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Evansville City approves 'Eric Reid correction' by voice vote
Summary
Evansville City approved an item referred to as the 'Eric Reid correction (part 1 and 2),' which the transcript records with percentages '70 and 72%.' The motion was moved by Speaker 2, seconded by Speaker 1 and carried on a voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Speaker 2 moved to approve an item described in the record as the 'Eric Reid correction (part 1 and 2).' Speaker 1 seconded the motion. Speaker 1 then called for a voice vote: 'All in favor, say aye.' The transcript records Speaker 1 saying 'Aye' and then the word 'Passing.'
The announcement preceding the motion referred to 'Eric Reid correction part 1 and 2' and reported percentages transcribed as '70 and 72%.' The transcript does not provide further context about what those percentages represent (for example, vote shares, ballot tallies, or approval rates); the document presents only the fragmentary readout and the subsequent motion to approve.
The record identifies the participants only as 'Speaker 1' and 'Speaker 2.' The transcript does not include a roll-call or individual vote tallies; the approval is recorded as a voice vote with the motion carried. No legal authority, ordinance number, or formal resolution text appears in the transcript for this item. The next procedural items in the transcript proceed immediately after the voice vote.
