Incumbents Re-elected to Southfield Board of Education for Six-Year Terms
In Southfield, Michigan, incumbents Jenae’ Anderson and Amani Johnson have been re-elected to the Southfield Public School District Board of Education. The unofficial election results from the Oakland County Clerk’s Office indicate that Anderson received 14,396 votes and Johnson received 16,492 votes. Two seats were contested in this election, with four candidates vying for the positions. Both Anderson and Johnson will serve six-year terms on the board. The other two candidates, Ayo Johnson and Wendy Webster-Jackson, received 5,664 and 12,065 votes, respectively. Anderson and Johnson are scheduled to be sworn into their seats at a board meeting in January.
