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Lunenburg County electoral board says November election went well, schedules new voting equipment delivery
Summary
The Lunenburg County Electoral Board reviewed the November general election, noted 8,274 registered voters in November, identified training needs and precinct assignment changes, and scheduled delivery and testing of new voting equipment Dec. 8–9 at 300 Court Street.
The Lunenburg County Electoral Board on Dec. 2 reviewed the conduct of the Nov. general election, affirmed that results were accurate, and identified improvements and training needs for precinct teams. The board also confirmed delivery and testing dates for new voting equipment.
According to the minutes, the General Registrar presented the monthly registered voter report showing 8,274 registered voters in November. The board reviewed checklist comments for each precinct to identify training items and operational improvements and discussed staff and team performance with an eye to future precinct assignments.
The board noted canvass-of-vote procedures and agreed on areas needing training and procedural refinement. Members reached a consensus that the November election "went very well" and that the results were accurate, while still documenting opportunities to improve teamwork and effectiveness at precincts.
On logistics, the board recorded that new voting equipment would be delivered Monday, Dec. 8, 2025, to the storage room at 300 Court Street; the old equipment will be hauled away and the new machines will be delivered and tested on Monday and Tuesday (Dec. 8–9). The minutes do not record technical details of the equipment, vendor names, or testing protocols.
The board scheduled its next meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 13, and adjourned at 6:31 p.m.
