The City of Annapolis Board of Supervisors of Elections (BOSE) began counting votes from the November 2, 2021 Annapolis General Election at the Anne Arundel County Board of Elections in Glen Burnie on November 3. Mayor Gavin Buckley swore in the members of the BOSE to begin the count at 10 a.m. The first report of in-person votes on Election Day was posted Tuesday night to the City website: www.annapolis.gov/Elections.
The votes being counted on Wednesday included all vote-by-mail ballots received in City drop boxes or delivered through the United States Postal Service through October 28. Today’s total includes both in-person and the first grouping of vote-by-mail ballots.
Remaining ballots sent between October 29 up to and including Election Day will be counted at a final canvass on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 at the Anne Arundel County Board of Elections in Glen Burnie also beginning at 10 a.m.
The 2021 Annapolis municipal election results as of November 2, 2021 at 4 p.m.:
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In-person voting on Nov. 2 |
Mail-in and drop box voting through Oct. 28 |
Subtotal |
Final canvass on Nov. 9 |
Total |
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MAYOR: Gavin Buckley (D) |
1034 |
3172 |
4206 |
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MAYOR: Steven Strawn (R) |
859 |
854 |
1713 |
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WARD 1: Elly Tierney (D) uncontested |
165 |
698 |
863 |
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Ward 2: Karma O’Neill (D) |
148 |
423 |
571 |
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Ward 2: Scott Gibson (R) |
234 |
254 |
488 |
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WARD 3: Rhonda Pindell Charles (D) uncontested |
119 |
271 |
390 |
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WARD 4: Sheila Finlayson (D) |
79 |
232 |
311 |
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WARD 4: All Write-ins* |
76 |
49 |
125 |
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WARD 5: Brooks Schandelmeier (D) |
141 |
331 |
472 |
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WARD 5: Monica Manthey (R) |
135 |
115 |
250 |
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WARD 6: Dajuan Gay (D) |
66 |
150 |
216 |
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WARD 6: George Michael Gallagher (R) |
44 |
53 |
97 |
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WARD 7: Rob Savidge (D) uncontested |
106 |
360 |
466 |
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WARD 8: Ross Arnett (D) |
140 |
541 |
681 |
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WARD 8: Rock Toews (R) |
245 |
281 |
526 |
* write-in candidate names unavailable at this time.
Annapolis voters cast ballots for Mayor and all eight councilmembers. All candidates serve a four-year term. In mid-October, mail-in ballots were sent to every registered voter in the City. Voters had the option to mark their mail-in ballot and return via drop box or by mail. Voters also had the option to go to their Ward-designated polling place on Election Day.
This is the first time that the City of Annapolis has conducted municipal elections (Primary and General) through a vote-by-mail process.
For more information about Annapolis Elections, visit www.Annapolis.gov/Elections.
Annapolis Mayor and City Council will be sworn in on December 6, 2021.
