Three Huntingdon council incumbents reported re-elected unopposed

Kelly B. Eubanks, Andrew Maddox and John Lindsey Sanders were reported re-elected without opponents to Huntingdon’s three open City Council seats in the Nov. 3, 2026, municipal election, according to the Tennessee Municipal League. It listed 800 votes for Eubanks, 774 for Maddox and 751 for Sanders.

The highest-to-lowest spread is 49 votes (800 minus 751): Eubanks’ total was 26 above Maddox’s, and Maddox’s was 23 above Sanders’. Those are differences among listed totals, not head-to-head margins, because each candidate ran unopposed in a separate seat race. Do the totals show turnout? No. The figures alone do not establish how many voters participated or what share supported each candidate.

The league reported municipal elections were held in 209 Tennessee municipalities on Nov. 3. The McKenzie Banner separately reported that the three incumbents were elected without opponents and that Mayor Chad Edwards administered their oaths.