August 4, 2021 •
Sterling Heights, Michigan Primary Election Results
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In the Sterling Heights, Michigan nonpartisan mayoral primary election incumbent Mayor Michael C. Taylor received the most votes and will face Ken Nelson in the Nov. 2 general election.
The City Council will also be elected on Nov. 2 when voters will choose from the 12 candidates receiving the most votes in the primary.
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