Todd and Cindy talk about the runoff election results in Black Belt cities on Tuesday in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast. They talk about results in Selma, Marion, Uniontown, Demopolis and Linden.
The Dallas County Democratic Executive Committee will hold a forum and debate for council, mayor and school district candidates in the 2025 municipal runoff election on Sept. 17.Â
City governments met this week to certify the Aug. 26 municipal elections. City Clerks throughout the Black Belt counted provisional ballots and had their councilors approve and certify results making the counts official. Cindy and Todd talk about the certification process in this segment of…
Selma Mayor James Perkins chose not to endorse either of the runoff candidates vying for his seat in the Sept. 23 runoff. Perkins came in third in the Aug. 26 election. Todd and Cindy talk about it in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.
Black Belt Newscast talks about the municipal elections on Aug. 26 - Cities include Selma, Marion, Uniontown, Demopolis, Linden. See which candidates won and who will face off again in the runoff on Sept. 23.
Selma Mayor James Perkins Jr. said Friday he has “initiated a transition process to ensure a swift and smooth transfer of office" as he congratulated the candidates entering the run-off election for the city’s chief executive.
A tight result among three candidates vying for the Selma mayor’s job in Tuesday’s election means there will be a runoff among the top two – Johnny Moss III and Aaron Roper – in September.
Volunteers and supporters of the Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation initiative in Selma (TRHT Selma) sent questions to mayoral candidates in the Selma election to demonstrate their platforms regarding key issues impacting the community.
