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Harrison County commissioners unanimously approve canvas certifying 17 constitutional amendments from Nov. 4 election

Harrison County Commissioners Court · November 18, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Nov. 5 meeting in Marshall, the Harrison County Commissioners Court approved the certified canvas of votes for the Nov. 4, 2025 constitutional amendment election, recording that all 17 propositions passed and then immediately adjourned.

The Harrison County Commissioners Court approved the canvas of votes from the Nov. 4, 2025 constitutional amendment election during a short meeting at the historic Marshall courthouse on Nov. 5, voting 5-0 to certify that all 17 propositions had passed.

The clerk said the results had been certified by Donald Robinette, the county elections administrator, who presented the information to the court. Commissioner Ebarb moved to approve the canvas, Commissioner Timmons seconded, and the court recorded the motion as adopted unanimously. The clerk announced, “All in favor? Aye,” and noted there were no opposing votes.

Following the certification, Commissioner Hatfield moved to adjourn; Commissioner Coos seconded. The court voted in favor and the clerk declared the meeting adjourned at about 10:03 a.m. The meeting listed a quorum with Precinct 1 Commissioner Hatfield, Precinct 2 Commissioner Timmons, Presiding Commissioner Semmes, Precinct 3 Commissioner Coos and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ebarb.

No further discussion or public comment was recorded on the canvas; the court did not schedule additional action on the item and took no other votes during the session.