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[0:14] like to call the meeting to order and would ask Mr belon to lead us in the

[0:19] Pledge of Allegiance okay sure okay I pledge to the of the United

[0:26] States of America and to the Republic for which it stand

[0:30] One Nation God indivisible with liy and justice for

[0:37] all I don't have the O paper to

[0:44] sign we will simply say that we do my apologies

[0:50] I uh should have taken the oath off of this

[0:54] agenda okay all right we have some member from

[0:58] the public here this morning good morning good morning good morning uh

[1:03] Ruth Stanton with the League of Women Voters than we appreciate you being here

[1:08] absolutely I'd like to review the minute from August 22nd of the regular meeting

[1:13] and certification hearing everybody's had a chance to read these since John

[1:17] sent them out the email here the other day they might have any additions or

[1:21] corrections to the minutes from the [Music]

[1:26] meeting hearing none may I have a motion to approve submitted say submitted I so

[1:31] move send motion to approve as submitted I have a second second all in favor say

[1:39] i n eyes had it are approved as submitted o business

[1:48] Mr yes sir thank you Mr chairman uh under the old business the polling place

[1:53] changes that we discussed in our last meeting for cross anchor fire fire

[2:00] station moving to the Trinity fire Hobbies bille

[2:03] station uh Victor Mill Methodist being moved to New Jerusalem Baptist Church uh

[2:09] those were both approved by the delegation in late August so those

[2:15] locations are reflected on the pole books and the bot marking devices so

[2:21] that occurred this is all of today yes sir okay you and on that note you now

[2:26] have a list of all the current SNS polling places and polling place

[2:32] addresses that reflect our current pry polling places including you Jerusalem

[2:38] Baptist Church and Trinity Bar hobes bille station down across anchor and I

[2:44] will assume that with your usual efficiency the new voting CS mail the

[2:49] people who affected by the changes yes sir as soon as the uh delegation

[2:54] approved changes I went ahead and ordered cards from the SEC they were

[2:58] sent in the middle of September you have come back for addresses uh there are

[3:02] always a few okay all right sir and that's that's a change that

[3:10] should be very good for folks especially over in New

[3:14] Jerusalem brings us to the new business item I election call

[3:20] center yes so looking at item I and or item one and item two there the call

[3:27] center and the fail safe PR my objective for this office of course on Election

[3:32] Day we're serving the voters but our office staff need to be there to support

[3:37] our pole managers that that army of 101 clerks and those hundred of pole

[3:42] managers that we have at the precincts our staff our full-time staff

[3:47] need to be able to support them by being able to take their phone calls because

[3:52] those are the calls that will reduce the number of provisional ballots that we

[3:56] have to issue correct and that we then have to hear at the divis absolutely

[4:01] right so to that end I have worked with it to secure their training room to set

[4:07] up a call center and then in that call center we will have six individuals that

[4:14] were budgeted to take the calls we have a phone tree set up now that Shen will

[4:21] will activate on the 28th the call center will be active from October 28th

[4:27] that second week of early voting through election day and that phone tree will

[4:34] have options so that voters seeking information are directed to the call

[4:39] center the call center will be able to use SC votes.gov

[4:44] with those voters providing their name date of birth and last for their social

[4:50] to look up their current voter registration information to see if it's

[4:53] up to date or if that voter needs to change it they'll be able to tell them

[4:58] where their polling place is they'll be able to answer those common questions

[5:02] such as when is early voting where can I vote early when do I need to return my

[5:07] absente ballot is it too late to get an absentee ballot all of those questions

[5:11] that clog up our phone lines and make it difficult to serve voters at the counter

[5:16] and then on Election Day that make it almost impossible for our clerks to get

[5:22] through to staff so there will be options in the phone tree for voters

[5:27] that direct them seeking information that directs them to the call center

[5:30] there will be an option for pole workers that directs them to the front

[5:35] office staff if the call center runs into an issue that is essentially above

[5:41] their pay grate they can't answer it or they can't resolve it then they'll

[5:45] transfer it to the front but that should weed out thousands of calls seeking

[5:52] information that's available online that's awesome with the objective of

[5:56] making our front office staff available to take calls from clerks when they're

[6:01] calling for DMV checks and those other issues that they're trying to sort out

[6:07] that they have to sort out in order to know what kind of ballot to issue that

[6:11] voter and I'm really hoping that this improves their experience on to that end

[6:17] the other issue we have on Election Day is those hundreds of Fells safe voters

[6:21] that come down here to change their address and vot to fide bot I'm going to

[6:26] put laptops in conference room six election day with temps with brims

[6:32] access and a guide so that those fail safe voters don't come through the front

[6:39] office they go straight down the hall to conference room 6 they can fill out a

[6:43] change of address form have their address updated and vote a veil safe

[6:47] ballot and do it all in conference room 6 without having to bog down the front

[6:53] counter with a steady line of Voters all day again with a goal toward being

[6:59] having our skilled staff available to support our clerks and poll managers at

[7:04] the polling place now where are all these other atts comeing are these

[7:08] people that I mean are you going to be training them I mean how going to work

[7:11] we will I have our call center temps already I've got our six call center

[7:16] temps uh three of them are currently front office temps so they already have

[7:23] some experience in the front office uh one of them has actually

[7:29] uh Henry you may remember Desiree Ross who worked with us back in 2008 she was

[7:35] a student then and she is back so she's working in our call CER so

[7:42] she's come back uh we have another one who is a former County employee who will

[7:46] be in the call center so we have a good group of people that are uh very

[7:51] enthusiastic about helping good when are you going to make known that phone

[7:56] number it's the same phone number oh it's just a

[8:00] tree certain yes number one if you're if you're a voter seeking information uh

[8:07] press one if you're a pole worker with an issue press to and it will divert

[8:12] either to the call center or to the front office uh there there are sub

[8:17] menus then if they're directing like for absente ballots or UOP voters calling in

[8:23] if they go through the phone tree and they say I'm a voter and then they get

[8:26] to the part that says I'm a you Calla voter they hit that it'll direct them to

[8:31] Caleb it won't send that to the call center because we want this to we want

[8:36] people to get to a place that can help them and we want them to have the level

[8:40] of help that they actually need the call center can quite effectively look people

[8:45] up on SC V and check their address tell them what's on their sample ballot tell

[8:50] them where their polling place is and that's the kind of thing that just bogs

[8:54] us down from being able to provide the skilled support that our clerks need

