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Heather Lindsay wins third term as Milton mayor

Heather Lindsay won a third term as Milton mayor, defeating Howard Steele in the Milton race.

Heather Lindsay wins third term as Milton mayor

Key takeaways

  • Heather Lindsay won a third term as Milton mayor.
  • Howard Steele was defeated in the mayoral race.
  • The result concerns Milton’s local government.
  • A vote margin and ballot total were not stated.

Heather Lindsay won a third term as mayor of Milton, defeating Howard Steele in the city’s mayoral race.

The result

Lindsay secured another term as Milton’s mayor. Steele was the other candidate named in the result, which placed him behind Lindsay.

The result establishes Lindsay as the winner of the Milton mayoral contest. It does not include a vote margin or a total number of ballots.

What the office does

The mayor is Milton’s top elected city official. The race is part of local government and determines who will lead the city for another term.

Lindsay’s victory means the city will continue with her as mayor after the election. Steele’s candidacy ends with the reported loss.

What comes next

The result moves through the ordinary election process, including the recording and certification of the outcome by election officials. Milton’s official records will establish the final formal result and the start of the new term.

The Pensacola News Journal reported Lindsay’s victory over Steele. No vote count or election date is included here.

What to watch

  • Milton’s official record of the mayoral result
  • Certification and other post-election procedures
  • The start of Lindsay’s new mayoral term

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