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Caroline County election board finalizes pre-election logistics, sets supply checks and nursing-home assistance
Summary
The Caroline County Board of Elections reviewed readiness for the upcoming primary, including staff hires, mail-in ballot production, drop-box installs and judge training; the board scheduled supply verifications for May 21, set a nursing-home assistance visit for June 15 (backup June 16), and swore a canvasser. Votes on routine minutes and adjournment were carried.
The Caroline County Board of Elections met in early May to finalize several pre-election steps, including vendor mailings, drop-box security and polling-place preparations, the board said.
Election Director (S4) told the board that two county techs began work (one on April 30 and another on May 4), logic-and-accuracy testing has started on the mail-in portion of the ballot, and the specimen ballot proof has been approved and is queued for printing. "The mail in ballots will be sent to voters starting on May 6," the director said, and added the office is using a vendor called Taylor to mail ballots.
The director reported an approximate number of mailed ballots in the transcript as "1,252, 59 mail in ballots," a figure that appears garbled in the record and whose exact value was not clarified at the meeting. The director also said three ballot…
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