motions

[Guest just asking]

My question: If a County Commissioner makes a motion to elect another Commissioner as president, can the Commissioner being nominated as the president second the motion for themself.

[Gary Novosielski]

My question: If a County Commissioner makes a motion to elect another Commissioner as president, can the Commissioner being nominated as the president second the motion for themself.

Yes, but the proper way to elect a president is with an election, not a motion.

Nominations do not require a second at all.

[Kim Goldsworthy]

... can the Commissioner being nominated as the president second the motion for themself.

If you had thought that there is a parliamenary rule which implies, "Motions involving a person cannot be seconded by that person," rest assured that there is NO SUCH RULE.