Support Us Button Widget

2019 mayoral runoff election results

tecklenburg

Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg | Photo provided

You voted (again), and the results are in. 🗳️

After the Nov. 5 election ended in a runoff between Mayor John Tecklenburg + Councilman Mike Seekings, the final votes were cast yesterday, and the City of Charleston has officially elected its mayor.

After Seekings conceded just before 9 p.m. last night, incumbent mayor John Tecklenburg declared victory to serve a second term.

As of that time, just over 90% of precincts were reporting Tecklenburg to have 11,750 votes (61.84%) compared to Seekings’ 7,252 (38.16%).

Seekings will continue to serve both on Charleston City Council (District 8) and as the chair of CARTA.

More from CHStoday
Broaden your horizons and indulge in elevated fare with a tasting menu from one of these Charleston restaurants.
We’re highlighting more than 25 of the best parks that Charleston, SC has to offer — complete with Laurel Hill County Park, Charles Towne Landing, and Hampton Park.
There’s so much to do in the Holy City — see what we’ve experienced.
The acquisition of Grayson Oaks helps preserve the rural character of the area while providing opportunities for sustainable farming, education, and public green space.
Whether you’re planning a wild weekend of wildlife interaction or a quiet evening admiring fine art, The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition has something for everybody.
Chef Shuai Wang will be one of 15 chefs heading to Canada to compete for the title and the largest prize package in “Top Chef” history.
M. Dumas and Sons will host this event featuring adoptable dogs, a kissing booth, and ways to support local shelters.
The new space for gatherings is just 30 minutes from downtown Charleston.
We’ve rounded up several homes across the Lowcountry that feature beautiful kitchens, perfect for hosting and creating memories.
“Statement Pieces: Contemporary Fashion Design” will feature garments by Alexander McQueen, Dapper Dan, and Gucci, which will be presented with works spanning from 1770 to 2020.