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Incumbent Columbus Mayor Skip Henderson wins election against John Anker
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Key takeaways
- Skip Henderson re-elected as Columbus Mayor with 61% of votes against John Anker's 39%.
- Henderson begins second term as 70th mayor of Columbus, serving city of over 29,000 residents.
Columbus Mayor Skip Henderson has been re-elected for his second term by Muscogee County voters during the primary election season.
Henderson won 61% of the votes against John Anker, a local businessman, who only got 39% of the votes.
Henderson began his first term back on January 7th, 2019. He is the 70th Mayor to run the city, which is currently populated with over 29,000 residents.
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