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The Superior Common Council elected its leadership during the April 18 meeting following a nominations and roll-call process described by the clerk.
Councilor Garfield nominated Dan (transcript contains both Dan Wilson and Dan Olson/Olsen references) for council president, seconded by Councilor Kern. The council conducted a roll-call vote, and the clerk declared “Counselor Olsen is elected president.”
For vice president, Councilor Austin nominated Councilor Kern; Councilor Fennessy seconded. The council again voted by roll call and elected Councilor Kern as vice president.
The clerk had explained that a candidate must receive six votes to carry and described tie-breaking procedures including additional rounds of voting or secret ballots if necessary. Council President Olsen later thanked colleagues and reminded members to complete committee-signup sheets for assignments.
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