[9:00] yeah and that's very frustrating to the clerks very much so very much so um

[9:06] those are two profound marvelous things

[9:10] got you and everybody that because everybody knows how the phone just go

[9:16] nuts I I'm I'm Cur oh sorry that's all I want to say I was just curious about you

[9:21] know it's mostly fail safe that come through the line that me what what's the

[9:26] other problems people have I'm curious about I'm just curious on Election

[9:32] Day the vast majority of what we have are fil safe voters okay we do have

[9:37] voters that come in here because they've always voted at this building during

[9:42] inperson absentee or voting early and they come in because this is where

[9:48] they've always voted and they think they can vote here on Election Day there will

[9:51] be signs up on the doors directing them but the signs will have to be very

[9:56] specific so as not to confuse the fail safe voters

[10:01] but that and the fail safe it's really the fail safe yes we have some other

[10:06] issues where people come down here for stuff that they don't have to some

[10:09] people come in because they want to register so they can vote and they don't

[10:14] realize that they don't but also on Election Day we are still open to the

[10:19] public who needs to come in and register to vote so if the assessor's office is

[10:23] sending people downstairs to register so they can get

[10:27] that second form of ID for the 4% % we're still serving those customers so

[10:34] we're open for all services on Election Day don't forget about your table you

[10:39] going to have for absentee ballots coming in yes ma'am that's not on here

[10:43] thank you carel we will also on Election Day be have a table set up for people

[10:48] returning their absentee ballots they'll be set up in a line so that those are

[10:53] also not coming through the front we had that was one of the last we had out all

[10:57] way F again's sister yeah she going to have

[11:01] F again with that okay so the goal here being keep all unnecessary traffic out

[11:08] of the office that's corre provide them the resource they need to conduct the

[11:12] business that they need to conduct turnning turn it in that Ballot or

[11:16] voting fail safe getting information through the call center but keeping that

[11:21] traffic out of the office because we will be busy all day with DMV checks

[11:25] anyway and I can't give temp staff access to connect esns connect the pole

[11:32] book system to be able to put in those voters when we do DMV checks so I can't

[11:39] have temps doing DMV checks because the process involves entering them in Browns

[11:45] entering them in Connect and pushing it out so that that voter can vote at their

[11:49] poing place is there a way to and it might water Hall is there a way to

[11:55] educate the public on I mean we're throwing fa fail safe around because we

[12:00] know what it is if you say fail safe to the person on the street they're going

[12:05] to go huh what is there a way to kind of and you were throwing uaba out and the

[12:11] the the terms we use that we all know what they are is there a way on social

[12:17] media or a print out of or something to educate them so they go okay this is

[12:23] what I'm doing that means I am you aaba so that's what I need to listen for so

[12:30] yes and SC votes.gov which our website links to and we have links to specific

[12:35] spots on SC votes as well they cover uaba uh they sayfe voting is publicized

[12:42] but not heavily for important reasons because what we want people to do is

[12:48] update their address before election day because we don't want thousands of

[12:52] Voters to say well I don't have to go ahead and update it I can just go down

[12:56] to the office and vote on Election Day well I I have a it will overwhelm the

[13:00] system down here because we are geared to election day voting at the precincts

[13:06] we will have eight ballot marking devices and four stations set up here to

[13:12] process those hundreds of Voters but we don't want thousands of people thinking

[13:18] that they can wait till election day okay um fafe sorry fail safe is also a

[13:26] very confusing process even to those in the know because they many rules that

[13:29] apply depending on when you moved if you moved within your Precinct and you're

[13:34] updating the address you change your address and voted that Precinct if you

[13:38] moved within the county but into another Precinct you can go to the location

[13:43] where you're on the books and vote a limited ballot and update your address

[13:46] or you can come down here update your address and vote a full ballot so

[13:50] educating them is no good and municiple elections complicated further if you

[13:55] moved into state if you moved into the state from another state after the voter

[14:00] registration deadline you're then eligible to vote F

[14:04] say but if you move before the deadline you're not so it's so

[14:11] nuanced that having the information available

[14:16] but not heavily publicizing that is probably to the Public's overall benefit

[14:23] because they may have misconceptions then about what they're permitted to do

[14:26] don't overwhelm them right um it's difficult enough to convince everyone to

[14:32] update their address and make sure they're registered on time and find

[14:36] their poll in

[14:38] place so just as I was coming to the meeting a gentleman just came to my

[14:44] office said he had recently moved here from the state of Maryland thinks he was

[14:48] a registered voter in tayloron Greenville County and I said why don't

[14:52] you come down here before the 14th so that if you're not fully registered you

[14:55] get that taken care of if it's just a change of address okay but

[14:59] these people are so vague about what they have that I told them get yourself

[15:04] down here with your wife sooner than later to make sure that it's taken care

[15:08] of but you're right the last minute stuff is just nuts it is now I know

[15:13] Monday's a holiday but you are open Monday we are okay we are open Monday

[15:19] Monday before Monday the no the 14th is the holiday okay Po in banks are

[15:24] closed it's well it's what we used to call Columbus Day now it's Columbus Day

[15:28] and yeah is

[15:32] theed no but Banks and post are closed so I mean he always get confused when

[15:38] there's no Banking and no posts and somehow everything is closed I believe I

[15:43] believe the federal government's closed that day CL no they are they are closed

[15:46] that's right and that's the last day of if I stand for voter registration in

[15:50] this extended yes thing that's okay yes but we are open okay and that's going to

[15:55] be another little confusing thing where people going to say well I couldn't go

[15:58] cuz it was closed that day so okay well I know I know our fellas are still have

[16:02] the sheriff's department hauling them around but lot of the people that coming

[16:06] down here okay we got some extra security kind of available I have

[16:09] requested additional deputies for for this site and I know that Andrew said

[16:14] that he had at least one lined up extra for this building um I requested at

[16:21] least one more preferably two because to be quite honest we're going to need

[16:26] somebody dedicated to the parking lot especially that last week yeah because

[16:31] that's the last week to pay taxes in October so the front law will be a mad

[16:36] house and our back will be a m house you see the St you talk with Co you talk

[16:41] with Cole about maybe getting the employees to to move out of here for

[16:45] that last week CU we've done that before yes sir and it got good response from

[16:50] yes sir from everybody here yes sir I've already contacted uh Mike hry and made

[16:56] arrangements for parking spaces to be blocked for for for voters okay um that

