Molly Rawn ousts Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan in runoff election

State of play: Rawn is the chief executive officer at Experience Fayetteville, the city's tourism arm.

• She previously told Axios she wants to make it easier for small business owners to operate in the city and wants to strengthen relationships with the city's largest employers and neighboring cities.

Flashback: The race headed to a runoff after no candidate managed an outright victory in the November general election.

• Jordan took about 46.9% of the vote in that race, followed by Rawn with about 36.9%, Tom Terminella with about 12.4% and Adam Fire Cat with nearly 3.8%.

Voters also decided some city council seats in the runoff. These were the results, according to unofficial results from Washington and Benton counties.

• Fayetteville Ward 4, Position 2 — Monique Jones won with 58% of the vote against Todd Hertzberg.
• Rogers Ward 2, Position 2 — Incumbent Margaret "Marge" Wolf kept her seat, defeating challenger Carissa Cummings with 60% of the vote.
• Rogers Ward 3, Position 2 — Hayes Minor won against Alicia Hayes, taking 77% of the vote.
• Siloam Springs Position 5 — Reid Carroll won with 55% of the vote against Kevin Williams.

• Siloam Springs Position 6 — Brad Burns took 57% of the vote, defeating Mark Long.
• Bella Vista Ward 1, Position 1 — Travis Harp won against incumbent Jerry Snow with 81% of the vote.
• Bella Vista Ward 3, Position 1 — Anna Isbell unseated incumbent Doug Fowler with 51% of the vote.
• Centerton Ward 2, Position 1 — Wendy Henson took 63% of the vote, defeating incumbent Keith Higginbotham
• Prairie Grove Ward 1, Position 2 — Audrey Wetzel defeated Brian Hawkins with 74% of the vote.
• Pea Ridge Ward 2, Position 1 — Steven Guthrie won against Wendy Harding with 73% of the vote.