Election results were rather uneventful in St. Clair Shores Nov. 3, where turnout was low and incumbents remained in place.
The passing of city councilman Anthony Tiseo last month, whose name remained on the ballot, meant the three council seats that were up for election Nov. 3 had only three candidates vying for them.
Incumbents Ron Frederick and Chris Vitale will remain in their respective seats on the council, while newcomer Peter Accica will officially take his chair on council beginning this month.
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Frederick received 4,801 votes, Vitale captured 4,712 votes and Accica’s name was punched 4,435 times by residents.
Incumbent Mayor Kip Walby ran unopposed.
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Votes for Tiseo were not valid per state election laws.
The councilmen and mayor will be sworn into office at a Nov. 9 organizational meeting.
Pictured, Mayor Kip Walby ran unopposed Nov.3 and will be sworn in to another term Nov. 9.
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