Flint Mayor Karen Weaver and U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), a Democratic candidate for president, tours downtown Flint on July 12, 2019. (Andrew Roth | Flint Beat)

Flint Incumbent Mayor Weaver and State Rep. Neeley are heading to the November 2019 general election

By Flint Beat Last updated Aug 6, 2019

FLINT, MI — It was a close primary for Flint Mayor Karen Weaver and State Rep. Sheldon Neeley. The two will now face off in the November general elections as Flint voters decide who will serve as Flint’s mayor.

State Rep. Sheldon Neeley (Courtesy Photo)

According to unofficial results on Aug. 6, 2019, from the Genesee County Clerk’s Office Weaver came in with 3,815, Neeley had 3,586, businessman Don Pfeiffer came in at third with 1,198 votes and former City Manager Gregory Eason came in last with 452 votes.

Unofficial Results
Gregory A. Eason 452
Sheldon A. Neeley 3,586
Don Pfeiffer 1,198
Karen Weaver 3,815

Flint Incumbent Mayor Weaver and State Rep. Neeley are heading to the November 2019 general election

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