METRO: Some communities are holding runoff votes today,

Several mayoral, city council races narrowed down, will be decided.

Voters in a handful of metro Atlanta communities will hit the polls again today, deciding runoff races for key municipal positions.

The contests include five mayoral races and 11 city council spots that weren’t quite decided during the Nov. 5 elections, usually because a large number of candidates meant nobody won a majority of the votes cast — in such instances, the top two vote-getters proceed to a runoff.

In the case of one Smyrna council race, a re-vote was triggered because both candidates garnered the exact same number of votes.

Voters should check that they live within the limits of their respective cities before heading to the polls today.

Visit ajc.com for post-election results.

Clayton County

College Park

Mayor: Bianca Motley Broom and Jack Longino (I)

Morrow

Mayor: Jeff DeTar (I) and John Lampl

City Council Post 4: Larry Ferguson (I) and Khoa Vuong

Cobb County Smyrna

Mayor: Derek Norton and Ryan Campbell

City Council Ward 2 (re-vote): Andrea Blustein (I) and Austin Wagner

DeKalb County

Doraville

Mayor: Joseph Geierman and Donna Pittman (I)

Stonecrest

City Council District 5: Tammy Grimes and Dave Marcus

Fayette County

Fayetteville

City Council Post 2: Kathaleen Brewer (I) and Joe Clark

Fulton County

College Park

Mayor: Bianca Motley Broom and Jack Longino (I)

Johns Creek

City Council Post 2: Dilip Tunki and Brian Weaver

City Council Post 4: Chris Coughlin (I) and Marybeth Cooper

City Council Post 6: Erin Elwood and Issure C. Yang

Roswell

City Council Post 3:

Christine Hall and Lisa Holland

Gwinnett County

Braselton

Town Council District 1: Richard Mayberry and Becky Richardson (I)

Norcross

City Council at-large: Bruce Gaynor and Tyler Hannel

Snellville

City Council Post 2: Solange Destang and Brittany Marmol

JOHN SPINK/JSPINK@AJC.COM Voters in several metro Atlanta cities will cast votes today in races that had either too large a pool of candidates Nov. 5 or, in one case, candidates with the same number of votes.

ALYSSA POINTER/ALYSSA.POINTER@AJC.COM Smyrna is just one of the many cities across six counties that returns to the polls today to choose a mayor, among other elections.