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Auburn, Alabama municipal elections are held every four years to elect the mayor of the city and members of the city council. A runoff election is held if no candidate receives a majority of the votes, in both mayoral and city council elections.

Electoral system

Auburn uses a runoff electoral system. Prior to 1956, council members were voted on citywide, before wards were drawn for the city.

1926

The 1926 election took place in September 1926.

Mayoral

Incumbent mayor Dr. Cecil S. Yarbrough was re-elected to a fifth consecutive term.

City council elections

The following people were elected to the city council:

• H. W. Wright
• W. D. Martin
• A. L. Thomas
• Dr. B. B. Ross
• C. F. Little

1928

The 1928 election took place on September 17, 1928.

Mayoral

1928 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

September 17, 1928

Candidate W. D. Copeland Cecil S. Yarbrough Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 165 142 Percentage 53.7% 47.3%

Mayor before election Cecil S. Yarbrough Elected mayor W. D. Copeland

W. D. Copeland defeated incumbent Cecil S. Yarbrough.

City council election

All five members were elected city-wide, with voters selecting five.

1932

The 1932 election was held in September 1932.

Mayoral

Incumbent W. D. Copeland was elected unopposed.

City council elections

The following people were elected to the city council:

• J. C. Grimes
• W. D. Martin
• Homer Wright
• H. M. Martin
• A. Meadows

1936

The 1936 election was held in September 1936.

Mayoral

1936 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

September 1936

Candidate Cecil S. Yarbrough W. D. Copeland Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 237 17 Percentage 93.3% 6.7%

Mayor before election W. D. Copeland Elected mayor Cecil S. Yarbrough

City council elections

The following people were elected as councilmen:

• A. Meadows
• J. C. Grimes
• W. D. Martin
• Herbert M. Martin
• W. L. Long

1940

The 1940 election was held on September 16, 1940.

Mayoral

1940 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

September 16, 1940

Candidate Cecil S. Yarbrough Party Nonpartisan Popular vote 396 Percentage 100.0%

Mayor before election Cecil S. Yarbrough Elected mayor Cecil S. Yarbrough

City council elections

Place 1

Place 2

Place 3

Place 4

Place 5

1944

The 1944 election was held on September 17, 1944.

Mayoral election

1944 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

September 17, 1944

Candidate G. H. Wright Cecil S. Yarbrough Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 281 253 Percentage 52.6% 47.4%

Mayor before election C. S. Yarbrough Elected mayor G. H. Wright

G. H. Wright was elected mayor.

City council elections

Place 1

Place 2

Place 3

Place 4

Place 5

1956

The 1956 election was held on September 17, 1956.

Mayoral election

1956 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

September 17, 1956

Candidate G. H. Wright Louie W. James J. G. Hitchcock Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 630 588 374 Percentage 39.6% 36.9% 23.5%

Mayor before election Louie W. James Elected mayor G. H. Wright

City council elections

Each ward elected two members, and voters selected two candidates on their ballots.

City council president

First ward

Second ward

Third ward

Fourth ward

1968

The 1968 election took place on 13 August 1968, with runoffs taking place on 10 September 1968.

Mayoral

1968 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

13 August 1968

Candidate James K. Haygood Jr. G. H. Wright Kenneth Roy Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 1,371 719 585 Percentage 51.3% 26.9% 21.8%

Mayor before election G. H. Wright Elected mayor James K. Haygood Jr.

James K. Haygood Jr. defeated incumbent G.H. Wright.

City council elections

City council president

1972

The 1972 election was held on 8 August 1972. Runoffs were held on 12 September 1972.

Mayoral

1972 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

12 September 1972

Candidate James K. Haygood Jr. G. H. Wright Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 1,950 1,709 Percentage 53.3% 46.7%

Mayor before election James K. Haygood Jr. Elected mayor James K. Haygood Jr.

Runoff

James K. Haygood Jr. won the runoff election, and was elected to his second term.

City council elections

City council president

Runoff

Eugene E. Stanaland won the runoff over Andrew J. Gentry Jr.

Ward 1, Place 1

Runoff

Ward 1, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 2, Place 2

Ward 3, Place 1

Four candidates qualified for the ballot for this seat.

