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Elections office requests $565,000 for print/mail and additional staff, citing Super Tuesday and three 2020 elections
Summary
Chris said the elections office received about $1.75 million in grant‑funded upgrades and asked commissioners to fund $565,000 for print and mail (a state statutory mandate), additional staff for voter‑list maintenance, poll‑worker costs, training, and logistical support for three elections in 2020 including Super Tuesday.
Chris, the county clerk/auditor, told commissioners the elections office has received roughly $1,750,000 in grant‑funded upgrades and that none of those funds came from the county general fund. He said 2020 will be unusually resource‑intensive because the state legislature required county participation in Super Tuesday, creating three elections in the year and increased costs for printing, mailing…
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