American election in Tennessee
2011 Nashville mayoral election Turnout 19.71%[1] Candidate Karl Dean James Keeton Popular vote 50,391 6,661 Percentage 79.13% 10.46% Candidate Marvin Barnes Popular vote 4,220 Percentage 6.63%
The 2011 Nashville mayoral election took place on August 4, 2011, to elect the mayor of Nashville, Tennessee . Incumbent mayor Karl Dean won re-election outright in the first round, eliminating the need for a runoff.
Candidates [ edit ] Bruce Casper James Keeton[2] Karl Dean , incumbent mayorMarvin Barnes Results [ edit ] Results[3] Candidate Votes % Karl Dean (incumbent) 50,391 79.13 James Keeton 6,661 10.46 Marvin Barnes 4,220 6.63 Bruce Casper 1,810 2.84 Write-in 597 0.94 Total votes 63,679 100.00%
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