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Milaca council approves resolution canvassing 2024 general election results
Summary
The Milaca City Council unanimously approved Resolution #24-38 on Nov. 14, 2024, canvassing the 2024 general election after City Manager Tammy Pfaff reported registration and vote totals, including 1,775 registered voters and reported vote counts for mayor and council seats.
The Milaca City Council unanimously approved Resolution #24-38 on Nov. 14, 2024, formally canvassing the results of the 2024 general election.
City Manager Tammy Pfaff reported the figures to the council: "we had 1,775 registered voters. On election day we had 237 new registrations and we had 512 absentee ballots," she said, and reported a mayoral tally of 1,202 votes for Dave Dillan and 35 write-ins. Pfaff also reported council vote totals showing Lindsee Larsen with 733 votes and Tim Poorker with 692; Dan Hollenkamp was listed with 652 votes and 21 write-ins.
Mayor Dave Dillan called for a motion to approve the canvass. Councilor Lindsee Larsen moved to adopt Resolution #24-38 and Councilor Laurie Gahm seconded; with no further discussion the council voted "all in favor" and the motion passed. The resolution was entered on the record as the official canvass of the results reported to the meeting.
After certifying the canvass, Mayor Dillan called for adjournment. Councilor Ken Muller moved to adjourn and Councilor Norris Johnson seconded; the council again voted "all in favor," and the meeting ended at 5:32 p.m.
The action recorded at the Nov. 14 special meeting is the formal local canvass and note of the vote totals as reported by the city manager; no other items or follow-up actions were specified in the meeting minutes.
