WOODSTOCK, GA (November 5, 2025) – The City of Woodstock is pleased to announce the results of the 2025 Municipal General Election held Tuesday, November 4. Voters in Woodstock delivered a clear message with a robust turnout affirming our shared vision of Boldly Pursuing What’s Next to Build a Thriving Community. Results are as follows:
Mayor:
Michael Caldwell (Incumbent) – 3,915 votes
Martha Jean Schindler – 1,955 votes
Council Member, Ward 1:
Warren Johnson (Incumbent) – 3,442 votes
Trent Council – 2,111 votes
Council Member, Ward 3:
Colin Ake (Incumbent) – 4,780 votes
Council Member, Ward 5:
Brian Wolfe (Incumbent) – 3,418 votes
Gopi Govindaraj – 2,230 votes
Senior Tax Exemption Surviving Spouse:
Yes: 5,092
No: 801
TSPLOST:
Yes: 25,132
No: 16,479
Mayor Michael Caldwell reacted to the election results, “In the past four years, our City Council has delivered lower taxes, record public safety investment, and generational upgrades to our roads, water, and parks. Thank you, Woodstock, for your trust and for the honor of serving you as your Mayor. Together, we’ll keep building a city that feels like home.”
A Swearing In Ceremony will take place at start of the January 12th Regular Meeting of Mayor and Council. Terms of office begin January 1, 2026, and continue through December 31, 2029. Residents are encouraged to stay engaged; join the conversation on the City’s social media channels and sign up for Email/SMS news at woodstockga.gov.
About the City of Woodstock
Located 30 miles north of Atlanta, Woodstock is a thriving community in Cherokee County known for its vibrant downtown, strong community partnerships, and commitment to investing in infrastructure that supports safe, efficient growth.
