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Twelve people qualified on Tuesday to seek office in this summer’s municipal elections in Andalusia.

Andalusia residents will elect a mayor, five council members, and two members of the board of education on August 26. Those who had qualified to seek office as of 4 p.m. Tuesday included:

• For mayor, Earl Johnson, incumbent.
• For mayor, Terry Craig.
• For District 1, Andalusia City Council, Joe Nix, incumbent.
• For District 1, Andalusia City Council, Will Sconiers.
• For District 1, Andalusia City Council, Jermaine Woods.
• For District 2, Andalusia, City Council, Kennith Mount, incumbent.
• For District 3, Andalusia City Council, Jeremy Craig.
• For District 3, Andalusia City Council, Riley Hill Taylor.
• For District 4, Andalusia City Council, Presley Boswell, incumbent.
• For District 4, Andalusia City Council, Greg Palmer.
• For District 4, Andalusia City Council, Jeff Puckett.
• For District 4, Andalusia Board of Education, Parrish King, incumbent.

No one has qualified for District 5 of the Andalusia City Council or District 2, Andalusia Board of Education. District 5 Council Incumbent Terry Powell was traveling and said he intends to qualify on Wednesday.

Tuesday was the first day of the two-week qualifying period. Qualifying will end at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24.

City elections will be held August 26, 2025, with a runoff on Sept. 23, 2025, if needed.