters mostly made decisive decisions on the 40 Metro Council seats on Thursday, including 35 districts and five at-large seats.

A few races will go to runoffs.

Council At-Large

Incumbent Zulfat Suara is the only candidate to win over 10% of the total votes cast, guaranteeing her reelection to one of the five at-large council seats.

The other four seats will be decided in a runoff between the eight other top candidates: Delishia Porterfield with 9% of the vote, Burkley Allen (8%), Olivia Hill (6.7%), Howard Jones (6.6%), Quin Evans-Segall (6%), Russ Pulley (5.9%), Chris Cheng (5.8%) and Jeff Syracuse (5.4%).

Council Districts 

In all, 18 incumbents were running, while 11 district seats had unopposed winners.

Three district contests will go to runoffs. One incumbent was defeated.

Winners of each race are in bold. An asterisk (*) denotes an incumbent.

District 1

Ruby Baker

Rob Harris

Sean Dailey

Joy Kimbrough

Timothy Thompson

District 2

Kyonztè Toombs*

District 3

Jennifer Gamble*

District 4 – RUNOFF

Davette Blalock

Mike Cortese

Brian Sullivan

District 5

Sean Parker*

Terri Klingner

District 6

Clay Capp

Brandes Holcomb

Daniel McDonell

District 7

Emily Benedict*

Danny Williams

District 8

Martez Coleman

Deonte Harrell

Jullian Leggs

District 9

Tonya Hancock*

Stephanie Montenegro

District 10

Jennifer Webb

Zach Young*

District 11 – RUNOFF

Joe Delucas

Sherard Edington

Jeff Eslick

Eric Patton

District 12

Erin Evans*

District 13

Russ Bradford*

District 14

Jordan Huffman

R.J. Mamula

District 15

Jeff Gregg

Dan Jones

District 16

Ginny Welsch*

Alexa Little

District 17

Teaka Jackson

Terry Vo

Tonya Esquibel

District 18

Tom Cash*

Karen Bannister

Angus Purdy

District 19

Jasper Hendricks III

Jacob Kupin

Jonathan Turner

Derek Lisle

District 20

Scott Gillihan

Rollin Horton

District 21

Jamel Campbell-Gooch

Brandon Taylor*

District 22

Sheri Weiner

District 23

Thom Druffel*

Lisa Williams

District 24

Brenda Gadd

District 25

David Ackerman

Jeff Preptit

Rolando Toyos

District 26

Courtney Johnston*

District 27

Robert Nash*

District 28

David Benton

Travis London

District 29 – RUNOFF

Tasha Ellis

Jama Mohamed

John Reed

Michele Vetter

District 30

Sandra Sepulveda*

District 31

Dia Hart

John Rutherford*

District 32

Joy Styles*

District 33

Antoinette Lee*

District 34

Sandy Ewing

Luke Elliott

District 35

Jason Spain

Carson Smart

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Char Daston

Char Daston is a reporter and newscast writer for WPLN. Char got his start in public radio as an intern at WYSO public radio in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where he answered questions sent in by listeners for a program called WYSO Curious. He went on to work at St. Louis Public Radio and WBEZ Chicago, where he produced the daily talk show Reset and reported for the education desk. His work has also appeared in Curious City, Chicago Magazine and the Chicago Sun-Times. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Char attended college and grad school at the University of Chicago, where he wrote his master’s thesis on the politics of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. As a journalist, he is interested in the ways big political decisions and historical events shape our everyday lives. He loves to learn about education, the arts, activism and the ways people help one another. Unable to settle on one creative project, Char enjoys writing poetry, plays and video essays in his spare time. You’ll likely find him rushing to choir rehearsal or seeking out Nashville’s best Thai and Korean food.

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