Voters spoke Nov. 3, selecting three people, Jim Woodward, Rick
Gillit and Linda Olson, to represent them on the Englewood City
Council for the next four years.
Municipal Judge Vince Atencio swore them in at the Nov. 16
meeting.
Woodward, an incumbent, was an at-large choice, which means all
registered votes in the city could vote for him or his opponent,
Matthew Crabtree. The certified vote count showed Woodward received
2,453 votes and Crabtree received 1,942 votes.
District 2 was destined to have a new representative because
incumbent John Moore couldn’t seek re-election because of the
term-limit restrictions. Linda Olson and Doug Cohn were the
candidates and the certified vote count showed 572 votes for Olson
and 379 for Cohn.
The District 4 race was between incumbent Wayne Oakley and
contender Rick Gillit. Gillit won, receiving 776 votes while 649
votes were cast for Oakley.
