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Charlotte County Electoral Board verifies June 8 Democratic primary results, reconvenes to process mail ballots
Summary
The Charlotte County Electoral Board reviewed June 8 canvass minutes, reconvened June 11 at 12:30 p.m. to process outstanding mail-in ballots, verified vote tallies, signed official state forms, and adjourned after completing the canvass.
The Charlotte County Electoral Board reviewed the minutes from its June 8, 2021 session and reconvened on June 11, 2021 to complete the canvass of the June 8 Democratic primary election. Chair Claudette Powell recorded that the purpose of the June 8 meeting was to canvass the primary results and noted the board would reconvene to process any additional mail-in ballots.
At the reconvened session on Friday, June 11 at 12:30 p.m. in the registrar's office, Powell was present alongside Vice Chair Warren Browning and Secretary Glenwood Foster. Interim Registrar Eric Goode and officers of election Janice Wells, Vanessa Scott, and June Hamlett were also present to assist with the canvass.
The board officially verified the canvass: "all votes being tallied and counted," and the minutes state that the board signed and sealed the official state forms to complete the certification. With no further business, the meeting was adjourned. The minutes include signature lines for Claudette Powell (Chair), Warren Browning (Vice Chair), and Glenwood Foster (Secretary).
No motions, vote tallies by name, or contested results are recorded in the minutes beyond the board's motion to reconvene to process mail-in ballots and the final verification and signing of state forms. The minutes do not list a mover or seconder for the reconvening motion, nor do they record a roll-call vote or numerical tally in the text provided; those details are noted as "not specified" in the official record excerpt.