[17:01] part has has been handled the generator will be in here next Friday the backup

[17:06] generator so we'll be ready in the event of any power outages we'll be ready to

[17:12] keep early voting

[17:16] rolling okay item three board

[17:22] members so on Election Day I hope that all of you will be available all day to

[17:29] help with site visits uh people issues at sites in particular candidate reps or

[17:39] otherwise um just to help with the burden on our staff because our

[17:44] technicians are almost always busy with equipment uh ball of jams in a scanner

[17:52] or Pole books that have not been plugged into Power um or have been hooked up

[17:57] wrong Etc so having the board available to assist

[18:02] with that and possibly having some of you

[18:07] available or around to be able to chip in at the counter if it need be or uh

[18:15] give folks some relief when they need to catch a bre for a minute would be really

[18:20] beneficial and then also what I would really like to do if I if I can know

[18:27] that everyone's going to be available that day is divide the county more or

[18:30] less into zones so that I can communicate to each of you what zone you

[18:36] will be in and if there is a need to send something out like more provisional

[18:41] Ballot or more uh ballot cards anything like that I can look at it and say hey

[18:50] Cindy I need you to go over to Wood Leisure Center or Rick I need you to go

[18:56] down to Mount Calvary and uh so you know where we live you know how a good ide

[19:02] deal yeah I can I can take your addresses and kind of put you in a Zone

[19:06] and make sure that we've got it pretty well so that if we need something

[19:11] somewhere I know exactly which one of you and staff also know exactly which

[19:16] one of you to call for that preing to say hey X is going on there would you

[19:22] please go check it out where do you want us to physically be at 7: a.m. to begin

[19:27] to get these calls I mean does it matter or you just call on the cell phone or do

[19:31] you want us he for something I don't think you need to be here at 700 a.m. if

[19:35] you're visiting some sites and Carmela's getting together the list of sites that

[19:40] the plts are visiting once we know where all the plts will be

[19:45] because polling location technicians you should be called Rovers

[19:50] yeah right R okay Our IT staff help us on Election morning with that and we

[19:56] have a map GIS gives us a m with all polling places the IT staff that are

[20:01] participating they pick their sites once they've all picked their sites and those

[20:06] have been extinguished basically the sites that are left I can then divide so

[20:13] that every site gets a visit by either one of our Poland location technicians

[20:19] one of you or Malik or Michael our technicians I want every site to get a

[20:26] visit early early on ele morning to make sure zero tapes are posted the

[20:32] equipment's open and running the way it's supposed to be the poll books

[20:36] especially the pole books are are up and then if there's an issue you can call in

[20:42] and get us we can give you a PLT guide I can I can send that out um

[20:49] but just making sure everything is running the way it's supposed to first

[20:54] thing in the morning calls in a presidential we always have those lines

[20:58] we have the people waiting at the polling place at 6:00 a.m. and the line

[21:01] just keeps growing until we actually open polls so what if we get there and

[21:06] there's a problem because we don't I don't really know how to do the machines

[21:09] or anything right so the important part in this is having you there not to be

[21:15] able to identify that there's a problem so you can call and let us know that

[21:19] that site's got an issue with this would we call your sale number who do we um if

[21:24] you call into the main line and go through the tree the tree has an option

[21:30] to divert you for Tex you as a board well I've done that well and I do

[21:39] this because you I say I say this because election morning A lot of people

[21:46] are blowing up my phone and getting through you can also if you want to text

[21:51] me okay even if I'm on the phone I get that text so remind me the main I'm

[21:57] sorry the main number that we would call for not going call you 864 it's right

[22:02] here I think oh this okay I have top top of the agenda thank

[22:11] you but yeah if you do want to call me and you don't get me text me

[22:17] because at 7 a.m. my phone is blowing up so if you text

[22:25] me then I can also forward that to individuals and say hey here's what's

[22:31] going on but being able to identify issues early because what we don't want

[22:36] is somebody calling in a pole worker calling in to report an

[22:41] issue that somebody either doesn't enter in the

[22:46] help desk system or misinterprets and it makes its way way

[22:51] down the list and they're suffering with an issue all day

[22:55] long so are you and you're going to assign us the Z those areas you want us

[23:00] to be visiting early that morning yes ma'am okay all day yes ma'am all day

[23:05] that that'll be a Zone all day but that morning I will let you know the sites

[23:10] within that zone that need yes now with the all the population

[23:16] growth of sparenberg County I'm guessing that this is probably going to be a

[23:19] record number of people turning out to vote this County that's my

[23:24] expectation registered voters now do you know

[23:28] I'm actually going to cover that in the director's report are you going to talk

[23:31] about what you think percentage turnout was going to be too yes sir Okay jump

[23:37] okay I'll

[23:41] shut well there's some historical stuff you get pretty close yeah okay but yeah

[23:47] that's when it comes to the election day assistance from the board I just wanted

[23:50] to convey that for this election in particular having all of the board

[23:55] available to to support uh the office that day is really important because we

[24:00] know the volume is going to be so high because of the record turnout the

[24:05] daylight savings fund changes the Sunday before is it the Sunday after it is the

[24:10] Sunday before it is the first Sunday in November all right so we'll have a

[24:16] little more Daylight should yes cuz the morning is pretty dark right now so

[24:20] we're sitting back we jump back this but we'll get a little more light in the

[24:24] morning which is helpful for this 6:00 a.m. 7: a.m. oh yes

[24:31] okay and I will communicate more on those assignments uh in coming guys

[24:36] should we put FL jackets on or anything like

[24:39] [Laughter]

[24:45] that I know public particip St want to say anything we could get to

[24:51] her we can oh

[24:57] okay okay felt like she needed to hear this first maybe get some questions in

[25:01] her mind as opposed to let go up there in

[25:06] second and if the board would like we can move public participation to the end

[25:11] in in future agendas so

[25:22] that the director's report now is that where we are are you worn out now it out

[25:30] yes sir director report we're ready I like

[25:36] numbers okay so director's report first off helain presented

[25:43] challenges in so many ways and I am glad that all of you are

[25:50] safe present and property damage was no worse than it was for everyone because

[25:57] that was a historic storm and the timing uh definitely could have been

[26:03] worse I'm glad if it had to happen that it happened when it did because we have

[26:09] all of our equipment prepped now and uh it did not impact our actual election

