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Election administration draws criticism; county executive defends on-demand voting sites
Summary
A public commenter warned of potential litigation over the election commission's 3-2 vote to add on-demand satellite voting sites; County Executive Lamont McClure defended the decision, citing turnout data and plans for additional sites.
A Northampton County resident warned the council that the election commission's recent 3-2 vote to pursue on-demand satellite voting locations could expose the county to litigation, and County Executive Lamont McClure defended the commission's action and outlined data and plans supporting on-demand sites.
"You do indeed face the very real possibility of litigation against the county," Glenn Geisinger told council after attending the election…
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