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Board Update and Election

Annan Athletic FC Board Election Results

Following on from the recent shareholder ballot the results of this were as follows:

Christopher Bell 138 Votes

Stephen Bryson 117 Votes

Susan Bryson 92 Votes

Terry O’Donnell 85 Votes

Kenny Morrison 52 Votes

These votes were made up by two streams that were collected via an online vote and a vote taken behind the bar where shareholders could vote to elect up to 3 board members. These votes were made up by the following:

Online Club Vote=Total votes cast 156, void votes 0

Christopher Bell 126 Votes

Steven Bryson 103 Votes

Susan Bryson 85 Votes

Terry O’Donnell 74 Votes

Kenny Morrison 48 Votes

Social Club Vote=Total votes cast 20, void votes 0

Steven Bryson 14 Votes

Christopher Bell 12 Votes

Terry O’Donnell 11 Votes

Susan Bryson 7 Votes

Kenny Morrison 4 Votes

Votes counted and verified independently by Harry Clarke

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