"I think the biggest priority going in is repairing the image of the council," Gordon said. "Right now there seems to be an image — it's incorrect, but still out there — of not being communicative, doing things hidden and behind the scenes. One of my main priorities for this year is trying to fix that."
There were a total of 864 votes tallied, with 63.9% of voters, or 552 total, for Gordon and 36.1%, or 312 total, for his opponent, Don Carlson. "I'm really excited at the turnout," Gordon said. More information is available here. Editor's note: This article was updated on May 15 with the official, canvassed results.