[26:15] operations uh as a result of Helen though the state democratic party did

[26:21] Sue to extend the voter registration deadline that order was granted so the

[26:27] new voter registration deadline is October

[26:30] 14th in person that's 5:00 p.m. we are open that day um since we do not get

[26:37] indigenous people's day formerly Columbus Day I have not even considered

[26:41] that that's a Federal holiday you don't think about the holidays that you don't

[26:46] get um but we are open online email and fact registrations will be due by 11:59

[26:55] p.m. mail must be postar mark on or before October 14th and this is an

[27:01] important point because that means people are going to need to get their

[27:05] mail in the mailbox uh since that's a Federal

[27:09] holiday actually by Saturday the 12th because that's right there going to

[27:16] be no postmark on the 14th exactly and I do not know if the state has considered

[27:22] that because I took these dates directly from SC votes no they haven't that's why

[27:27] I was start talking about that Federal because it slips by most

[27:32] places yes it does I will bring that to the state's

[27:39] attention so that they can

[27:43] update SC votes and I will update that date on our extended V deadline post on

[27:51] our website because that's important I had been telling people make sure you

[27:57] get it in the mail because if you can't put it in the night of the 14th it won't

[28:01] have a post mark of the 14th this is not like doing taxes the post office is not

[28:06] open late to get your postmark on there so that being a holiday the day before

[28:12] being a Sunday and effectively that that's going to need to be in the mail

[28:19] before the post office is last to pick up on the 12 so when has has anybody

[28:24] talked to the post office in South Carolina

[28:28] not having the absentee ballots which come in by mail are generally marked

[28:33] differently than normal maale in the past haven't they yeah yes

[28:39] to be able to have somebody there to postmark those as they come and go

[28:43] through the things well this being not absentee ballots that may

[28:50] be the these may be in envelopes that are

[28:54] unrecognizable um but it's a Statewide issue the state would have to do it with

[29:00] the whole whole state post office I can inquire since they've put that date out

[29:06] there and it's a holiday um I can inquire to see about

[29:12] that and let you know what they side okay looks me like they may have to

[29:19] update their mail drop boxes slots to have when you put through there it

[29:22] automatically stamps it daytime stamps it when you put it in the slot would be

[29:28] very nice that would be very nice second thought for the day that

[29:34] would be an outstanding use of technology and safe labor too yeah uh

[29:41] voter registrations have dramatically

[29:44] increased in recent months in the first quarter of this fiscal year our staff

[29:51] processed 8,436 new registrations of course most of those

[29:57] come in for deal M vqs or online we also process 5,90 address

[30:03] changes about 40% of these came in in the month of September so it is

[30:09] nonlinear uh it's definitely ramping up as we get closer to the election then

[30:14] when you say first qut about Janu February March uh fiscal year J July

[30:19] AUST September okay fiscal year got sorry okay I should have put an FY in

[30:24] there that's fine um but July 3 September uh that really ramped up as we

[30:31] expect we currently have

[30:39] 210,000 th000 active registered voters so we've added a lot of active reg this

[30:45] year um population growth um let me before I forget um I got a notes from my

[30:53] Homeowner Association last night that they will not have the debris picked up

[30:58] in our neighborhood until after Christmas um have we done any

[31:02] examination of pulling place to make sure there's

[31:06] no barriers or get I'm jumping my I'm sorry it's okay it's okay I know there's

[31:12] a lot of questions as way prepared was plan last night midnight on sleep I'm

[31:17] thinking about all these questions so I'm sorry kind of coming out random and

[31:21] H presented new new obstacles to have to to man overthrow um um of those 210,000

[31:29] active registered voters I'm expecting a record number of Voters to vote now

[31:35] whether or not turnout percentage sets a record in spart andberg county is a

[31:39] different question but we have more voters than we've ever had so we will

[31:43] have more people vote than we've ever had before I'm preparing for over 70% of

[31:48] the voters to turn out uh some precincts usually run closer to 80% turnout in a

[31:53] presidential election right um so that's the target we're looking looking at I'm

[31:59] expecting 110,000 or so to vote on Election Day

[32:04] and about 60,000 to vote early so that would be about

[32:11] 170,000 or so voters plus right now we've had about 3100 3200 absentees mail

[32:20] so I'm really expecting that we're running close to that

[32:24] 170,000 voters who participate in this is pretty B what I thought because when

[32:29] we did it the auditorium I think it like 66,000 people run through the auditorium

[32:34] somewhere like that we did 43,000 inperson absentees that year and like

[32:41] 20,000 um male in absentees 20,000 change we had a total of about 63 or

[32:48] 64,000 absentee voters in 20 and that's basically what I'm basing my 60,000

[32:54] early votes on is m absentee is severely curtailed back act 150 of 2022 with

[33:02] early voting creation because you must now be absent on Election Day and for

[33:06] duration of early voting to receive B in absentee bot unless you fit one of the

[33:11] other absentee criteria such as age or ability but that means instead of 40 to

[33:18] 45,000 people voting early we're going to have we had those 20,000 2,000 mail

[33:24] in absentee ballot we're going to have 15,000 18,000 of those people also vote

[33:29] early probably so I'm expect I'm preparing for 60,000 people to vote

[33:34] early and that's equipment deployment our evcs is based on that we will have

[33:40] almost as much equipment comp from SE as we had in memoral

[33:45] Auditorium we just won't have parking spaces or the space for lines but we

[33:50] will have almost as much equipment it comes from six as we had Memorial

[33:54] Auditorium we had six check-in stations at Memorial Auditorium counting our

[33:58] curbside station we will have six check-in stations here we had 20 bolot

[34:04] markers in Memorial auditor and we will have 18 here and two scanners so total

[34:11] one room all in that one room those kiosks those kios that Henry bought are

[34:18] marvelous we can put 16 ballot markers on four

[34:23] kiosks so that is tremendous for space savings we will have more than double

[34:28] the equipment deployed for early voting in this election that we had in

[34:33] 2020 um I'm deploying 99.5% of the equipment we have for this

[34:41] election uh I may jump ahead of myself a bit here

[34:50] though yeah I did I jumped a little bit ahead of myself so I'll get to that in a

[34:55] second uh DMV renewals Helen impacted this too

[35:01] because of Helen the DMV has extended renewals for credentials expiring from

[35:05] September 27th to October 31st and those are valid until November

[35:11] 1st this impacts our early voting centers because as well as assente

[35:15] ballot return because those photo IDs that we check must be

[35:21] unexpired in this instance we're going to have to pay attention to when it

