In a recent meeting of the Board of Elections, members confirmed their adherence to previously established policies regarding the closure of locations where cameras are not functioning. Board member discussions indicated that no further votes are necessary to reinforce this policy, which aligns with past decisions.

The meeting also addressed the campaign finance waiver, with officials noting that there were no waivers to consider at this time. The next meeting is scheduled for September 24, 2024.

Transitioning to the Voter Registration Commission meeting, the agenda focused primarily on a report from the manager of voter registration, Miss Winterbottom, regarding the status of annual voter maintenance projects. Public comments highlighted concerns about the county's handling of voter registration lists. Joyce Schwartz from Drexel Hill clarified her earlier statements regarding exceptions in the removal of voters, emphasizing that there has been no official freeze on the voter registration list.

Additionally, concerns were raised by Gregor Stenstrom regarding the status of surveillance cameras at drop box locations, particularly in light of the upcoming election season. Stenstrom pointed out that a significant percentage of drop boxes in Pennsylvania remain unmonitored, raising questions about transparency and public observation during the electoral process.