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Coffee City council cancels Nov. 5 general election after no contested races

City Council of Coffee City, Texas · September 9, 2024
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Summary

The council voted to cancel the Nov. 5, 2024 general election after officials said no candidates were opposed. The motion was made by Carrie Ousley, seconded by Ollie Harmon, and carried by the council.

City officials voted Sept. 9 to cancel the Nov. 5, 2024 general election because the races were uncontested. Mayor Jeff Blackstone explained the election was unnecessary given the filings; Councilmember Carrie Ousley moved to cancel, Ollie Harmon seconded, and the motion carried.

"The election is no longer needed since there were no candidates running opposed," Mayor Jeff Blackstone said during the meeting. The city will follow statutory procedures for cancellation and any required public notices or filings with county election officials.