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Webster County supervisors certify June 4 primary results, appoint Nick Carlson temporary chair
Summary
At a special June 11 meeting in Fort Dodge, the Webster County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the official canvass of the June 4, 2024 primary election and appointed Nick Carlson as temporary chair for the session. The board adjourned after signing the minutes.
The Webster County Board of Supervisors met in a special session June 11, 2024, in the Board of Supervisors Room in Fort Dodge and unanimously approved the official canvass of the June 4 primary election. Vice-Chairman Nick Carlson presided as temporary chair after the board appointed him for the meeting.
The board—present were Vice-Chairman Nick Carlson and Supervisors Hayek and Bob Thode; Supervisors Conrad and Campbell were absent—moved to accept the canvass as presented. "The Official Canvass of the Primary Election held on the 4th day of June 2024" was approved by motion, which the minutes record as carried unanimously.
Supervisor Hayek moved to appoint Nick Carlson as temporary chair for the meeting; Supervisor Bob Thode seconded the motion, which the record shows was approved. Supervisor Bob Thode then moved to approve the official canvass of the June 4 primary; Supervisor Hayek seconded, and the board recorded the motion as carried unanimously.
The transcript attached to the meeting record lists candidate names, party nominations and numeric tallies included in the canvass documents. Those listings include, among others, Democrat Krystal Lloyd (County Auditor) and candidates for county board supervisor and other county offices across Democratic, Republican and Libertarian nominations. The transcript's numeric formatting is not clearly mappable to specific offices or candidates in the text; the official canvass documents held by the auditor provide the authoritative vote-by-candidate totals.
After certifying the canvass, Supervisor Bob Thode moved to adjourn; Supervisor Hayek seconded, and the meeting was adjourned. The minutes show signatures for Auditor Doreen Pliner and Vice-Chairman Nick Carlson.
No statutes, ordinances or contested challenges are recorded in the meeting transcript. Any detailed vote totals or further election challenges would be recorded in the official canvass documents maintained by the Webster County Auditor's office.