Runoff

Ward 3, Place 2

Six candidates qualified for the ballot for this seat.

Runoff

Ward 4, Place 1

O. Clyde Prather was unopposed in this seat.

Ward 4, Place 2

Three candidates qualified for the ballot for this seat. The top two advanced to a runoff.

Runoff

1976

The 1976 election was held on 10 August 1976, with runoffs being held on 14 September 1976.

Mayoral

1976 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

14 September 1976

Candidate Donald E. Hayhurst O. Clyde Prather Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 2235 1740 Percentage 56.2% 43.8%

Mayor before election James K. Haygood Jr. Elected mayor Donald E. Hayhurst

Donald E. Hayhurst won the runoff election.

First round

Runoff

City council elections

City council president

Runoff

Incumbent Eugene Stanaland was defeated by William Allen after he was only able to win one of the four wards.

Ward 1, Place 1

Runoff

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 2, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 3, Place 1

Runoff

Ward 3, Place 2

Ward 4, Place 1

Ward 4, Place 2

1980

The 1980 election was held on 8 July 1980, with runoff elections being held on 29 July 1980.

Mayoral

1980 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

8 July 1980

Candidate Jan Dempsey Caine Campbell Ruth Speake Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 1,952 1,037 785 Percentage 46.4% 24.6% 18.7%   Candidate Mike Lisano Party Nonpartisan Popular vote 339 Percentage 8.1%

Mayor before election Donald E. Hayhurst Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

First round

Runoff

On 10 July 1980, Caine Campbell filed a notice of withdrawal with the City of Auburn. As the only remaining candidate, Jan Dempsey was selected as mayor with no runoff election held.

City council elections

No election was held for Ward 3, Place 2.

City council president

Ward 1, Place 1

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 2, Place 2

Ward 3, Place 1

Ward 4, Place 1

Ward 4, Place 2

Runoff

1982

The 1982 election was held on 13 July 1982, with the runoff elections being held on 3 August 1982. This was also the final election in which a city council president was elected.

Mayoral

1982 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

13 July 1982

Candidate Jan Dempsey Party Nonpartisan Popular vote Unopposed

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

Incumbent mayor Jan Dempsey was the only qualified candidate, and as such, she won the election unopposed.

City council

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 1, Place 1
• Ward 2, Place 1
• Ward 3, Place 1
• Ward 4, Place 1

City council president

Runoff

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 3, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 4, Place 2

1984

The 1984 election was held on 10 July 1984.

Mayoral

1984 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

10 July 1984

Candidate Jan Dempsey Samuel Harris Charles Lindner Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 1,591 591 139 Percentage 64.5% 23.9% 5.6%   Candidate C. Ted Murphy Party Nonpartisan Popular vote 130 Percentage 5.3%

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

City council elections

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 1, Place 2
• Ward 2, Place 2
• Ward 3, Place 2
• Ward 4, Place 1
• Ward 4, Place 2

Ward 1, Place 1

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 3, Place 1

1986

The 1986 election was held on 8 July 1986, with the runoff elections being held on 29 July 1986.

Mayoral

1986 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

8 July 1986

Candidate Jan Dempsey Victor E. Vance Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 2,803 1,117 Percentage 71.5% 28.5%

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

City council elections

No elections were held for the following seats:

• District 1, Post 2
• District 2, Post 2
• District 3, Post 1

District 1, Post 1

Runoff

District 2, Post 1

District 3, Post 2

District 4, Post 1

District 4, Post 2

Endorsements

Mayor

• Jan Dempsey; Incumbent mayor of Auburn, Alabama

Results

1990

The 1990 election was held on 28 August 1990, with the runoff elections being held on 18 September 1990.

Mayoral

1990 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

28 August 1990

Candidate Jan M. Dempsey Lamar Sellers Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 2,326 992 Percentage 70.1% 29.9%

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

City council elections

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 2, Place 1
• Ward 2, Place 2
• Ward 4, Place 2

Ward 1, Place 1

Runoff

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 3, Place 1

Ward 3, Place 2

Ward 4, Place 1

Runoff

1994

The 1994 election was held on 23 August 1994, with runoffs being held on 13 September 1994.

