[0:36] All right.
>> Okay, I'd like to call this meeting
[0:41] of the Board of Commissioners, the
County Board of Commissioners on July
[0:45] 2nd to order at 9:01. And let's go ahead
and let's see. I presently have
[0:51] Commissioner Hedin, Commissioner
Martinez, Commissioner McCrady,
[0:54] Commissioner Winfield, and myself,
Commissioner
[0:57] McCanless. And do we have anyone online?
[1:01] No. And then we [clears throat] also
have our attorney, County Attorney
[1:04] Steven Stocks, our Commissioner
Administrator Mark Trainer, and our
[1:08] clerk honor, Voytek, and Deputy Commis-
County Administrator
[1:13] Ben Hall. So, if we can go ahead and
pledge stand for the Pledge of
[1:16] Allegiance.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
[1:21] United States of America.
And to the republic for which it stands,
[1:26] one nation under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice
[1:30] for all.
[1:37] So, our first agenda
>> online.
[1:40] » Oh, and now we have Commissioner McGann
is just joined online.
[1:44] So, our first is approval of the meeting
minutes of November 14th, 2025, our
[1:50] Board of Commissioners meeting at that
time.
[1:52] » So moved.
>> Second.
[1:56] » First and second, all in favor?
discussion? No. All favor.
[2:00] All right.
>> Yes.
[2:02] Yes.
>> Here you go. Thank you, Mary.
[2:05] And our next order of business is number
two, the canvas of the 2026 Republican
[2:11] primary election.
[2:15] You have the official results. Go ahead,
Gabe.
[2:17] » All right, thanks. Well, don't need to
take too much time, I don't think, but
[2:20] thank you all for being here today.
Certified the results.
[2:23] So, this is the Republican primary. It's
all done on the 23rd of June.
[2:29] And as you can see, there were our rolls
active voters that
[2:34] 2,119,
and so that refers to those affiliated
[2:38] Republican. Those are the folks that
were had the ability to vote in this
[2:42] election. And of the of that amount of
voters, there was a turnout of 42 and
[2:47] 1/2%. Which is low, but not not terribly
surprising given the fact that there
[2:52] weren't any local primary races on this
ballot.
[2:57] And then there's just a wealth of detail
here about as granular as you can get as
[3:01] far as the how those results came in.
How ballots were returned, all types of
[3:06] information that um
my office has endeavored to continue to
[3:10] compile year after year now so that we
can have
[3:14] really nice high-quality
comparisons with other election results
[3:19] as we go through
as we continue forward.
[3:23] Let's see.
Are there any questions about the
[3:27] results here?
I I guess there Yeah, and there
[3:33] I I have the statistics report that we
completed all the audits. I would uh
[3:38] thank Dana Van Horn and Melody Candler
for coming in to do the
[3:42] hand count audit.
[3:46] Oh, I'm sorry.
>> [laughter]
[3:53] » I get Mike is our going to keep asking
you cuz you know how you know how to
[3:56] Sorry about that.
[4:00] Just slip up. Um
And yeah, that was about all.
[4:05] Thank you.
>> Okay, anybody have any questions for
[4:08] Gabe?
[4:13] A motion, do you guys?
Take a motion to certify these results.
[4:18] » Motion to certify.
>> Seconded by Mike.
[4:23] Okay, all in favor.
>> In favor.
[4:27] » Aye.
>> Aye.
[4:29] » It passes. Perfect.
And I don't believe we have any other
[4:33] business, so I will adjourn this meeting
at 9:04.
[4:37] Thanks.
>> Thank you, guys.