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ISD 622 board certifies Nov. 5 election, names four members to take office in January

Independent School District 622 (North St. Paul-Maplewood Oakdale) School Board · November 12, 2024
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Summary

At a Nov. 12 special meeting the Independent School District 622 (North St. Paul-Maplewood Oakdale) school board unanimously adopted a resolution certifying the Nov. 5, 2024 general election results and identifying the four candidates elected to four-year terms starting the first Monday in January 2025.

The Independent School District 622 (North St. Paul-Maplewood Oakdale) school board voted unanimously Nov. 12 to certify the results of the Nov. 5, 2024 general election and to declare the top four vote-getters elected to four-year terms beginning the first Monday in January 2025. Director Livingston moved the certification resolution; Director Mortens seconded and the motion carried 5–0.

The resolution, as recorded in the minutes, states that a total of 82,023 voters in the school district cast ballots in the election. Vote totals listed in the minutes were: Candidate Swor, 14,069; Candidate Yong, 17,726; Candidate Livingston, 15,218; Candidate Nitordy, 12,069; Candidate Jonechek, 10,993; Candidate Middough, 11,598; write-ins, 550. The minutes record that the four highest vote-getters are elected to four-year terms beginning on the first Monday in January 2025.

The board took the certification action by formal resolution rather than by informal acknowledgement. The minutes show Livingston as the mover and Mortens as the seconder; the formal motion and vote are entered in the meeting record as carried 5–0. No further debate or public comment on the certification is recorded in the minutes.

What happens next: the minutes direct the clerk to certify the results to the county auditors for each county in which the district lies and to follow the standard process for issuing certificates of election and oath/acceptance forms (see related article).