Mayor Lioneld Jordan (left) announced his plans to run for a second term on the downtown square in March. Former mayor Dan Coody (right) kicked off his campaign near his Mount Sequoyah home in May.
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NOTE: We just received a second incident of ballot stuffing abuse so we’ve closed the poll. Someone voted 68 times for one candidate. We removed 67 of those votes and deactivated the voting. The results are embedded below.
With the debates over, and early voting set to begin in a matter of days, it’s nearly time for Fayetteville residents to make a choice on who they want to lead the city for the next four years.
Current Mayor Lioneld Jordan is set to face former mayor Dan Coody in a race that will be decided on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Early voting begins on Oct. 22.
For those who are still undecided, we interviewed both candidates back in September, and you could also watch either the League of Women Voters debate or the Fayetteville Council of Neighborhoods debate that we filmed.
We also attended the AAUW forum which included a short mayoral debate.
For those who have already made up their mind, please vote in our poll.
Who will you vote for in the 2012 Fayetteville mayoral election?
