Municipal elections
According to preliminary election results, Maddox won with 6,727 votes, or 54.9 percent.
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According to preliminary election results, Maddox won with 6,727 votes, or 54.9 percent.
Tuscaloosa voters go to the polls for municipal elections as incumbent Mayor Walt Maddox seeks a fifth term.
Bell took jabs at incumbent Mayor Randall Woodfin and said the city needs "an experienced hand to get us back on track."
Perhaps Maddox's biggest challenger is a man who is not on the ballot, Tuscaloosa-based real estate developer Stan Pate.
It's a record for city elections both in terms of the amount raised and the numbers of contributors.
Incumbent Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin held a campaign kick-off event on Saturday.
The Collective PAC is a D.C political action committee that funds Black candidates for public office.
