Homewood Election Day 2020
Homewood residents go to the polls to vote in city elections Tuesday, Aug. 25, after listening to mayoral and City Council candidates share their stories and platforms over the past several months.
The ballot will have three mayoral candidates, one City Council president candidate and 23 City Council candidates.
Homewood Mayor Scott McBrayer is running for reelection. Opposing McBrayer for the mayoral seat are Patrick McClusky, who currently represents Ward 3 on City Council, and Chris Lane, who is running in a municipal election for the first time.
City Council President, Alex Wyatt was unopposed as were Andy Gwaltney in Ward 1, Place 1 and Jennifer Andress in Ward 5, Place 1.
See coverage of our election forum on Aug. 11.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. There are 5 polling places in Homewood:
Ward 1 - Homewood Central Park
Ward 2 - Homewood Senior Center
Ward 3 - Edgewood Elementary School
Ward 4 - Homewood Public Library
Ward 5 - Shades Cahaba Elementary School
To find out which one is your polling place, go to myinfo.alabamavotes.gov/VoterView/PollingPlaceSearch.do