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Votes at a glance: Charter amendment 22 approved unanimously for Nov. 26 ballot
Summary
The Charter Review Commission recorded a 12–0 roll-call vote to approve amended resolution 26-01 (charter amendment 22) and referred the amendment to the auditor's office for placement on the Nov. 26 general election ballot; the commission required at least eight affirmative votes and recorded twelve.
Summary of the roll-call on amended resolution 26-01 (charter amendment 22):
Motion: Approve amended resolution 26-01 clarifying nonpartisan office elections and refer to the auditor's office for placement on the Nov. 26 general election ballot. Motion moved by Commissioner Jay; seconded by Commissioner Donnelly. Per commission bylaws a revised amendment requires at least eight affirmative votes to pass.
Roll-call votes recorded (all "yes"): Commissioner Donnelly; Commissioner LeBrant; Chair Erickson; Secretary Garber; Commissioner Hamlik; Commissioner Chrisley; Commissioner Landesberg; Commissioner Jay; Commissioner Gasquet; Commissioner Holmgren; Commissioner Benton (recorded as "Aye"); Vice chair Haas. Tally: Yes 12; No 0; Abstain 0. Outcome: Approved and referred to the auditor's office.
Next step: Prosecuting attorney's office will work with commission staff to finalize the ballot title and explanatory statement ahead of the auditor's Aug. 4 submission deadline.
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