Destin Log Reporter Matt Algarin reported the results of tonight's election results.
Prebble Ramswell collected 836 votes (19.65 percent) the most votes Tuesday night, while incumbent Jim Foreman totalled the second highest with 685 votes (16.10 percent).
Rodney Braden came in third with 578 votes (13.58 percent), which was only one vote ahead of former Councilman Tom Weidenhamer, who collected 577 votes (13.56 percent). Given the closeness, an automatic recount is scheduled for Friday morning.
The remaining vote totals are below:
2014 Election Guide:
The eight candidates running for three seats on the dais are Rodney Braden, Jim Foreman (incumbent), Larry Hines, Scott Jacobs, Skip Overdier, Matthew Pace, Prebble Ramswell, and Tom Weidenhamer. Here's a look back at The Log's coverage of the candidates and the issues.
THE PERSONALITIES
'A blue collar guy': Rodney Braden splits time as a businessman, adrenaline junkie
The quiet politician: Jim Foreman takes a low-key approach to politics
From fighter pilot to green thumb: Larry Hines has seen it all during military, business career
'A positive voice for change': A father first, Scott Jacobs is a “glass half-full’ kind of guy
Skip Overdier has gone from Vietnam and working with drones to digging his toes in the sand
New to politics, but not Destin: Matthew Pace has a heart for cleaning up Destin
Prebble Ramswell's life has taken her from the CIA to the beaches of Destin
'The fix-it guy': From farm boy to community servant, Tom Weidenhamer is no stranger to hard work
THE ISSUES
Eight is enough: A crowded race for three open seats in City Council
Realtors recommend Destin City Council candidates
A peek inside the city council candidates’ finances
Council candidates line up against proposed strip club in advance of possible vote tonight
Candidates share views at OCREC forum (AUDIO)
Candidates tackle dogs, traffic, code enforcement
Council campaign cash flows ahead of March 11 election
Destin Fire Control District