The City of Tuscaloosa is excited to announce the adoption of poll pad technology at all voting locations. Poll pad technology eliminates a-k lines and endless amounts of voter registration papers to make the voting process faster, more accurate and to cut down on fraudulent activities. The iPad technology operates using a built in scanner and database to verify voter information, all without being connected to the Internet. For more information please watch the video above.
Stepfon "Step" Lewis - Mayor
Walt Maddox - Mayor
Eric M. Wilson - Board Chair
Willie C. Gordon - City Council
Phyliss Wade Odom - City Council
Que Chandler - School Board
Tony V. Humphries - School Board
Rev. Matt Wilson - School Board
Earnestine Young - School Board
Raevan Howard - City Council
Harrison "Mailman" Taylor - City Council
Paul W. Sanders, Sr. - School Board
Ernestine Tucker - School Board
Kendra Williams - School Board
Cynthia Lee Almond - City Council
Guy May - School Board
Matt Calderone - City Council
Patrick T. Hammer - School Board
Zoe Winston - School Board
Brett LaFerrera - City Council
Kip Tyner - City Council
Beth Cleino Allaway - School Board
Erica Grant - School Board
Harry C. Lee - School Board
Lauren Wilson - School Board
Alan "AJ" Johnson - City Council
Eddie Pugh - City Council
Marvin L. Lucas - School Boarf
Andrew Robertson - School Board
Sonya Y. McKinstry - City Council
LaQuetta Peoples, M.ED. - School Board
Erksine Simmons - School Board
The City Clerk is the local elections administrator, and coordinates with the County of Tuscaloosa and the City's election consultant in the organization and conduct of Municipal Elections.
This includes, but is not limited to:
• Preparation of necessary resolutions calling General or Special Municipal Elections
• The coordination of the candidate qualifying process, ballot preparation
• Recruitment and training of election workers
• Canvassing and certification of election results
The City of Tuscaloosa is a mayor-council form of government. The mayor and seven council members are elected every 4 years. The City is divided into seven districts, with a council member elected from each district, and the mayor elected from the City at large.
Qualification dates for spring municipal elections (mayor, city council, and city board of education): Jan. 10-24, 2017
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