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Charlotte County Electoral Board signs canvass, certifies Nov. 3 election results
Summary
The Charlotte County Electoral Board met Nov. 9, 2020, reviewed completed canvass documents and each member signed required papers to certify the Nov. 3, 2020 election results. The board praised Registrar Goode and election officers before adjourning.
The Charlotte County Electoral Board met at the registrar’s office at 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 9, 2020, and signed completed canvass documents to certify the Nov. 3, 2020 election results for Charlotte County. Chair Glenwood Foster called the meeting to order and the board recorded its attendance.
Registrar Goode went over the completed canvass documents, and each board member—Chair Glenwood Foster, Vice‑Chair Lawrence Clark and Secretary Robert Bradner—affixed his signature to the documents required for certifying the results. The minutes state that those signatures fulfilled the requirements for certifying the November 3 election for Charlotte County.
The board formally congratulated Registrar Goode and his staff for “their handling of this most complicated process” and noted the professionalism of the county’s Officers of Election in managing the election’s unique facets. The minutes record the Board’s appreciation but do not list additional specifics about procedures or findings from the canvass review.
The meeting concluded with a procedural motion. On motion of Secretary Robert Bradner, seconded by Vice‑Chair Lawrence Clark, the motion to adjourn passed unanimously and the meeting was adjourned. The minutes include the formal signature block for Chair Glenwood Foster, Vice‑Chair Lawrence Clark and Secretary Robert Bradner.
