Keokuk, IA – Keokuk's mayor will remain in office for two more years.
Tom Marion secured a second term after receiving 62% of the votes cast during yesterday's run-off election.
He defeated At-Large Alderman Dan Winn.
Meanwhile, John Helenthal will replace Winn on the Keokuk City Council.
Helenthal received 72% of the vote to defeat Theresia Harmon in the race for a four-year term.
Marion and Helenthal also received the most votes during the November city elections.
They did not clear the 50% threshold, though, which led to yesterday's run-off.
Turnout was much lower this time around as nearly 400 fewer people cast votes in each race.
Helenthal will join the city council early next month.
Results
Mayor
Tom Marion - 1088 votes (61.9%)
Dan Winn - 669 votes (38.1%)
At-Large Alderman
John Helenthal - 1207 votes (72.0%)
Theresia Harmon - 465 votes (27.7%)