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Roanoke voters elect city’s first majority Black city council

Trish White-Boyd (D), Robert Jeffrey Jr. (D) and Stephanie Moon Reynolds (I) elected

For the first time, Roanoke voters have elected a majority Black city council (WSLS)

ROANOKE, Va. – The results are in, and voters in Roanoke have selected three new city council members.

Trish White-Boyd (D) has been elected as Vice Mayor, along with Robert Jeffrey Jr. (D) and Stephanie Moon Reynolds (I), who were elected to city council.

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The three beat out five other candidates, and the only incumbent among the group was White-Boyd.

This is the city’s first majority Black city council.

To see the results from the race, click here.