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Monroe County election office reports 1,899 voter-list actions, readies candidate packets and a poll-worker brunch
Summary
Clerk's office reported voter-list maintenance statistics, mailed citizenship-verification letters under new law, authorized notices for late candidate finance filings, and introduced an appointed election-board member.
Monroe County Clerk Nicole Brown told the Election Board the clerk's office has candidate packets ready for the 2026 primary and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., for packet pickup.
The office also reported voter-list maintenance activity since July 1: staff processed 1,899 records, leaving 48 voters active, moving 1,843 to inactive, rejecting five and canceling three as of 9:20 a.m. the morning of the meeting, Kylie said.
Kylie also explained the county's work on citizenship verification under recent state law. "There is a citizenship maintenance hopper ... Those individuals were also sent their letters. We've had the 3 that have came in to clarify theirs. They were from that hopper. So we have been able to get them cleared and their registrations are active,"…
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