Ron Anders Jr. wins re-election as Auburn Mayor
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- Ron Anders Jr. re-elected Auburn mayor with 77.5% of votes, defeating challenger Robert Wilkins.
- Anders highlights public safety investments, recreation projects, $2 billion capital investment during his tenure.
Ron Anders Jr. has won re-election as mayor of Auburn, defeating challenger Robert Wilkins in Tuesday’s election.
According to the election results provided, Anders received 4,174 votes, or 77.5% of the total vote. Wilkins received 1,209 votes, or 22.5%.
Anders defeated Wilkins by 2,965 votes.
The victory gives Anders another term leading the City of Auburn. His campaign has centered on trust, transparency, public service and continued growth in the community.
Anders first became Auburn mayor in 2018 after previously serving six years on the Auburn City Council, including four years as Mayor Pro Tem.
During his tenure, Anders has highlighted investments in public safety, education, parks and recreation and economic development.
His campaign has pointed to projects including the Lake Wilmore Recreational Area, Town Creek Inclusive Playground and expansion of the Auburn Soccer Complex. The campaign has also cited more than $2 billion in capital investmentand approximately 2,800 new jobs created during his tenure.
Following his re-election, Anders is expected to continue focusing on Auburn’s growth while maintaining the community’s quality of life.
Anders previously described the mayor’s position as a privilege and responsibility, saying that trust is the foundation of healthy leadership.
Election results:
Ron Anders Jr.: 4,174 votes — 77.5%
Robert Wilkins: 1,209 votes — 22.5%
Total votes: 5,383
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