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Irwin County elections board reconvenes and certifies May 19 primary results
Summary
After reconvening at 5:15 p.m., the Irwin County Board of Elections & Registrations certified results from the May 19 General Primary, Nonpartisan General and Special Election, and signed winning candidate certificates; the board also recorded routine procedural votes including approval of minutes and an amended agenda to honor a long-serving poll worker.
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The Irwin County Board of Elections & Registrations reconvened at 5:15 p.m. Friday and certified the results of the May 19 General Primary, Nonpartisan General and Special Election, board members said.
Member Wyatt Thompson moved to certify the results; Vice-Chair Patricia Thurman seconded and the certification passed 2-0. Once certified, winning candidates’ certificates for nonpartisan and clerk-of-court races were signed, the board said.
The meeting had opened at 3 p.m. with Chairman Waymond Harris absent; Member Thompson led the invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. Earlier in the meeting the board approved an amended agenda to add a resolution recognizing a poll worker’s 40 years of service and approved previously distributed minutes, both by 2-0 votes.
The board recessed at 4:27 p.m. to prepare for certification and returned at the advertised time to complete the reconciliation and certification steps. Member Thompson moved to recess and later moved to certify; Vice-Chair Thurman seconded both motions. The meeting adjourned at 5:29 p.m.
Votes at a glance
- Amended agenda to add recognition of a poll worker: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 008). - Approval of minutes as presented: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 009). - Resolution recognizing poll worker Phyllis Fletcher for 40 years of service: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 081). - Recess to certify at advertised time: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 173). - Certification of May 19 results: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 177). - Adjournment: motion by Wyatt Thompson, seconded by Patricia Thurman — passed 2-0 (SEG 182).
The board announced its next meeting for Thursday, June 18, 2026, at 3:15 p.m. to reconcile runoff results and, if no pending provisional or UOCAVA ballots remain, to certify the June 16 runoff; otherwise the board will meet again on Monday, June 22, 2026 at 5:15 p.m. to certify results if needed.