Mayoral

1994 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

23 August 1994

Candidate Jan Dempsey Wanda West Robert Schaeffer Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 2,671 1,446 322 Percentage 60.2% 32.6% 7.3%

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Jan Dempsey

Incumbent mayor Jan Dempsey won a majority of votes in the first round against two opposition candidates.

City council elections

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 3, Place 1
• Ward 4, Place 1
• Ward 4, Place 2

Ward 1, Place 1

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 2, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 3, Place 2

1998

The 1998 election was held on 25 August 1998, with the runoff elections being held on 15 September 1995.

Mayoral

1998 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

25 August 1998

Candidate Bill Ham Jr. Patrick Dorminey Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 3,047 564 Percentage 84.4% 15.6%

Mayor before election Jan Dempsey Elected mayor Bill Ham Jr.

Bill Ham Jr. won the election in a landslide vote.

City council election

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 2, Place 1
• Ward 3, Place 1
• Ward 4, Place 1

Ward 1, Place 1

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 2

Ward 3, Place 2

Runoff

Ward 4, Place 2

Runoff

2002

The 2002 election was held on 27 August 2002.

Mayoral

2002 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

27 August 2002

Candidate Bill Ham Jr. Party Nonpartisan Popular vote Unopposed

Mayor before election Bill Ham Jr. Elected mayor Bill Ham Jr.

Incumbent mayor Bill Ham Jr. did not have opposition, and won the election unopposed.

City council elections

No elections were held for the following seats:

• Ward 2, Place 2

Ward 1, Place 1

Ward 1, Place 2

Ward 2, Place 1

Ward 3, Place 1

Ward 3, Place 2

Ward 4, Place 1

Ward 4, Place 2

2006

The 2006 election was held on 22 August 2006, with runoffs being held on 10 September 2006.

Mayoral

2006 Auburn, Alabama mayoral election

22 August 2006

Candidate Bill Ham Jr. William McLaurine Party Nonpartisan Nonpartisan Popular vote 4,538 961 Percentage 77.6% 22.4%

Mayor before election Bill Ham Jr. Elected mayor Bill Ham Jr.

Bill Ham Jr. won the election with 77.6% of the vote.

City council elections

Any runoff elections were held on 12 September.

Ward 1

Runoff

Ward 2

Ward 3

Ward 4

Ward 5

Ward 6

Ward 7

Ward 8

2010

2014

2018

2022

Incumbent mayor Ron Anders Jr. ran unopposed in the election.

2026

The 2026 elections will be held on 25 August 2026.

Referendums

Referendums are held in Auburn primarily to allow residents to vote on tax propositions.

2001 Five Mill Tax referendum

A referendum was held on August 28, 2001, to determine voter approval on how to use revenue from the Five Mill Tax, established in 1948. The referendum granted funding to the building of a new cemetery, a passive park, and a new soccer complex.

Results

2001 Five Mill Tax referendum

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	1,201	94.4
No	71	5.6
Total votes	1,272	100.00

2001 Auburn City Schools school tax extension

Results

2001 Auburn City Schools school tax extension

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	1,184	92.9
No	91	7.1
Total votes	1,275	100.00

2012 Special Five-Mill Tax Referendum

A referendum was held on January 24, 2012, to determine voter approval on how to use revenue from the Special Five-Mill Tax. The referendum granted funding to a number of city-funded projects throughout Auburn.

Results

2012 Special Five-Mill Tax Referendum

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	1,105	86.7
No	169	13.3
Total votes	1,274	100.00

2013 School tax referendum

A referendum was held in 2013 to increase property taxes in the city, in order to fund the building of a new high school. The referendum failed at 46% in favor.

Results

2013 Auburn, Alabama school tax referendum

Choice	Votes	%
No	5,185	53.8
Yes	4,452	46.2
Total votes	9,637	100.00

By ward

2019 Special Municipal Bond election

2019 Special Municipal Bond election

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	727	91.4
No	68	8.6
Total votes	795	100.00

By ward

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