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Huntington Beach City Council Resolution 2025-27 regarding June 10, 2025 special election administration

Original title: 1741676400 03/11/25 — Closed Captions

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The Frame

What this does

The directs the administration of a June 10, 2025 special election, which public commenters noted involves a significant cost difference compared to a November general election.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Huntington Beach taxpayers

Taxpayers are responsible for funding the costs associated with the special election.

Orange County Registrar of Voters

The agency is required to follow the specific administrative directions provided by the City Council for the June 10 election.

What changed

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Summary

The Huntington Beach City Council proposed 2025-27 to provide instructions to the Orange County Registrar of Voters for the administration of a special election on June 10, 2025. Public commenters argued that this special election would cost approximately $1 million, compared to an estimated $300,000 to $400,000 for consolidating measures into the November 3 general election.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

The directs the administration of a June 10, 2025 special election, which public commenters noted involves a significant cost difference compared to a November general election.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are residents concerned about the special election?

Residents expressed concern over the estimated $1 million cost of the special election, suggesting that incorporating the measures into the November 3 general election would be significantly cheaper.

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Election Cost Disparity

Public testimony highlighted a significant cost gap between a standalone special election ($1M) and consolidation with the general election ($300k-$400k).

Huntington Beach City Council

Connected Entities

personNatalie Moser“Mentioned by a commenter regarding budget town halls.”Map →

personSean Rosins“Public commenter opposing the special election.”Map →

personChris Riney“Public commenter questioning election costs.”Map →

organizationOrange County Registrar of Voters“Entity receiving direction for the special election.”Map →

organizationHuntington Beach City Council“Governing body that approved the resolution.”Map →

personPat Goodman“Public commenter advocating for adopting petition language.”Map →

Sources

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huntingtonbeach.granicus.com

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