Election Will Bring New Mayor For Plymouth

PLYMOUTH, MI — While there is little drama in the race for Plymouth’s city commission — there are five candidates for four open seats — it doesn’t mean there won’t be change after the Nov. 7 general election. Longtime Mayor Dan Dwyer announced in April he would not seek re-election, ending an 18-year political career.

Commissioner Joe Valenti also didn’t seek re-election. Current Mayor Pro-Tem Oliver Wolcott and Commissioner Daniel Dalton are on the ballot along with newcomers Ed Krol and Nicholas Moroz. Write-in candidate David Latawiec will not appear on the ballot.

After the election, Plymouth’s next mayor and mayor pro-tem will be selected by the newly seated commission at its Nov. 13 meeting.

Key Voter Information

• Polls Open - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Where to vote - All four of city of Plymouth’s voting precincts are at the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer Street.
• For absent voter eligibility information, click here.
• Michigan absent voter applications are available at Plymouth city hall and can also be printed from the State of Michigan website
• For additional election information, including viewing a sample ballot, click here

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