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Canvass board approves second-tier canvass resolution, sets recount action
Summary
The board approved 'resolution 11 182025 a' to complete a second-tier canvass and voted to set a recount process for a challenged public measure; the motion was moved and seconded on the record and carried by voice vote.
The canvass board voted to approve a second-tier canvass resolution identified in the meeting as "resolution 11 182025 a." A staff member moved the motion and the Chair seconded; the board passed the resolution by voice vote.
The board then approved a motion to set a recount for the challenged public measure. At the motion, the Chair and staff confirmed the procedural steps and allocation of responsibilities for the recount. The motion to approve the resolution and to set the recount passed by voice vote (ayes recorded on the transcript). "I'll make that motion," a staff member said when proposing the resolution and the Chair replied, "I'll 2nd," before the board voted.
Why it matters: Approving the second-tier canvass formalizes the county's certification steps and authorizes the canvass staff to carry out follow-up procedures, including coordinating recount logistics and reporting results back to the canvass board and state authorities.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 899; topfinish SEG 938.
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