In the blink of an eye, it was already four votes.
However, this process was far from over.
Cornell Morgan had already seconded the motion.
The Political and Legal Secretary Wade Quincy, who had been mocking Dirk Carter, and the City Office Director Bertrand Levin had no choice but to follow suit.
The voting had just begun and wasn't even a minute in.
Genevieve's nomination had instantly secured six votes.
With a total of 13 committee members, as long as more than half, which is seven votes, were secured, the proposal would easily pass.
At this moment.
Jeff Hughes felt a sense of crisis.
In his original plan, Dirk Carter was not a consideration. His initial thought was for Robert Shepherd's people to secure both the District Chief and District Committee Secretary positions, which he was determined to obtain.
Among these people, Dirk Carter was the one he considered the least threatening.
