Committee on Executive Administration and Labor reports Karen Greenfield's confirmation unanimously

Chair Anita Bonds, an at-large member of the Council and chairperson of the Committee on Executive Administration and Labor, opened the committee's additional meeting at 11:05 a.m. Wednesday and introduced the measure on the agenda as "PR 20 six-three 0 4," identifying it as the confirmation resolution for Karen Greenfield to the District of Columbia Board of Elections for a term ending July 7, 2028. "Without council action, this nomination will be deemed disapproved on 12/17/2025," Bonds said, citing the committee's timing constraints.

Bonds told the committee it had held a public roundtable on Nov. 14, 2025, and scheduled an additional public-witness roundtable on Nov. 25; no witnesses testified at the November 25 session, one person who signed up did not appear, and the committee received no written testimony. After offering those procedural details, Bonds asked the committee to vote; she signaled her affirmative vote and another committee member vocalized "Aye." "Hearing none, the measure passed unanimously and this concludes today's additional meeting," Bonds said, and the committee adjourned at 11:10 a.m.

The committee's action, as recorded in the meeting, reports the confirmation resolution favorably. The transcript records the committee's unanimous passage; it does not record a roll-call tally of all members present. Bonds also thanked colleagues including Councilmember Matt Frumin and Chairman Phil Mendelson during closing remarks.