New faces on Tulsa's city council

There are some new faces on Tulsa's City Council. We begin in District 1, where incumbent Joe WIlliams easily won re-election Tuesday. <br><br>In District 2, Republican incumbent Randi Miller defeated

Wednesday, March 13th 2002, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

There are some new faces on Tulsa's City Council. We begin in District 1, where incumbent Joe WIlliams easily won re-election Tuesday.

In District 2, Republican incumbent Randi Miller defeated opponent Ken Hancock with 71% of the vote.

Former city councilor David Patrick will take over the District 3 seat. His opponent withdrew from the race, but his name was still on the ballot.

Former Tulsa Fire Chief Tom Baker won with 55% over opponent Michael Bates for the District 4 seat.

In District 5, incumbent Sam Roop was in a close race with Sandra Gilliam but he prevailed with 53% of the vote.

In District 6, incumbent Art Justis won with 59% of the vote.

Newcomer Randall Sullivan won 73% to take over the District 7 seat.

Also, a newcomer in district 8. William Christiansen got 80%.

And in District 9, Susan Neal won 69% of the vote to take over the seat given up by Brady Pringle.