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Graham council canvasses and certifies Nov. 5 charter amendment election results

Graham City Council · November 20, 2024
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Summary

The council canvassed the Nov. 5, 2024 charter amendment special election, with the city secretary reading vote percentages for Propositions A–I showing each proposition carried; the council then approved the official canvass and adopted a resolution certifying the results.

The Graham City Council conducted the required canvass of the Nov. 5, 2024 charter amendment special election and then adopted a resolution to certify the results.

The city secretary read the vote percentages for Propositions A through I during the meeting; each proposition was reported as receiving a majority in favor (examples cited in the record include Proposition A at 64.03% for, Proposition D at 91.15% for, and Proposition C at 77.71% for). Following the readout, council moved to approve the canvass (motion by Jeff; second by Shanna) and approved the canvass by voice vote.

Council then considered a resolution (Resolution No. 202) to formally certify the election results, direct the city secretary to incorporate approved changes into the city charter and authorize the mayor to certify the results to the Texas Secretary of State. Motion to adopt the resolution was made by Jack, seconded by Brent, and passed by voice vote.

The transcript records the percentages read into the official record but does not include a full roll‑call vote; the council’s actions put the charter changes into the city’s official record for subsequent administrative steps.