[35:25] expired if it's expired but because if it's between September 27th and October

[35:31] 31st it's still valid because that at

[35:36] the the ear training at the early voting training it won't impact election day

[35:41] because that's after November 1st and this extension expires

[35:46] then but that is a point that we will have to watch during early voting and

[35:50] absentee ballot return um we currently have 793 poll

[35:56] managers signed up for training that's still increasing we're getting stacks of

[36:00] applicants like this every day coming in I'm really hoping that we end up

[36:04] training over 900 poll managers uh for this election that would be great I

[36:09] believe that would be about as many as we've ever had

[36:13] train um we have a lot of new poll managers we now active managers in the

[36:19] system meaning people who have worked since that work November

[36:24] 2023 forward we have over 2,000 in individuals who have worked that series

[36:29] of Elections how are we doing on our 16 year olds we're doing really well on

[36:34] students we have if I recall correctly from the email the last email I saw we

[36:41] have 67 students now plus we have uh

[36:50] 31 college students so we have 98 students super that came in through

[36:57] those initi which is excellent I'm that and we have

[37:02] ADD we have additional students that didn't come in through the initiative

[37:08] through an's Outreach um we have some other students

[37:12] that just applied organically through SC votes so we should have uh including

[37:19] those we should be a little over 100 105 students total in this election which

[37:26] I'm loving it because they're very enthusiastic Elizabeth Zach's class was

[37:31] in for training Tuesday and great group college

[37:40] students on that note those poll managers have a new handbook and I'm

[37:45] giving each of you a copy so you can kind of familiarize yourselves with what

[37:50] our poll clerks and workers are doing on Election Day and if you carry it with

[37:54] you on Election Day if they have a question or if you need to address a

[37:58] concern uh you can do hopefully what a lot of our pole workers seem to maybe

[38:03] not do in in the rush and use the handbook to find that answer show them

[38:09] that answer it's a great new handbook it's colorcoded by section they put a

[38:15] lot more color pictures in it for equipment set up and such and the power

[38:22] points they provide for training the slides are color key to match the

[38:25] section of the handbook that goes with them

[38:28] to help our workers flag

[38:31] pages and they have page numbers on those slides to help them go to exactly

[38:38] the direct page as quickly as possible it's a great view handbook we've been

[38:42] waiting basically all year for this thing we were originally supposed to

[38:46] have this before the primaries uh there were some changes

[38:51] they expected some changes to the voting system so they delayed um I'm grateful

[38:56] in retros They delayed it so that it's in the handbook and not a supplement uh

[39:02] because the supplements are usually printed in black and white now we have

[39:05] pretty pictures in color and what's great about it you can

[39:10] see it yes big letters yes it is this is the best Edition yet and they showed up

[39:19] just in time for elizth Zach's glass to get

[39:23] them uh election day voting equipment we are deploying we have received all of

[39:29] our update equipment it's all been updated uh the new scanners the printers

[39:33] on them is very fast so fast you can't almost can't cancel the configuration

[39:38] report before it's out uh very quick it's going to be a nice Improvement we

[39:45] got new flash drives to go with them bigger flash drives we got some 8 gig

[39:49] and 16 gig flash drives um we have 212 out Styles in this

[39:55] selection uh but thankfully most ballots are

[40:00] pretty short we have one Constitutional

[40:03] Amendment we've got four fire districts holding referenda that's Cherokee

[40:06] Springs Hilltop which is holding a millage and a bond referendum New

[40:12] Prospect and West VI Fair Forest those are the only questions on the ballot so

[40:15] everybody has one Amendment which is short and all of the fire referenda are

[40:21] also short so people should move through the equipment quickly when marking their

[40:26] ballot um the EO book file is due October 16th the deadline extension

[40:33] did not impact the evb file creation or printing the

[40:39] paperbook uh both files were created on schedule the poll books will update

[40:44] automatically with their nightly uploads from prms with new registrations the

[40:48] paper file once the deadline passes the state will print a paper supplement list

[40:55] to go with the original list generated after the original uh registration

[41:00] deadline so in the event that there is a need to go to the backup procedures with

[41:05] the paper voter registration list at any point then the pole workers and we'll

[41:10] cover this with clerks in particular we'll cover it with managers as well the

[41:14] clerks especially they'll have to check to

[41:18] lists before they say somebody's not on they'll have to check the original main

[41:23] list plus check the supplement but that was a way that the state got around

[41:27] there being delays and providing these

[41:33] lists the ballot markers we're deploying on Election Day we're deploying

[41:40] 726 um that will cover at the rate of one for 250 voters as specified in law

[41:46] that covers 181,000 voters on Election Day so we

[41:50] should have more than enough equipment it's 99.5% of the equipment we have uh I

[41:56] only have three spares left but the good news is all that early voting equipment

[42:03] will not be used on Election Day so we will have that that we can pull from if

[42:08] we need to redeploy any replacement ballot markers or SC well many you

[42:15] deploying to the four sites the four early voting sites are going to

[42:24] have 46 46 ballot markers at the four SS 18 here

[42:31] 11 at B Springs nine at middle tiger and seven down at

[42:38] Woodruff and middle tiger and Woodruff are pretty space limited as well on that

[42:45] each one have at least at least two of the

[42:48] 300s no B and springs in here will have two 300s middle tiger and Woodruff

[42:55] having thus far been our to turnout sites we'll have

[42:59] 1300 um if middle Tiger's turnout picks up to

[43:04] a point that it seems like they would benefit from it I can send them one but

[43:08] I think 1300 will run nine bmds just fine without there being a line I was

[43:14] more concerned with the just the sheer number of Voters going through 18 bmds

[43:20] here with one scatter okay um John while you're talking about early

[43:27] voting if I understand correctly it starts Monday the 21st correct yes sir

[43:32] and that's at 9:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily Monday through

[43:37] Saturday we're open October 21st through November 2nd only being closed Sunday

[43:44] October 27th during that period all right so there's two Saturdays that's

[43:49] open two Sat two Saturdays and the location of woodriff Library middle

[43:53] tiger River Library Bing Springs here here meaning the auditorium

[43:58] no here meaning conference room you're not using auditorium at all no sir okay

[44:02] that's good no we're using conf room six

[44:08] um if at any point in the future it would be beneficial to add another site

[44:14] in town I will probably look at using either another library in the city or

