Barry Coffey won the race for Jamestown mayor, while Mayor Eddie Thomas was re-elected Russell Springs Mayor in Tuesday’s general election.
In Russell Springs, Thomas received 440 votes to 262 for Cody Wilson.
In Jamestown, Coffey received 267 votes, followed by Brian Young with 140 and Dwight Richards with 132.
Nine candidates competed for six seats on the Jamestown City Council. Joey Hoover led the voting with 342 votes. Also finishing in the top six were William Murray with 277, Scottie Weston with 276, Richard Bennett with 239, Tony Wright with 227, and Wendell Matthew McGowan with 223.
Mitchell Marcum received 217 votes, Ada Marcum Lawson received 216, and Jared Roy finished with 154. Just six votes separated sixth-place McGowan from seventh-place Marcum.
In the U.S. Senate race, Russell County voters favored Andy Barr, who received 4,710 votes. Charles Booker received 1,042, and Christopher Campbell received 96.
In the First Congressional District race, James Comer received 4,859 votes in Russell County, while John “Drew” Williams received 968.
Russell County voters also supported Constitutional Amendment One, with 3,884 voting yes and 1,148 voting no.
