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Jason Evans, Karl Munder and Tim Washabaugh were the top three vote-getters in the Mount Airy election for Town Council Tuesday, according to official results released Tuesday night by the town’s Board of Supervisors of Elections.
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Five candidates are running in the May 2 Mount Airy election for three open seats on the nonpartisan Town Council.
Four candidates will be on the ballot for three open Town Council seats in Mount Airy's May 2 election.
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Mount Airy’s Board of Supervisors of Elections will hold a second candidate nomination meeting Tuesday night for three open seats on the Town Council.
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Mount Airy will hold one more nominating meeting at 7 p.m., Feb. 28, at Town Hall, 110 S. Main St. To run for office, individuals must have lived in Mount Airy for one year immediately preceding the election and be a qualified voter in the town. The town election May 2.