SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
DECEMBER 13, 2022
PRESENTATIONS
GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
ITEM #1
LB 22-028
GENERAL
MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2022
Miriam Lens, City Clerk
HAYWARD MUNICIPAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 8, 2022
PROVIDE RESULTS FROM ALAMEDA COUNTY REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
ADOPT RESOLUTION DECLARING RESULTS
HAYWARD MUNICIPAL ELECTION
MAYOR
(1 Seat)
COUNCIL MEMBER
(2 Seats)
CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE OF
MAYOR
Mark Salinas – 24,914
CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE OF
COUNCIL MEMBER
Julie Roche – 11,863
George Syrop – 8,183
Dan Goldstein – 7,247
Sherman Lewis – 6,569
Tom Ferreira – 5,091
Amal Issa – 4,908
Sunita Rupan – 3,383
Michael Lema – 2,896
VOTER TURNOUT: HAYWARD
32,042
40.27%
2,608
3.28%
79,567
29,434
36.99%
REGISTERED VOTERS
VOTE BY MAILELECTION DAY
TOTAL
ELECTION RESULTS
GENERAL
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
•November 8, 2022
MAYOR
•FOUR YEARS (2022 – 2026)
COUNCIL MEMBERS
•TWO MEMBERS ELECTED
•FOUR YEARS (2022 – 2026)
MAYOR
-
ELECT
MARK SALINAS
o 24,914 Votes
o FULL TERM: Four Years (2022 – 2026)
COUNCIL MEMBER
-
ELECT
JULIE ROCHE
o 11,863 Votes
o FULL TERM: Four Years (2022– 2026)
COUNCIL MEMBER
-
ELECT
GEORGE SYROP
o 8,183 Votes
o FULL TERM: Four Years (2022 – 2026)
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION
__________________________________
SWEARING
-
IN CEREMONY
_______________________
MAYOR
-
ELECT
MARK SALINAS
_______________________
COUNCIL
MEMBER
-
ELECT
JULIE ROCHE
_______________________
COUNCIL
MEMBER
-
ELECT
GEORGE SYROP
_______________________
CONGRATULATIONS!
COUNCIL VACANCY PROCESS
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
ITEM #3
LB 22-026
1 Council Vacancy Process: Adopt a Resolution
Approving a Process for Filling a Two-Year Term
City Council Vacancy
Kelly McAdoo, City Manager
Miriam Lens, City Clerk
Michael Lawson, City Attorney
2 Background
▪ November 2022: Election for Mayor and two City Council seats; Councilmember Mark Salinas elected Mayor, leaving a vacancy in his remaining term
▪ Vacancy runs from December 2022 through December 2024 ▪ City Charter Section 501 requires the Council either fill the vacancy or proceed with a special election within 30 days following the occurrence of the vacancy
▪ Special Election would occur as an all-mail ballot election to be held on May 2, 2023
3 Proposed Council Member Appointment
Timeline
Dec 13 Council Meeting to approve appointment process
Dec 14 Issue Notice of Vacancy/applications available
Jan 3 Applications due to City Clerk by 9am
Jan 3 Special Council Meeting: Accept applications and
confirm interview process
Jan 5 Council select up to 5 applicants to interview/City Clerk notifies applicants
Jan 9 Special Council Meeting: Interviews/Swearing in of new member OR Council directs City Clerk to call
for Special Municipal Election
4 Fiscal Considerations
• Special all-mail ballot election would cost between $9 - $11 per registered voter
• Estimating 80,000 registered voters, the cost to the City would be $720,000-880,000
5 Recommendation
That the Council adopts a resolution affirming the process for filling the unexpired term of Council Member Mark Salinas and calls for a Special Election if the appointment process is unsuccessful. 6 1. Council Questions
2. Open Public Hearing
3. Council Discussion and Motion