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Council accepts canvass, declares Gerald W. Reynolds winner of Place 1 runoff
Summary
At a special Hutto City Council meeting June 24, the council approved Resolution R-2026-140 to canvass the June 13 runoff results and declared Gerald W. Reynolds the winner for Place 1. City Secretary Laura Hallmark reported 597 ballots were cast and a turnout of about 2.49 percent.
At a special Hutto City Council meeting on June 24, council members voted to canvass the June 13 runoff election for Council Place 1 and declared Gerald W. Reynolds the winner.
City Secretary Laura Hallmark presented the canvass report and election statistics. She said, "There are 24,005 registered voters," and reported that 597 ballots were cast in the runoff, which she described as about a 2.49 percent turnout. Hallmark announced that "having received a majority of all votes, he will be declared the new council member for Place 1." The canvass was described as the Williamson County returns for the June 13 runoff.
Council member Morris moved to accept the Williamson County canvass and to approve Resolution R-2026-140; a colleague seconded the motion. The council then took a roll-call vote. Council members recorded their votes in the affirmative and the clerk announced the motion passed, 5-0. With the action completed, the chair adjourned the meeting at 5:32 p.m.
The action formally accepts the county canvass and effectuates the declaration of Gerald W. Reynolds as the elected council member for Place 1. No further debate or additional agenda items were recorded in the provided transcript.
