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Leander ISD Board certifies Nov. 5 trustee election results
Summary
At a brief special meeting, the Leander ISD Board of Trustees canvassed and certified the Nov. 5, 2024 trustee election returns, declaring Nikosie Nelson (Place 3), Anna Smith (Place 4) and Sade Fashukun (Place 5) the winners; the motion passed 2–0.
The Leander ISD Board of Trustees met in a special called session to canvass returns from the Nov. 5, 2024 trustee election and officially certified the results, declaring Nikosie Nelson the winner for Place 3 with 36,351 votes, Anna Smith the winner for Place 4 with 35,024 votes, and Sade Fashukun the winner for Place 5 with 39,514 votes.
A staff member told the board the packet included county counts from Williamson and Travis counties and a precinct summary and reminded trustees that the canvass is a ministerial duty "as a required under the Texas Elections Code to canvass our election." Following that explanation, a board member moved "that the board certify the 11/05/2024 trustee election returns as presented by Williamson County and Travis County and declare Nikosie Nelson, the place 3 winner with 36,351 votes, Anna Smith, the place 4 winner with 35,024 votes, and Sade Fashukun, the place 5 winner with 39,514 votes." Another trustee seconded the motion.
Board members voted by raised hands; the motion passed with two in favor and none opposed. The board recorded the completion of the canvass at 12:11 PM and closed the special meeting.
The meeting record noted that, for the limited purpose of canvassing this election, two board members constituted a quorum. No public comments were offered during the session.
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