Gulf Shores 2020 Municipal Runoff Election Results
Press Release • October 28, 2020
2020 Gulf Shores Runoff Election Results
(OBA®) - The City of Gulf Shores has announced the results from today’s municipal runoff elections. These results are unofficial pending the count of the provisional ballots by the Board of Registrars and canvassing by the Gulf Shores City Council on October 29, 2020.
They are as follows:
Place 1:
- Bill Coyne - 518
- Joe Garris - 584
Place 2:
- Michelle Stancil - 480
- Gary Sinak - 611
For more information regarding the Gulf Shores Municipal Election, contact the City Clerk’s office at 251-968-1125.
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