Covington has picked its new city commission, according to unofficial results from the Kentucky Secretary of State.
Two of the four members of the current commission — Shannon C. Smith and Tim Downing — sought and won re-election. Smith received the most votes, with Downing a close second.
They'll join James Toebbe and Tim Acri on the next Covington City Commission. Acri, the fourth place finisher, won by just 48 votes over fifth-place finisher Bill Wells.
One current commissioner, Ron Washington, ran unopposed to replace retiring Mayor Joe Meyer.
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The four-member commission serves two-year terms as the city's legislative body. There was a robust field of candidates this time around — eight candidates ran for the four open seats.
The incoming commission will be part of a massive shift in Covington's government after voters approved a shift from a city manager to mayor/council format. Covington will move to a six to 12-member city council under that change.