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Harrison County court certifies Nov. 4 constitutional amendment election; all 17 propositions pass
Summary
The Harrison County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the certified canvas of the Nov. 4, 2025 constitutional amendment election, with Presiding Commissioner Semmes reporting that all 17 propositions passed and voting 5–0 to accept the results.
Presiding Commissioner Semmes said the Harrison County Commissioners Court approved the certified canvas of the Nov. 4, 2025 constitutional amendment election, reporting that “All 17 were passed.” The court met in the historic courthouse in Marshall, Texas, and opened its session at about 10:02 a.m.
Semmes said the election results were certified by elections administrator Donald Robinette and presented to the court for acceptance. Semmes introduced the agenda item as the canvas of votes for the constitutional amendment election held Nov. 4, 2025, which included 17 propositions on the ballot.
Commissioner Ebarb moved to approve the canvas, and Commissioner Timmons seconded the motion. The court recorded a unanimous vote, 5–0, to accept the certification and approve the canvas. The participating commissioners identified during roll call were Precinct 1 Commissioner Hatfield, Precinct 2 Commissioner Timmons, Precinct 3 Commissioner Coos and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ebarb; Semmes presided.
After approving the canvas, Commissioner Hatfield moved to adjourn; Commissioner Coos seconded. The court voted to adjourn and concluded the meeting at about 10:03 a.m.
The court took no other substantive actions during the session.
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