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Charlotte County Electoral Board certifies June 23 election results, approves bonuses for election workers

Charlotte County Electoral Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Charlotte County Electoral Board met June 24, 2020, certified the June 23 election results, and unanimously approved one-time bonuses of $30 for precinct chiefs and $20 for other election officials; required canvass documents were sent to the county clerk.

The Charlotte County Electoral Board met June 24, 2020, at the Registrar’s Office to canvass and certify the results of the June 23, 2020 election and to complete related post-election paperwork. Chair Glenwood Foster presided; Vice-Chair Lawrence Clark and Secretary Robert Bradner were also present.

Vice-Chair Lawrence Clark moved that, because of the extra work and time required of precinct chiefs and other election officials, the board authorize a one-time payment of $30 for each precinct chief and $20 for each election official who worked the June 23, 2020 election. Secretary Robert Bradner seconded the motion, which the minutes record as passing unanimously. The minutes state that funds were available to provide these payments.

The board conducted the formal canvas of votes and certified the results of the June 23, 2020 election. The minutes further record that all required documents from the canvass were delivered to the office of the Clerk of Charlotte County for filing.

On a motion by Secretary Robert Bradner, seconded by Vice-Chair Lawrence Clark, the Chair declared the meeting adjourned. The minutes conclude with signature lines for Glenwood Foster, Lawrence Clark and Robert Bradner.

The minutes do not specify the exact number of precinct chiefs or election officials receiving the payments, nor the total dollar amount disbursed. The record states only that funds were available to provide the authorized payments.