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Council votes to keep municipal elections in odd-numbered years
Summary
Middletown Town Council passed a resolution to retain municipal elections in odd-numbered years rather than aligning them with general elections in even-numbered years; the resolution passed unanimously.
Middletown Town Council voted to keep municipal elections in odd-numbered years at the May 20 meeting.
Council President Betty Riley moved to leave the municipal election in odd-numbered years instead of aligning it with general elections on even-numbered years. Bill Harrison seconded the motion, which the council adopted unanimously.
The minutes record the council’s decision to retain the current election schedule but do not include the rationale for the choice or any ordinance text to effect a timing change. The resolution was recorded as passed, with no further procedural steps noted in the minutes.
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