Zach Grady - L
Nick Lampson - D
Rhett Rosenquest Smith - G
Randy Weber - R W

David Bradley - R (i) W
Matthew Petre - L

Bob Townsend - L
Tommy Williams - R (i) W

Jacqueline Acquistapace - D
Larry Taylor - R W

Craig Eiland - D (i) W
Wayne Faircloth - R

Greg Bonnen - R W
HC "Rusty" Cates - D

Jane Bland - R (i) W
Ron Lovett - D

Harvey Brown - R (i) W
Chuck Silverman - D

Terry Jennings - R (i) W
Natalia Cokinos Oakes - D

Nile Copeland - D
Michael Massengale - R (i) W

Kathy Cheng - D
Rebeca Huddle - R (i) W

Brett Busby - R W
Barbara Gardner - D

Jeff Brown - R (i) W
Jim Wrotenbery - D

Tanner Garth - D
Martha Hill Jamison - R (i) W

Bill Boyce - R (i) W

John Donovan - R W
Julia Maldonado - D

Kerry Neves - R W

Lonnie Cox - R (i) W

Michelle Slaughter - R W

John Kinard - R W
Latonia Wilson - D

John W Pruitt - D
Henry Trochesset - R W

Cheryl E Johnson - R (i) W

Winston Cochran - D
Ryan Dennard - R W

Clint Wayne Brown - D W
Danny Sendejas - W

Terry Petteway - D (i) W

Stephen D Holmes - D (i) W

Derreck W Rose - D (i) W

Jimmy Fullen - R (i) W

Michael C Montez - D (i)

William Comeaux - D (i) W

Rick Sharp - R W

Kathleen M McCumber - R (i) W

Jerry Fisher - R (i) W

Mick Phalen (i) W
Heidi Thiess

John E Babcock
Jay Frederick Ewend
Todd Kinsey W

Geri Bentley W
Phyllis Sanborn (i)

Shall Article II, Sections 1 and 3, and Article III, Section 1, of the City Charter be amended to provide for biennial elections on a uniform election date in even-numbered years, and allow a member of Council to serve a four year term rather than a three year term, effective with the 2014 general election, with adjustment of existing terms as necessary (not to ever exceed a one year extension of term) to cause municipal elections to occur every two years on a uniform election date, with the next municipal general election to occur in 2014, instead of every year as currently required for the terms of Mayor and Council members in the Charter? PASSED

Shall Article II, Section 2, of the City Charter be amended to provide for more restrictive term limits such that no person may be a candidate for Mayor if serving a second consecutive mayoral term or be a candidate for Council if serving a second consecutive councilperson term? Currently, no person may be a candidate for Mayor is serving a third consecutive term as Mayor, or be a candidate for Council if serving a third consecutive term as a Councilperson. PASSED

Shall Article II, Sections 1 and 13, of the City Charter be amended to provide that the Mayor shall vote on any ordinance, resolution, action or question presented to the Council, and be counted for purposes of establishing a quorum, as any other member of City Council? Currently, the Mayor is prohibited from voting except in the case of a tie vote of City Council. PASSED

Shall Article II, Section 11, of the City Charter be amended to provide that a quorum of City Council for the transaction of business shall consist of 5 voting members of City Council? The current provision requires 5 councilpersons, excluding the Mayor, and may be affected by other proposed amendments being submitted, including allowing the Mayor to vote. PASSED

Shall Article IX of the City Charter be amended to include a new Section 8, in order to prohibit further renewal or deployment of photographic traffic enforcement systems on the City's public rights of way when the contract with Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc. expires pursuant to its terms? A vote "For" this proposition will prohibit future photographic enforcement as specified above, and a vote "Against" will allow the City to continue use of such enforcement. PASSED

Shall Article II, Section 22, Article V, Section 4, and Article VII, Section 8, of the City Charter be amended to avoid any confusion in interpretation of the existing provisions, by clarifying and adopting uniform language that a super majority consists of a four-fifths majority of the voting members of City Council, specifically including the Mayor, if given the right to vote? PASSED

Shall Article II, Section 7, of the City Charter be amended to provide that a Councilmember remaining absent for 3 consecutive meetings of Council of any kind, including special meetings or workshops, shall be determined to have vacated office? The current provision provides for determination of vacancy upon a Councilmember remaining absent for 3 consecutive regular meetings of City Council. PASSED

Linda Dolfi
Carol Greaney-Wurst (i) W

Marjorie McAlpin (i) W

Gary Kent (i) W

Kathy Myers (i) W
Ella Jody Sullivan