2013 Houston mayoral election

The Houston mayoral election of 2013 took place on November 5, 2013. The incumbent Mayor Annise Parker was re-elected to a third, and final, two-year term in office.

Candidates

Declared candidates include:

Incumbent Mayor Annise Parker^[1] (Democratic)
Former City Attorney Ben Hall^[2] (Democratic)
Don Cook^[3] (Green)
Eric Dick^[4] (Republican)
Victoria Lane^[5]^[6]
Michael J. Fitzsimmons^[7](Socialist)
Keryl Burgess Douglas^[8]

Endorsements

Results

Candidate	Vote Number	Vote Percentage^[10]
Annise D. Parker	97,009	57.22%
Ben Hall	46,775	27.59%
Eric B. Dick	18,302	10.79%
Victoria Lane	1,782	1.05%
Don Cook	1,720	1.01%
Keryl Burgess Douglas	1,192	0.70%
Michael Fitzsimmons	1,179	0.70%
Derek A. Jenkins	823	0.49%
Charyl L. Drab	767	0.45%

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