The Fort Worth City Council convened on May 13, 2025, to canvass the results of the recent municipal election held on May 3. The meeting revealed significant outcomes for the city's leadership, with several candidates declared elected across various districts.

Maddie Parker was re-elected as mayor, securing 66.68% of the vote. In District 2, Carlos Flores triumphed with 73.66%, while Michael D. Crane won District 3 with 71.67%. District 4 saw Charlie Lauersdorf elected with 74.49% of the votes. Deborah Peoples received 54.28% in District 5, and Macy Hill achieved a remarkable 100% in District 7. Chris Nettles was elected in District 8 with 74.1%, Elizabeth Embecke in District 9 with 65.55%, Alan Blaylock in District 10 with another 100%, and Jeanette Martinez in District 11 with 77.07%.

However, the election results also indicated a need for a runoff in District 6, where Mia Hall and Daryl R. Davis II will compete on June 7, 2025. This runoff highlights the competitive nature of the election and the importance of voter engagement in local governance.

The council's next step involves formalizing these results through a resolution, ensuring that the election outcomes are officially recognized. The meeting also included public speakers, with Bob Willoughby sharing insights from his own electoral experiences, emphasizing the significance of understanding voting history.

As Fort Worth moves forward with its newly elected officials, the community can anticipate continued discussions on local issues and initiatives that will shape the city's future. The council's actions reflect a commitment to transparency and accountability, vital for fostering trust and engagement among residents.