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Lunenburg County Electoral Board holds closed session on cybersecurity and election security
Summary
At its March 21 meeting the Lunenburg County Electoral Board moved into and returned from a closed session to discuss county cybersecurity and election security plans, citing Code of Virginia exemptions; the board certified the closed-session scope and signed the minutes.
The Lunenburg County Electoral Board entered a closed session during its March 21 meeting to discuss the county’s cybersecurity and election security plans, according to the meeting minutes.
Vice Chairman David Dalton called the meeting to order at 2:02 PM and a motion to go into closed session "to discuss the cybersecurity and election security plans for the County" was made and passed. The motion cited exemptions in the Code of Virginia, specifically §2.2-3711(19) and (34), which the minutes record as the legal basis for the session.
After the closed session, the board voted to return to open session and certified that the only business discussed in closed session pertained to the cybersecurity and election security plans. The minutes show the board’s certification was recorded by signatures on the document.
The minutes list attendees as Secretary Oliver Wright, County Administrator Tracy Gee, General Registrar Alissa Baldwin and County IT Contractor Rob Williams. The document also contains a signature block listing Urhner L Winght III, Donna Dagner, David Dalton and Oliver Wright; the minutes do not provide further context or separate vote tallies for the motions.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:57 PM.
