By Chris Edwardsnews@tylercountybooster.com WOODVILLE – The recent Woodville ISD bond election results were canvassed at the regular meeting of the WISD Board of Trustees. The canvassing was the first action item on Monday evening’s agenda, but prior to that process, the bond was the topic of two speakers during the public forum portion of the meeting. The $47.8 million bond package is for a series of district-wide improvements and passed in the May 7 special election by a 51.20% majority. Phil McClure, a Woodville business owner, spoke first, and said that there has been rhetoric in the community from some individuals encouraging a boycott of businesses that did not support the bond measure. “Schools are essential to the community, as are small businesses,” McClure said. “Without either, neither will exist,” he added. McClure said that any WISD trustees who “would suppress voters in any way or seek revenge against anybody that doesn’t vote the way they should” should not serve on the…