2018 Austin mayoral election|
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| Turnout | 41.73%[1]  |
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| Candidate
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Steve Adler
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Laura Morrison
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| Popular vote
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171,198
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56,110
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| Percentage
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59.15%
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19.39%
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| Candidate
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Gustavo Peña
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Todd Phelps
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| Popular vote
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32,519
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18,323
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| Percentage
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11.23%
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6.33%
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The 2018 Austin mayoral election was held on November 6, 2018, to elect the mayor of Austin, Texas. The election was a non-partisan mayoral election. If a candidate received a majority of the votes (50%+1 or greater), the candidate was elected, otherwise a runoff would be held between the top two candidates with the most votes. As incumbent Steve Adler secured a majority in the first round, a runoff was not required, and Adler was re-elected mayor for a second term.
Campaign
Adler entered the election with a strong fundraising advantage over his challengers.[2]
Adler's most formidable challenger was perceived to be former Austin City Council member Laura Morrison.[2] Morrison had been a prominent critic of CodeNEXT (a shelved effort to rewrite the city's land development code) and the deal Adler was offering to bring a Major League Soccer team to the city.[2]
Election results
Results[1]
| Candidate
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Votes
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%
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| Steve Adler (incumbent)
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171,198
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59.15
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| Laura Morrison
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56,110
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19.39
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| Gustavo "Gus" Peña
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32,519
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11.23
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| Todd Phelps
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18,323
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6.33
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| Travis Duncan
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6,532
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2.26
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| Alexander Strenger
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2,860
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0.99
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| Alan Pease
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1,908
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0.66
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| Voter turnout
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%
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