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Charlotte County Electoral Board reorganizes leadership, approves minutes

Charlotte County Electoral Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 15 meeting the Charlotte County Electoral Board approved minutes including executive-session interview minutes and elected Glenn Baker chairman, Glenwood Foster vice chairman and Aubrey Fane secretary; motions passed unanimously.

The Charlotte County Electoral Board on Feb. 15 approved minutes from Jan. 6 and from Jan. 25–Feb. 9 (the latter covering executive closed sessions for candidate interviews) and elected new officers for the board.

Aubrey Fane moved to approve the Jan. 6 minutes; Glenwood Foster seconded and the motion passed 3-0. Fane then moved to approve the Jan. 25–Feb. 9 executive-session minutes; Foster seconded and that motion also carried 3-0.

The board then reorganized its leadership. Fane moved a slate naming Glenn Baker as chairman, Glenwood Foster as vice chairman and Aubrey Fane as secretary; Foster seconded the motion, and the slate was approved unanimously. Glenn Baker had opened the meeting as temporary chair.

The board reported that a letter requesting return of county property was sent to the previous General Registrar but was returned to sender; the board's secretary will retain the returned letter in the board record.

The meeting adjourned at 2:28 p.m. on a motion by Foster and second by Fane. The board set its next regular meeting for March 3, 2022.