[44:20] possibly using Cleveland Park's lower level um to split it because just just

[44:27] the sheer volume of people at Memorial Auditorium is overwhelming for almost

[44:32] everyone I don't know that I would ever recommend it was a fantastic facility in

[44:37] 2020 when we could only have one site but I don't know that I would ever

[44:42] recommend having one facility that large in light of the fact that we can

[44:46] distribute up to seven facilities around the

[44:49] county I would rather bring them to the people to their

[44:55] neighborhoods uh we have as 11 let me make sure 112 Saturday 5:00 P p.m. it

[45:02] stops right 6 p.m. 6 P p.m. every day 6:00 p.m. okay but it's not open on

[45:08] Monday before the election not open on the 4th correct 112 Saturdays is the is

[45:13] the end yes 6:00 p.m. Saturday November 2nd is the end anyone in line at the end

[45:21] of the day at 600 p.m. when we announce that polls closed for the day anyone in

[45:25] line of course gets to so we expect to still be voting people at 6:30 quite

[45:30] often maybe they're in the end of the second week it may be 7:00 with lines

[45:35] right all right just just another point on that ending time it's best that our

[45:42] poll clerks are using their cell phones for

[45:46] the time because if you use a standard watch you'd be running fast or slow but

[45:53] everybody here if you would have a smart watch or a phone you open we all got the

[45:57] same time so I would hope that the clerks are going to use a phone to

[46:01] determine when to make that announcement opening and closing yes sir that's what

[46:05] we tell them yeah we tell them to use their phones because it is standard it

[46:09] sets off the cell towers it's basically Universal everyone can pull out their

[46:14] cell phone and see at the same time um okay absentee ballots we have

[46:21] mailed and this was through Tuesday when I did the report we mailed 3,153 abente

[46:26] ball through Tuesday uh Kayla uploaded another 46 to the FTP yesterday so the

[46:35] applications are still coming in the deadline to return an application for an

[46:39] adente ballot to us is 5:00 p.m. on October

[46:42] 25th that is set in state law even though the office is open until 6 for

[46:48] early voting law specifies 5:00 p.m. on the

[46:54] 25th uh we have a ballot REM station from enhanced voting uh uaba

[47:01] ballots predominantly are sent by email most uaba that being uniform and

[47:06] Military overseas citizens most of them want a ballot delivered by email and

[47:11] they have that option uh which is a great option for them because it avoids

[47:16] the slow overseas Ms um we use enhanced voting for this enhanced ballot is the

[47:24] system the state has contracted with to provide this and this system

[47:30] automatically sends an email to uaba voters who have requested about deliv

[47:35] about email automatically sends them an email with where they can sign in with

[47:40] their credentials to receive their ballot that they can make their

[47:45] selections on and then it transmits it back to us

[47:48] encrypted where we receive it we can then decrypt it print that onto a

[47:55] scanable ballot so we don't have to duplicate those we

[48:00] can they can go straight onto a scanable ballot instead of what we used to do

[48:06] where we would take the ballot PDF file rip it into individual ballots uh each

[48:11] one typically being one or two pages PDFs and emailing those then they come

[48:15] back and you print them on letter or legal siiz paper that's obviously not

[48:20] scannable and then having to duplicate all of these hundreds of

[48:23] ovas uh with a three person team now we can get those back and print them

[48:29] directly onto a scanable ballot they have provided an additional resource to

[48:34] us which is a remake station now we can take these and we get a barcode we scan

[48:40] that barcode the Remake station will pull it up print that ballot so it makes

[48:47] it very simple to take you a cob of ballots from that electronic delivery

[48:52] service and put it straight into a scanable pap about Rosary would be very

[48:58] happy she would she would love this um but this is a really great

[49:06] system because it also takes some of the margin of human error out of uus because

[49:11] the system receives updates from brims multiple times a day when voters apply

[49:18] for an absentee ballot using one of those uer reasons it receives and it

[49:23] automatically sends them that email so we we don't have to do that all we have

[49:28] to do is track and make sure that the emails that need to be going out are

[49:32] going out talks about numbering it and to label it yes sir the Remake station

[49:39] that we receive it has Barcode Scanner and it has cameras and displays so that

[49:46] the public can watch what we're doing it can also be used in addition to printing

[49:51] those uaba ballots on the scanable bot we can use it to remake or duplicate at

[49:57] unscannable ballots atente te ballots so those ballots that have been torn or

[50:03] have coffee on them or that have check marks instead of bubbles or they use a

[50:08] pencil instead of a pen we can take those over there to the Remake station

[50:13] duplicate them with our threers team watching us do it the public can

[50:19] see what we're doing when we remake

[50:23] it we will make the selections on the screen if will print that ballot on a

[50:28] scanable ballot print a unique identifier on it you know how we used to

[50:33] duplicate ballots and we had to write original one on the original we had to

[50:38] write duplicate one on on the new one so this now will print a unique identifier

[50:43] on the new ballot that it's creating and it will has a label printer that will

[50:48] print a matching identifier on a label that can be stuck

[50:52] on the original B so it automates that for us we don't have to keep track of

[50:57] which number we're on what team we are so it automates that which should

[51:04] really really improve that process for us really speed it

[51:09] along um

[51:14] Helen everyone's getting cleaned up our polling places also are getting cleaned

[51:19] up right now Malik is calling all of our polling locations to schedule delivery

[51:26] and pick up of equipment but also to make sure that they are ready for us

[51:32] that they don't have storm damage that they're clear and that we don't need to

[51:36] make an emergency move due to the so that's underway it'll take a few days to

[51:44] finish that process with 101 site I do know that all of our early voting

[51:49] centers are good to

[51:53] go but we are we are working on that waited some time to start that simply

[51:58] because we needed people to have their power back on and be back at work before

[52:02] we even started calling there was no point wasting efforts calling places

[52:06] that were where nobody was back to yet um so now that basically everyone's

[52:13] reopened and back to what is a semblance of normal now we are following up with

[52:18] them to make sure they are good uh our public test is scheduled for

[52:24] Tuesday October 29th at 10: a.m. M that notice is posted in the office and

[52:29] online our absentee ballot opening for the outer envelope only will begin

[52:35] Monday November 4th at 9:00 a.m. we have a good siiz team to do that we've got

[52:41] two letter openers so we will I think move very quickly through that with the

[52:47] numbers of vente ballots that we have I'll be very surprised if we end up with

