Suwanee, Georgia, USA: Incumbent Linnea Miller has secured another term on the Suwanee City Council, retaining her Post 3 seat after defeating challenger Brittany Wolfe in Tuesday’s municipal election. According to official results from the City of Suwanee, Miller received 1,001 votes, while Wolfe earned 871.
Having served on the council since 2014, Miller will continue her work for another four-year term. Expressing her gratitude following the victory, she thanked residents and supporters for their trust.
“Thank you, Suwaneetians! I’m honoured and truly grateful for the chance to keep serving as your City Councilwoman,” Miller said. “Communities don’t just appear — they’re built through connection, shared experiences, and genuine care for where we live. Suwanee shines because of its people.”
Miller also extended appreciation to her campaign team, volunteers, and family for their efforts throughout the election.
“This campaign was a team effort — from volunteers who knocked on doors to neighbours who shared their ideas and dreams,” she added. “Together, we chose community, kindness, and truth.”
Beyond her council role, Miller is the founder of Long Table LLC, a Suwanee-based leadership consulting company. She has been actively involved in local projects supporting public art, parks, and community engagement. Her re-election ensures continued leadership stability as Suwanee focuses on balanced growth, infrastructure development, and maintaining its strong sense of community.
In other city council results, Peter “Pete” Charpentier, the current Post 5 representative, was also re-elected with 1,219 votes, defeating T. Nicole Linder, who received 619.
Meanwhile, the Post 4 race heads to a runoff election after no candidate achieved a majority. Beth Hilscher, the incumbent, earned 843 votes, while David Martinez received 856, and Ted Rollins followed with 181. The runoff for Post 4 is scheduled for December 2, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with early voting open from November 24–26 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at Suwanee City Hall.
