The Yuma County Board of Supervisors convened for a special session on July 25, 2025, focusing primarily on the results of the recent special primary election. The meeting began with a pledge of allegiance and a call to the public, although no public comments were received.

The main agenda item was the presentation of the unofficial final election results by Kika Guzman, the elections director. She reported that out of 60,330 registered voters in Yuma County, 6,879 participated in the election, resulting in an 11.4% voter turnout. Guzman detailed the methods of voting, noting that 97 voters cast their ballots early in person, 2,216 dropped off early ballots, 522 voted on election day, and 4,018 voted by mail.

The canvassing process was conducted on July 19, with participation from the Yuma County Democratic, Libertarian, and Republican parties. A total of 269 ballots were hand-counted, including random samples from early ballots and vote centers. Guzman confirmed that no discrepancies were found, leading to a 100% accuracy rate for the tabulators.

The meeting also addressed the rejection of ballots, with 252 early ballots and 41 provisional ballots rejected, totaling 293 rejected ballots for the election. Guzman reported that the logic and accuracy test for the election equipment was successful.

After the presentation, the board members expressed satisfaction with the election process, with no complaints reported. A motion was made to certify the unofficial results of the special primary election, which was unanimously approved.

The meeting concluded with a sense of accomplishment regarding the election's execution and the integrity of the results, marking a successful session for the Yuma County Board of Supervisors.