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Cedar City Council certifies Nov. 4 election results
Summary
At a special meeting, Cedar City officials certified the Nov. 4 general election results announced by Renaud and unanimously voted to accept the results; turnout was 39.87%.
Renaud (role not specified) announced the official results of the Nov. 4 general election at a Cedar City special council meeting, and the council voted unanimously to accept the totals.
"The official results of the November fourth general election are as follows," Renaud said, reading vote totals: mayor — Steve Nelson, 4,300; Phil Schmidt, 2,712; city council — R. Scott Phillips, 4,863; Waldo D. Gallon, 3,843; Ron Riddle, 2,734; Kathy A. Long, 1,357. Renaud also reported total voter turnout of 39.87 percent.
Following the announcement, an unidentified council member moved that the council "accept those election results as read." A second was recorded, and the council proceeded to vote. After prompting to "start with Mister Phillips," multiple council members answered "Aye," and the chair noted the outcome as unanimous.
The meeting concluded with brief congratulations and a motion to adjourn the special session; the motion was seconded and the meeting moved to adjournment.
