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Lunenburg County Electoral Board selects deputy registrar interviewees, reviews checklists and discusses precinct 601 incident
Summary
The Electoral Board reviewed 16 Deputy Registrar applications and selected four candidates for interviews, reviewed polling-place checklists and training items, and discussed how to respond to a reported incident at precinct 601; scheduling and coordination will be handled by the Registrar and County Administration.
At the Jan. 10 meeting of the Lunenburg County Electoral Board, the Registrar presented 16 applications for the Deputy Registrar position and the board selected four candidates to be invited for interviews.
The board reviewed a standard set of interview questions and directed the Registrar to coordinate interview scheduling with the County Administrator. The minutes record that the Registrar will work with County Administration to identify suitable dates; no interview dates were set at the meeting.
Board members reviewed and expressed approval of the Deputy Registrar annual performance review, and they reviewed and signed the Registrar’s memorandum of record. Members also discussed changes needed to the polling-place election-day checklists that board members use when visiting polling locations, and the Chairman supplied a list of training topics to be added to future trainings for board members and poll workers.
There was an extended discussion about an incident involving a voter at precinct 601. The minutes do not specify facts of the incident; the Chairman said she will speak with the Poll Chief to determine an appropriate solution.
The board confirmed its internal organization after the Secretary’s reappointment (Donna Dagner, Chairman; David Dalton, Vice Chairman; Oliver Wright, Secretary) and set meeting dates and times for the remainder of the year. The meeting adjourned at 6:05 p.m.
