Powersports dealer Tim Kelly and former economic development nonprofit president Kim White have advanced to the runoff to succeed term-limited Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke.

Kelly has said he doesn’t identify with either party. He gave donations to Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden last year and Republican gubernatorial candidate Randy Boyd in 2018. The son of a former Cadillac dealer, Kelly sold his own Subaru franchise last year. He still owns a large Honda powersports dealership.

White was the choice among conservative voters and the Chamber of Commerce crowd. She used to work for the real estate company of Bob Corker, a former mayor and U.S. senator. She later headed the River City Co.

Wade Hinton, a former city attorney under Berke, finished third.

Here are the top finishers among the 15 candidates:

Tim Kelly	8,562	30%
Kim White	8,289	29%
Wade Hinton	6,108	22%
Monty R Bruell	2,407	8%
Russell J Gilbert Sr.	889	3%
Elenora Woods	805	3%
Chris Long	491	2%
Erskine Oglesby Jr.	322	1%
Monty Dewayne Bell	157	1%

The runoff is scheduled for April 13.