2015 Akron mayoral election

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Nominee Dan Horrigan Eddie Sipplen Party Democratic Republican Popular vote 29,436 9,732 Percentage 72.33% 29.51%

Mayor before election Jeff Fusco(interim) Democratic ElectedMayor Dan Horrigan Democratic

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The2015 Akron mayoral election was held on November 3, 2015. On May 8, 2015, MayorDon Plusquellic announced that he would not seek an eighth term and that he would resign from office on May 31,^[1] which elevated City Council President Garry Moneypenny to serve as interim Mayor.

Moneypenny planned to run for a full term in the election, but shortly after he took office, he admitted to inappropriate contact with a female city employee and announced that he would not run,^[2] and ultimately resigned from office. Newly elected City Council President Jeff Fusco then became interim Mayor, and declined to run for a full term.^[3]

Dan Horrigan, the County Clerk of Courts, won the Democratic primary over City Councilman Mike Williams, Plusquellic's2011 primary challenger, and advanced to the general election. He was opposed by Republican nominee Eddie Sipplen, a criminal defense attorney, and independent William Melver, a retired engineer. Horrigan won the general election in a landslide, receiving 72 percent of the vote to Sipplen's 24 percent and Melver's 4 percent.^[4]

• Dan Horrigan, County Clerk of Courts^[5]
• Mike Williams, City Councilman,2011 candidate for Mayor^[6]

• Frank Comunale, County Councilman^[7]
• Tom Sawyer, State Senator, former Congressman, former Mayor of Akron^[8]

• Jeff Fusco, interim Mayor^[3]
• Garry Moneypenny, former interim Mayor^[2]
• Don Plusquellic, former Mayor^[1]
• Ilene Shapiro, County Council President^[9]

• Eddie Sipplen, defense attorney^[11]

• Dan Horrigan, County Clerk of Courts (Democratic)
• Eddie Sipplen, defense attorney (Republican)
• William Melver, retired engineer (independent)^[12]

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