Good morning, Dothan.

Following unofficial results in the Dothan District 2 race, Kirksey received 311 votes, Tiller 294 votes, and Dorinda McGowan 123 votes—so Kirksey and Tiller will face a runoff since no candidate reached the 50% threshold.

Dothan’s school superintendent race shows Julie Mullins-Turner holding a 12-vote lead over Wes Grant from over 7,000 ballots while the District 1 commission race has Vivian K.

Daniels leading Kevin Dorsey by 6 votes from 1,072 ballots—officials are considering a recount. City officials will contact the Alabama League of Municipalities today to review if recount rules apply and will verify provisional ballots over the coming days.

Dave Stock captured a seat on the Dothan City Commission; he credited his Christian & conservative values for guiding his campaign and looks forward to serving the community.

Dothan Mayor Mark Saliba made history with his reelection yesterday—he will serve another term after a competitive campaign.

Voters are headed to the polls today in the Dothan municipal election—officials say the contest will decide key local issues.

Derek Tiller and Philippe Kirksey are headed to a runoff in the Dothan City Commission District 2 race after unofficial results showed Kirksey received 311 votes, Tiller got 294 votes, and Dorinda McGowan got 123 votes — the runoff will be held next month.

Voters in Dothan’s District 3 cast ballots Tuesday and left no clear winner for the city commission as Bradley Bedwell received 586 votes — 47.6% — and David Haight received 365 votes.

A runoff is scheduled for September 16 and Bedwell said he will continue meeting with residents before the vote.