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Charlotte County electoral board records L&A programming, seals two early‑voting machines
Summary
Minutes show the Charlotte County Electoral Board completed logic-and-accuracy programming and testing on two early‑voting machines on Sept. 17, 2024; test tapes were signed, machines sealed (EV mail-in #477533, EV in‑person #477534) and stored in the registrar’s office.
Minutes from the Charlotte County Electoral Board meeting on Sept. 17, 2024, show the board completed logic-and-accuracy (L&A) programming and testing for two early‑voting machines and sealed them for storage.
According to the minutes, Jay Overby of Dominion Election Systems conducted L&A programming beginning at 1:00 p.m. on two machines: one configured for early in‑person ballots and one for early mail‑in ballots. The minutes state both machines were tested "without issues" and were declared ready for use.
The record says the test tapes produced during the L&A checks were signed by Overby and the board members present and were secured. The minutes record the seals used to secure the machines as EV mail‑in Seal # 477533 and EV in‑person Seal # 477534, and that both machines are stored in the Office of the General Registrar.
Attendees listed in the minutes include Glenn Baker (Chair), Aubrey Fane (Secretary), Jenni Booth (General Registrar) and Jay Overby (Dominion Election Systems); the minutes also name Glenwood Foster as Vice Chair. The session is recorded as having concluded at 2:30 p.m., and the minutes were signed by board officers as indicated in the record.
The entry is a procedural record documenting readiness of early‑voting equipment; no motions, votes, or contested claims are recorded in the minutes.
