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County elections office confirms levies filed, 13 liquor licenses issued and early voting date

Administration Legal Affairs Committee · January 9, 2026

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Summary

County elections/staff reported that all taxing bodies filed levies by the Dec. 27 statutory deadline, the county issued 13 liquor licenses in December, and early voting is scheduled to begin Feb. 5; the office will send SEI forms and prepare sample ballots after state certification.

Speaker 4 reported several administrative election and licensing items to the committee.

The electric commission issued 13 liquor licenses in December, the speaker said. All taxing bodies filed levies with the county by the Dec. 27 statutory deadline, and the clerk—s office will distribute yellow Statement of Economic Interest (SEI) forms to board contacts this week to verify board membership and filing obligations.

Speaker 4 said the state board of elections must first certify the candidate list before the county prepares sample ballots. Early voting was noted to begin on Feb. 5. The office has been contacting nursing homes to confirm resident voter lists and is assigning election judges for the upcoming election.

No formal action was taken; these items were presented as informational updates.