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Recorder updates board on elections manual process, early-ballot rules and voter outreach
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Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis told the Board of Supervisors the county is working with the Arizona Secretary of State on a month-by-month review of proposed Elections Procedure Manual changes and outlined local voter-education work to explain ballot duplication and adjudication.
Dana Lewis, Pinal County recorder, told the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday that counties are working with the Arizona Secretary of State’s office on proposed revisions to the Elections Procedure Manual (EPM) and outlined a timeline that would include a public comment period in August and a final submittal to the governor and attorney general in October.
Lewis said the Secretary of State will circulate chapters to counties on the second Tuesday of each month, counties must return comments by 1 p.m. the third Tuesday, and monthly county meetings to discuss the chapters will occur on the fourth Tuesday. The recorder identified early chapters under review as voting equipment (Chapter 4), accommodations for voters with disabilities (Chapter 5) and petition circulators…
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