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Page County officials read second‑tier canvass totals for Shenandoah city and school races
Summary
At a brief Page County session, officials read second‑tier canvass totals for the City of Shenandoah’s 2025 city and school elections, approved the meeting agenda and then adjourned after confirming vote totals; no formal challenge or additional motions on canvass approval were recorded in the transcript.
Page County meeting officials read second‑tier canvass totals for the City of Shenandoah’s 2025 city and school elections and then adjourned after routine procedural votes.
Speaker 1, an unidentified meeting official, opened the session and asked for a motion to approve the agenda; Speaker 2 moved to approve and Speaker 1 seconded. Both recorded an affirmative voice vote.
The meeting’s substantive work consisted of a line‑by‑line reading of canvass tallies. Speaker 1 said the purpose was "to do the action on the second tier canvass for the 2025 city school election" and proceeded to read totals by office and by county. Among the figures read aloud, Gerald Francis Wagaman was listed with a combined total of 448 votes for mayor, Roger McQueen with a combined total of 562 votes, Paul Boysen with a combined total of 540 for school director at large, Ashlyn Sunderman with 331, Jean Victor with a reported combined total of 832, Adam Vandervliet with 753, and Clint Wootton with 784. Speaker 1 also read council, ward and park commissioner totals (for example, Rita Gibson 83 total; Nancy Mayer 22 in Page County).
After reading the totals, Speaker 1 stated, "I believe that takes care of our second tier canvas for the city and school election." Speaker 2 asked whether a formal motion to approve anything further was required; Speaker 1 replied that they had gone through it and that no additional action appeared necessary in the record.
Speaker 2 then moved to adjourn; Speaker 1 seconded. Both voted "Aye," and the meeting adjourned at 9:05 a.m.
The transcript records the reading of totals and two formal meeting motions (approval of the agenda and a motion to adjourn). The canvass tallies were read into the record; the transcript does not show any contest, formal approval vote specific to the canvass text, or additional motions related to the tabulated results.