[52:50] more than 5,000 maybe 6,000 absente ball tops at the rate that the applications

[52:56] are coming coming in um on Election Day tabulation room where Carmel and

[53:01] Michelle are reading ballots and reading flash drives access to that room is

[53:07] going to be limited to only those Personnel that need to go in there it's

[53:10] very critical that we not break their train of thought when they're running

[53:14] that ds150 because when it stops it it puts

[53:19] this message on the screen telling you how to handle the ballots it tells you

[53:22] why it's stopped and how those ballots need to be handled if you handle them

[53:26] wrong wrong if you get distracted and handle them wrong you can end up having

[53:29] to rescan an entire stack of ballots to start over so we're going to limit

[53:36] access to that room to only the Personnel that need to be in

[53:40] there it's a public process so there's going to be a camera in that room and

[53:44] we're going to display to a TV so and where's the TV going to be my plan is to

[53:49] have well conference room 6 is going to be open for fail safe so the TV my plan

[53:53] is to have it in it conference room

[53:58] it has a new conference room so we are going to borrow their conference room

[54:02] since we are so short on space in our of our

[54:06] own um and where is that it is right down the hall from us uh from our office

[54:13] take a go past conference room six take a right down that long hallway and their

[54:17] conference room is down there on the left um they have a new one for public

[54:23] defenders vacated so we'll have TV set up in there

[54:28] to broadcast that so the public can see it without actually being a threat to

[54:32] any kind of ballot security as well as a distraction to those running the

[54:38] scanners um and staff and board also we're all going to stay out of that room

[54:44] unless unless we're needed in there for something we'll stay out because I don't

[54:49] want to distract car in the sh when they're running this 450 uh last thing I

[54:53] want to do is be 3,000 ballots in and somebody realized that

[55:01] they've misplaced ballots that should have been

[55:05] out stacked and rescanned and they've included them in what was saved and we

[55:09] have to clear and start over so the objective is to reduce distractions for

[55:16] them um as I say that night will'll have

[55:21] viewing or that day we'll have viewing in A's conference room and that's kind

[55:26] kind of them be my standard going forward is public viewing for a lot of

[55:30] these secure processes being by video so that we can put cameras in spaces the

[55:36] public can see what's happening but we don't actually have the public in a room

[55:41] with our people um abente opening will still be a public viewable process in

[55:48] our space we don't have a camera for every space yet that we can broadcast to

[55:53] TVs but the objective in future years is and cameras that can be broadcast in all

[55:58] those areas where we do public processes you know everybody's so concerned about

[56:03] security and cheating I think this helps exactly you know that you don't have a

[56:08] lot of extra people in there and people can't say what were they doing exactly I

[56:12] want to be transparent by letting people watch while also improving our security

[56:19] by keeping um unvetted Personnel out those

[56:25] spaces um

[56:28] um election results will be available on the TVs and conf room 6 after 700 p.m.

[56:35] uh that one as soon as fail safe voting is done we will break down tabulators

[56:42] get it out of the room break down the laptops get them out of the room and

[56:46] basically convert that room over to public peeing of results have a little

[56:50] laptop for me we'll have the laptop in there for you so that you can display

[56:54] results I expect that it will be after 8:00 before we really have results to

[57:00] show we can get absentee uploaded pretty quickly but early voting because we

[57:07] can't close those scanners until after 700 p.m. without committing a

[57:12] felony and it takes time we're going to have probably 14 flash drives to close

[57:18] du to the volume of ballots and The Limited number you can put on a flash

[57:22] drive it's going to take time to close 14 flash drives so it's going to take

[57:28] probably close to an hour to begin getting those first big batches of early

[57:32] voting results in and it will probably take another hour to finish closing all

[57:37] the flash drives and get all the early voting results in the good thing is as

[57:42] Election Day Results start coming in and we're reading those sticks the we'll

[57:46] keep updating the results I think because the results read in so

[57:51] quickly it's my expectation that everybody will probably be back in here

[57:56] by 11: and we'll probably have all the precincts in and displayed by 11: that

[58:04] night um some have told me that sounds optimistic I'm pretty confident we

[58:09] usually have everybody back in here by about 9:00 regardless of the size of the

[58:14] election I know presidentials are bigger and we may have lines that push us out

[58:20] but typically about an hour and a half past pole Clos two hours past po CL

[58:26] close we've got our last folks in so if there's an hour away then by 10:00 I

[58:32] expect those people will probably with they back here so it's going to be a

[58:38] long night we will be here probably till the we hours of the early morning

[58:42] exactly it's going to be a long night 2008 I think we got out here like 2 a.m.

[58:47] was early in the morning we did bring the

[58:54] drinks that check in that number scene y'all do it

[58:59] then I keep think of the name of it when the audit are you going to have some

[59:03] extra cuz I always hate for those poers those standing in that long line waiting

[59:08] just the the reconciliation yes the reconation the plan is to have a couple

[59:13] of people doing the reconciliation sheets a couple of stations for those

[59:16] okay to do the reconciliation sheets and taking how do you what you know if I'm

[59:21] going to do the same thing I'm going to need I'm older right strong man guy you

[59:28] one of those young guys right we are lining up quite a few people for check

[59:32] in right now because we can't have too many people for checkin that night

[59:37] there's so much to bring in so we should have ample manow because what we want to

[59:43] do is be able to get everything in get it

[59:49] organized get as much stuff on the Shelf in order as possible so to that end

[59:54] bringing in extra Manpower uh younger strong manpower to

[1:00:01] handle all these heavy boxes bags cases and get it on the Shelf in order so it's

[1:00:06] easy to go back to exactly what you need as we uh prepare for

[1:00:11] certification so doing that everyone will have a task there that night too

[1:00:18] because checking off stuff and making sure that we're running through and

[1:00:21] getting everything back is very important um but we will have a lot of

[1:00:29] additional help to get stuff in and where it needs to be and go through it

[1:00:34] um ballots coming back in the blank ones the unmarked ones we're deploying a lot

[1:00:39] of ballots we just got 200,000 ballot cards yesterday been 6 weeks and they

[1:00:45] finally made it so we have4 million ballots on hand for this election plus

[1:00:50] the full face paper ballots that should be in soon uh those were ordered last

[1:00:55] month and uh it always takes a little while to

[1:00:58] get them printed actually printelect called me and said we're waiting to ship

[1:01:02] because we knew Helen was coming back way and we didn't want ballots sitting

