Board Adopts Resolution Establishing Combined Polling Places, Votes 6-0
Summary
The Princeton board unanimously adopted a resolution to establish combined polling places. The roll call listed all six voting members in favor; no members opposed.
The Princeton Public School District board unanimously adopted a resolution establishing combined polling places during its Dec. 17 meeting. Eric Minks moved to accept the resolution and Chad Young seconded; the minutes record the roll call with all six members voting in favor.
The board's minutes list the members who voted in favor as Chad Young, Melissa Lynch, Eric Minks, Deb Ulm, Dawn Bourdeaux and Sue VanHooser, and record no opposing votes. Board members did not record additional conditions or amendments to the resolution at the meeting; implementation details for polling place consolidation were not specified in the transcript.
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