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Monroe County Election Board: 9,794 mail‑in ballot applications processed; mailings planned the week of April 20

Monroe County Election Board · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Monroe County election staff reported that 9,794 mail‑in ballot applications have been processed and that ballots are tentatively scheduled to be mailed the week of April 20; committees received ballot proofs for name verification.

Monroe County Election Board staff reported that 9,794 mail‑in ballot applications have been received and processed and that those ballots are being prepared for mailing.

Sarah, a staff member, told the board the processed applications total "9,794" and that the ballots are "mailing out." She said proofs (not the ballots themselves) had been sent to committees for verification of names and that she had received confirmations back from Ann, Tamiko and Tom Whitehead (identified in the discussion as "from Billy B.").

Board members asked about the timetable. Sarah said the current, tentative plan is to begin mailing ballots in the week of April 20. Members also asked whether the mail‑in application deadline was May 4 or May 5; attendees confirmed the deadline for applications had already passed.

The update did not include a detailed mailing schedule by precinct or a final confirmation of the exact date ballots would reach voters. Board members did not record a formal vote on the mailing timeline during the meeting.

Next steps: staff will proceed with creating ballots and mailing as planned; board members said they would continue to monitor proof corrections submitted by committees.