[1:01:06] somewhere getting some so uh yeah that was very nice on their

[1:01:13] part so we will have plenty of ballots on hand um after the election Wednesday

[1:01:20] morning it's November 6 9:00 a.m. downstairs comes from 6 that's where our

[1:01:25] hand count audit you want us there um you are welcome to attend I have my

[1:01:30] Auditors um submitted to the state because the state has to approve you're

[1:01:35] welcome to attend the hand count audit it's a public process but we have no

[1:01:40] responsibility you have no responsibility or obligation I'd love to

[1:01:45] see you there uh simply because with the exception of Henry who seen our audits

[1:01:51] in the past um I don't think any any of the rest of you have watched our hand

[1:01:56] audit process okay but it is outstanding so that what tell me that day uh

[1:02:02] November 6 here second last yes second and last item November 6 9:00 a.m. conf

[1:02:08] from 6 public process the notice is already posted on our bulleting board

[1:02:12] it's already online uh it's been shared with parties I want the public there

[1:02:18] because there's some much skepticism that the machines count it right and we

[1:02:22] do our jobs right I want them to be there to see us and can count balance so

[1:02:27] that they can see that we conduct a blind hand count and then when we have

[1:02:32] counted and written our numbers down we go to the public and open the tape and

[1:02:36] show them that it matches so 9:00 a.m. comes from 6

[1:02:41] Wednesday November 6th and then certification is Friday November 8th at

[1:02:47] 10:00 a.m. in conference room 6 very good good

[1:02:54] report thank you Jo there's a lot to unpack there but it is

[1:03:00] um big election coming up but we are we are ready you've done a good job trying

[1:03:08] to make it as easy as possible to the miscellaneous report two

[1:03:13] two things from my standpoint and we got enough stickers people just go crazy to

[1:03:19] stickers and we've run out them on the past we have the state is sending

[1:03:24] stickers we received the new stickers no okay the state is supposed to be sending

[1:03:30] stickers they actually have multiple designs this time they have stickers in

[1:03:34] English and Spanish and um their recommendation is to put stickers out

[1:03:39] and let folks pick the sticker they want but we should have plenty of stickers

[1:03:43] because I paid the invoice for the stickers from Peta project so we didn't

[1:03:47] have to destroy those thousands and thousands of

[1:03:50] stickers don't forget about the other sticker I'm a future voter for little

[1:03:55] kid yes there is a there is a sticker for kids

[1:03:59] I'm future voter that we're supposed to be receiving well they will and the

[1:04:04] states sending us all new they're still sending all new absente envelopes um

[1:04:10] which we don't really need that many of but they sent them uh since we use a

[1:04:15] vendor they're sending on me posters for poing places they sent beautiful full

[1:04:21] color open close guides for the equipment there are images of those

[1:04:24] guides in the new hand book so we have received a lot of new uh media from the

[1:04:30] state and they have an excellent prep for the polls site at scs.com as well

[1:04:36] that we try to publicize The Challenge on that note media right now is we get

[1:04:42] lost in the hurricane coverage all the media that the county

[1:04:47] is making half a dozen posts today right now and voting posts get buried quickly

[1:04:54] because you don't to have that time we you're the only post um so

[1:05:02] we are still working to get word out about everything but the state is doing

[1:05:07] a very good job on social media and out

[1:05:12] that uh they are doing a very good job with that the second point I had is some

[1:05:18] ID for for each of board members because we got a lot of new people there who we

[1:05:23] are unfamiliar to yes and because at the last last election

[1:05:28] when I went to one of the PO the clerk almost wouldn't let me do anything okay

[1:05:32] in terms of observing and right so and I wasn't going to push it with it

[1:05:38] okay um all of you have your county badge right okay make sure you're

[1:05:44] wearing the badge while you're out there on Election Day and then if need be I

[1:05:50] can also get some uh badges made yours says voter regist ation mine is clerk of

[1:05:57] court but it's also it also works for this door here for

[1:06:02] exactly okay so everyone except Henry says voter registration yeah

[1:06:08] okay let me see if yeah always let me check with Andrew and see if you can get

[1:06:19] a second badge maybe that doesn't have the key card on it though yeah but it

[1:06:26] says voter registration to wear when you're out there because I tell we tell

[1:06:32] our clerks and managers that County staff will have their County

[1:06:39] ID so that's what we tell them our it folks that are coming out as polling

[1:06:45] location technicians they wear their badge our staff wear their badge do you

[1:06:51] want a different kind of badge than the county

[1:06:57] badge I mean we can try to get something made up that says you know registration

[1:07:03] make sure this has always work for yeah I

[1:07:08] want and that's why I wonder if that clerk of court on yours just simply

[1:07:11] throw them off or C so you

[1:07:18] one retired is that your son's picture

[1:07:29] wow just wonder who that kid is on your any El have anything on miscellaneous to

[1:07:35] bring up Rick no sir Cy you got anything to bring

[1:07:40] up a minut no he covered everything it was great he's good just to let you know

[1:07:45] Mr Thompson is absent he is in an airplane going somewhere for a meeting

[1:07:50] therefore he could not attend with us uh by phone so he did let me know he was

[1:07:55] done now to our League of Women Voters what was what's on your mind this

[1:08:02] morning um I think yall are making some great preparations so thank

[1:08:07] you uh I'd loved I'm a poll manager so I'm one of the little people out there

[1:08:12] and we loved our PLT technician person who BPS in pretty early in the day which

[1:08:17] is very helpful and then one time I got to work with a a student assistant poll

[1:08:22] manager and she was so enthusiastic that she made us all feel more

[1:08:26] energetic um and we helped her learn all the stations so she felt um like a real

[1:08:36] part of the team and was really excited about it

[1:08:40] um the I think you pointed out you're going to get in touch with the state

[1:08:44] about the mailin deadline for that voter registration because I there maybe some

[1:08:50] people that are thinking that they have till till um

[1:08:55] till Monday to get it in the mail and they'll be

[1:08:58] surprised um and the the league is there's

[1:09:03] something that we can do to help get you some more people power if you need

[1:09:06] there's something you need we can try to to thr it

[1:09:11] out y'all have always been good supporters of this office and it's

[1:09:15] always been most appreciated yeah good

[1:09:21] work okay all right there's nothing else uh

[1:09:26] the more business that will adjourn the board meeting I don't think

Voter Board Registration Meeting 10-10-2024

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