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w <br />Laura Fraser 473 _ 378 <br />✓ 271 absentee 2'�.nsentee^ 902 <br />Fred Nazarian _ 2'79 468 <br />10 absentee 26ibsentoe-- <br />_ _ 783 <br />Roy Rossow 136 _ 152 -- <br />9 absentee .1T —abtee _ 313� <br />John Schiltz 39 32l - <br />1. absentee �2� abse71t( +737 <br />Ronald Smith 61 - 64 <br />'_�i _absentee "10 absentee 1 43 _ <br />'The Administrator reported that 2881 ballots were cast in the City. <br />The elections judges arrived at the County for voter tabulation at; <br />approximately 11:15 p.m. The County's computer system was down which <br />caused a delay Co the ation Houseof the votes and the judges until approximately 4:45 a.m. not <br />gegetout of the County Court <br />'The Administrator further reported that 207 individuals that voted <br />chose to not cast a 'vote for mayor, and 618 individuals that voted <br />chose not to cast a vote for a council member. There are 3367 <br />registered voters in the City of Lake Elmo and of the 2881 ballots <br />that were cast, 535 individuals registered on,election day• <br />s i <br />There were also 21 spoiled ballots, some of which were revoted an <br />some of which were not. The Adminstrator dial not have an exact f1.gu r <br />as to how many of the 21 individuals realized their mistake and ask.ec� <br />for another ballot, or how many of those Individuals placed the ballot: <br />in the box. There were 29 damaged ballots that were remade at the <br />/ County. <br />M/S/P Morgan/MaZ'Lara - To certify the totals .from election returns <br />and declare these totals the result of the General City Election held <br />November 6, 19811. (Motion carried 3-0-1 <Eder>). <br />B. Recount Ballots Procedure <br />Eder stated that should anyone ever choose to ask for a recount, there: <br />has to be some type of bond, and it is up to the City Council to set a <br />bond for whatever it would cost the City to recount, the ballots. <br />There is no apparent margin of error counting the ballots on the <br />computer, however should anyone want a recount, they have to ask for <br />it within seven days of the election and the City Council is the only <br />one that can set the amount of bond. <br />In determining what it; would cost, for the recount, it was estimated by <br />the City Administrator that, it would take two City employees and two <br />County employees four hours of time, and felt- the cost would be in the <br />area of $250• however, lie suggested the Council approve the actual. <br />expenses of staff time, not to exceed $300. <br />