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Buffalo County Board of Canvass reviews April 7 election materials, reports no changes to canvassed contests
Summary
The Board of Canvass reviewed the GAB-104 Inspector’s Statement, tally sheets and poll books for the April 7, 2026 election and reported no changes to vote totals for the contests it canvassed, limited to the Justice of the Supreme Court and Buffalo County contests.
The Buffalo County Board of Canvass reviewed materials from the April 7, 2026 election and recorded that it found no changes to vote totals and no votes were rejected as a result of its canvass.
According to the minutes, the board "Reviewed GAB-104 Inspector’s Statement, Tally Sheets, and Poll Books for all municipalities." The record adds: "No vote totals for candidates were changed and no votes were rejected because of the Board of Canvass findings. The Board of Canvass only reviewed the Justice of the Supreme Court and Buffalo County contests. All other offices are the responsibility of the municipalities or schools to canvass." Those two sentences explain the scope and outcome of the county-level canvass as recorded in the minutes.
The minutes show the canvass occurred immediately after the swearing-in of canvass members and that the board adjourned after completing its review. The minutes record the meeting being called to order at 8:30 P.M. and adjourned at 9:50 A.M.; the document does not reconcile those time entries. The minutes do not list any motions, roll-call votes, or alterations to vote totals related to the county canvass.
