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City-by-city election results: A look at who won, who lost in Tuesday's city elections in Palm Beach County Palm Beach Post Staff, Palm Beach Post © THOMAS CORDY, THE PALM BEACH POST A man drops off a ballot at the official ballot dropbox located at the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office in unincorporated Palm Beach County on Tuesday, March 9, 2021. A look at Palm Beach County's 19 municipal elections. All results were unofficial as of Wednesday morning, according to the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office. Belle Glade election: Three win commiss...

WEST PALM BEACH – West Palm Beach voters returned an incumbent and added one new face to the five-member city commission. In District 4 in the city's westernmost reaches, incumbent Joe Peduzzi brushed off a challenge from Jonathan E. Jones to win another two-year term. Peduzzi won by 69% to 31%. Sickle Cell Foundation CEO Shalonda Warren beat Florida Atlantic University Instructor Deandre Poole by 55% to 45% for the District 2 city commission seat. The district runs roughly between Village Boulevard in the east and Military Trail in the west, from 45th Street in the north to Okeechobee...

Belle Glade election: Three win commission seats With all six of the city's precincts reporting, Joaquin Almazan, Andrew "Kenny" Berry finished first in the races for three city commission seats. Almazan, vice president of the Palm Beach County Democratic Party's Hispanic Chamber, opposed Stephen Messam for Seat C. Incumbent Larry Underwood did not seek re-election.  Wilkerson, the incumbent in Seat B, faced a challenge from Robert C. Mitchell. Berry, senior pastor of Grace Fellowship Worship Center in Belle Glade, challenged incumbent Johnny Burroughs Jr. for Seat E. Boca Raton elect...

West Palm Beach election: City Commission race gets contentious © LANNIS WATERS/palmbeachpost.com The West Palm Beach City Hall. WEST PALM BEACH — He says she's a carpetbagger, having moved to the West Palm Beach district where she's running less than six months ago, just under the wire for the City Commission election Tuesday. She says she moved just outside the city line several years ago after a divorce and now lives back in West Palm Beach, where she has worked and volunteered for many years. She sent out a glossy mailer saying her opponent was sued for not paying his bills. "How ca...