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Oak Ridge council keeps November for city elections, rejects May special election
Summary
Mayor Paul Hullar recommended not holding a May special election; the council voted to continue with November election dates after a motion from Nena Langford, seconded by Rolando Guzman.
The Oak Ridge City Council voted on Sept. 8 to keep its regular municipal elections in November rather than holding a special May election.
Mayor Paul Hullar recommended against a May special election and advised continuing with November election dates. Council Member Nena Langford moved to adopt November as the city’s election month; Rolando Guzman seconded and the motion was recorded as carried by voice vote.
Council did not record any dissenting votes in the minutes. The decision preserves the city's existing election calendar and avoids scheduling an additional special election in the spring.
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