Incumbent Paul Bond won re-election for mayor of Oak Ridge North with 176 votes, or 87.13% of the votes cast in the May 2 election, according to unofficial results from Montgomery County Elections. Challenger Russell Dudley received 26 votes, or 12.87% of the vote.
Ahead of election day, Bond told Community Impact he hopes to continue the city's vision for the future with the completion of Robinson Road and improving walkability, among other goals.
This will be Bond's third term as mayor. He was first sworn in June 2019.











