Mack Mccray News Today

Just four votes separated incumbent Woodrow Hay and challenger Mack McCray in the race for Boynton Beachs District 2 commission seat.

The slim margin triggered an upcoming machine recount. Heres when that will take place, and what voters can expect next.

A runoff election between the top two vote-getters in the race for the next District 2 commissioner in Boynton Beach is headed for a recount.

Incumbent Boynton Beach City Commissioner Woodrow Hay led former Commissioner Mack McCray by just four votes after the counting was finished Tuesday night.

Incumbent Boynton Beach City Commissioner Woodrow Hay led former Commissioner Mack McCray by just four votes after the counting was finished Tuesday night.

Incumbent Boynton Beach City Commissioner Woodrow Hay led former Commissioner Mack McCray by just four votes after the counting was finished Tuesday night.

Hay earned 36% of the votes during municipal elections two weeks ago, trailing behind McCray’s 42%. Both men have experience serving District 2.

There's a run-off in Boynton Beach where a former city commissioner led a four-way race two weeks ago. But Mack McCray didn't capture the more than 50 percent of the vote needed to win the race outright.

There's a run-off in Boynton Beach where a former city commissioner led a four-way race two weeks ago. But Mack McCray didn't capture the more than 50 percent of the vote needed to win the race outright.

There's a run-off in Boynton Beach where a former city commissioner led a four-way race two weeks ago. But Mack McCray didn't capture the more than 50 percent of the vote needed to win the race outright.