San Juan Islands Conservation District Supervisor Election Results (5/20/10)
03/22/2010 15:50
The Washington
State Conservation Commission governing
board voted on Thursday, May 20, 2010, to certify
elections. All “supervisor-elect” candidates became
officially elected supervisors on May 20, 2010.
Information on appointments will follow.
The unofficial
tally in the San Juan Islands Conservation District
election for the Board of Supervisors was Henning
Sehmsdorf: 262 votes, Ed Kilduff: 229 votes.
The San Juan Islands Conservation District Board of Supervisors is comprised of three elected positions and two appointed positions. Each supervisor serves a 3-year term.
For published elections procedures and further information visit the Washington State Conservation Commission web site at http://www.scc.wa.gov/
For more information contact the Elections Officer at (360) 378-6621
The San Juan Islands Conservation District Board of Supervisors is comprised of three elected positions and two appointed positions. Each supervisor serves a 3-year term.
For published elections procedures and further information visit the Washington State Conservation Commission web site at http://www.scc.wa.gov/
For more information contact the Elections Officer at (360) 378-6621
Thank you to all the voters who participated in our annual Conservation District Election
03/16/2010 16:54
Thank you for
taking the time to vote in our annual San Juan
Islands Conservation District Election- either by
mail-in ballot or in-person at our polling station
today!
Mail-in voting has been underway since 3/8/2010. To be valid, mail-in ballots must be postmarked 3/16/2010 at the latest.
Poll site voting occurred on 3/16/2010, from 10am to 2pm, at the SJI Conservation District office at 540 Guard Street, #150, Friday Harbor.
We counted ballots on 3/16/2010, starting at 6pm, in the conference room in 540 Guard Street, Friday Harbor. A count of the last mail-in ballots will occur 3/22/2010 at 1pm in the same location, and we will announce the final results following that.
Observers are permitted during poll site voting and counting. Due to the size of the conference room, we will limit the number of observers in the room at one time to 10 people.
The San Juan Islands Conservation District is a local organization committed to protecting and enhancing the natural resources of San Juan County ecosystems for the future of us all. Your Conservation District is dedicated to providing natural resources education, information, and technical assistance free of charge to citizens of, and organizations, in San Juan County. Services offered by the San Juan Islands Conservation District include: water quality monitoring, habitat preservation, farm & forest plans, and low impact development.
Mail-in voting has been underway since 3/8/2010. To be valid, mail-in ballots must be postmarked 3/16/2010 at the latest.
Poll site voting occurred on 3/16/2010, from 10am to 2pm, at the SJI Conservation District office at 540 Guard Street, #150, Friday Harbor.
We counted ballots on 3/16/2010, starting at 6pm, in the conference room in 540 Guard Street, Friday Harbor. A count of the last mail-in ballots will occur 3/22/2010 at 1pm in the same location, and we will announce the final results following that.
Observers are permitted during poll site voting and counting. Due to the size of the conference room, we will limit the number of observers in the room at one time to 10 people.
The San Juan Islands Conservation District is a local organization committed to protecting and enhancing the natural resources of San Juan County ecosystems for the future of us all. Your Conservation District is dedicated to providing natural resources education, information, and technical assistance free of charge to citizens of, and organizations, in San Juan County. Services offered by the San Juan Islands Conservation District include: water quality monitoring, habitat preservation, farm & forest plans, and low impact development.