Burleson County Commissioners Court approves canvass of 2024 general election
March 04, 2026 | Burleson County, Texas
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Burleson County Commissioners Court on Nov. 19 approved the canvassing of the 2024 general election following a presentation by the county elections administrator and then adjourned.
D. J. Oliver, the county Elections Administrator, presented the canvassing documentation and referenced attachments containing the canvass materials. Commissioner Dwayne Faust moved to "approve and act upon canvassing of the 2024 General Election," and Commissioner Vincent Svec seconded the motion. The court recorded a unanimous vote in favor of the motion.
The court then took a second motion, made by Commissioner Faust and seconded by Commissioner Svec, to adjourn the special meeting. The minutes record that the court voted unanimously to adjourn. Judge Keith Schroeder called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m., and County Clerk Anna L. Schielack attested the minutes.
The transcript references attachments to the canvass presentation; those documents are not included in the meeting transcript provided. The minutes do not list individual recorded roll-call votes by name; they record only that "all voted Aye" and "none voted No." No further actions or follow-up items are specified in the record.
D. J. Oliver, the county Elections Administrator, presented the canvassing documentation and referenced attachments containing the canvass materials. Commissioner Dwayne Faust moved to "approve and act upon canvassing of the 2024 General Election," and Commissioner Vincent Svec seconded the motion. The court recorded a unanimous vote in favor of the motion.
The court then took a second motion, made by Commissioner Faust and seconded by Commissioner Svec, to adjourn the special meeting. The minutes record that the court voted unanimously to adjourn. Judge Keith Schroeder called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m., and County Clerk Anna L. Schielack attested the minutes.
The transcript references attachments to the canvass presentation; those documents are not included in the meeting transcript provided. The minutes do not list individual recorded roll-call votes by name; they record only that "all voted Aye" and "none voted No." No further actions or follow-up items are specified in the record.
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