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Tracking the results of the races for four Buffalo Common Council seats

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — There were four Buffalo Common Council seats up for grabs on election night. Below you'll find the latest results for each of the races.

Ellicott District
Democrat Leah Halton-Pope faced off against Independent Michael Chapman for the seat that was left vacant by Darius Pridgen's departure. According to unofficial results on the Erie County Board of Elections website, with 100% of precincts reporting, Halton-Pope has 78.03% (3,126) of the vote and Chapman has 20.82% (834) of the vote. There were an additional 46 write-in votes.

Lovejoy District
Democratic incumbent Bryan Bollman faced off against Republican candidate David McElroy for the seat. According to unofficial results on the Erie County Board of Elections website, with 94% of precincts reporting, Bollman has 72.81% (1,802) of the vote and McElroy has 25.98% (643) of the vote. There were an additional 30 write-in votes.

Masten District
Democrat Zeneta Everhart faced off against Murray Holman for the seat that was left vacant by Ulysees Wingo's departure. According to unofficial results on the Erie County Board of Elections website, with 100% of precincts reporting, Everhart has 87% (2,696) of the vote and Holman has 11.16% (346) of the vote. There were an additional 57 write-in votes.

University District
Democratic incumbent Rasheed Wyatt faced off against Kathryn Franco for the seat. According to unofficial results on the Erie County Board of Elections website, with 92% of precincts reporting, Wyatt has 81.55% (2,626) of the vote and Franco has 17.76% (572) of the vote. There were an additional 22 write-in votes.

In the Delaware, Fillmore, Niagara, North, and South Districts the incumbents ran unopposed.