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Nutter Fort council unanimously certifies June 10 municipal election results
Summary
At a brief June 18 meeting held via Zoom, the Town of Nutter Fort Council voted unanimously to certify the June 10, 2025 municipal election results, recording winners in the mayoral, recorder and three council races and the passage of a fire levy.
Recorder Natalie Haddix called the Town of Nutter Fort council meeting to order at 6:32 p.m. and presented the June 10, 2025 municipal election tallies. She reported there had been no requests for a recount as of 6:30 p.m. on June 18, 2025.
Councilor Charlene Louk moved to certify the election results; Councilor Rick Lafferty seconded, and the motion "carried unanimously," the minutes state. The council's action formally records the results for mayor, recorder, council seats and the town fire levy.
The minutes list mayoral results with Rezin Hudkins recorded as the winning candidate at 124 votes and Natalie Haddix recorded as the winner for the recorder two-year unexpired term with 170 votes. For the four-year council seats the transcript shows three candidates marked as winners: Charlene Louk (122 votes), Shawn Spurlock (94 votes) and Sam Maxson (73 votes); other council candidates and their tallies were also read aloud.
Voters approved the town's fire levy in the same election: 154 votes in favor and 51 against. The council adjourned by acclamation at 6:34 p.m.
The certification motion and the posted vote totals are recorded in the official minutes for the Town of Nutter Fort.
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