Mayor Carney re-elected; two incumbent Mooresville commissioners defeated

Posted on by Mike Fuhrman

IFN Staff

Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney was re-elected Tuesday, but two incumbent town commissioners lost their seats, according to unofficial results.

Carney garnered 2,122 votes (49.58%) to win a second term. H. William Compton Jr. was second with 1,561 votes and Patrick Wright third with 526 votes.

In the Ward 3 race, challenger Frank Owens received 774 votes (52.02%) to defeat incumbent Tommy DeWeese, who garnered 706 votes.

In the Ward 4 race, Dana Tucker (534 votes) easily defeated incumbent Lisa Qualls (363 votes) and Justin Crews (227 votes).

At-Large Commissioner Gary West held onto his seat, garnering 1,861 votes (44.79%) to fend off challengers Scarlett Overbay-Inman (1,558 votes) and Eddie Wheeler (704 votes).

3 thoughts on “Mayor Carney re-elected; two incumbent Mooresville commissioners defeated”

  1. Firelt713 says:

    Now that the election is over, can we get them town hall tapes released to see what really happened in those wee hours?

  3. MIKE MOORE says:

    CONGRATULATIONS TO FRANK OWENS. THE OLD SAYING, “IF AT FIRST YOU DON’T SUCEED, TRY TRY AGAIN” DOES WORK!

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