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Perry County election staff report testing went well; confirm training and machine transport
Summary
Election staff told board members that primary-election testing and public testing went well; the board confirmed pole-worker training on May 2, early-voting training the same day as the meeting, and arranged U-Haul transport for voting machines. The board set its next meeting for April 30 at 9:00 a.m.
Election staff reported to the Perry County election board that primary-election testing, including public testing, went smoothly and that they encountered no problems.
Staff outlined logistics for upcoming work: pole-worker training is scheduled for May 2, early-voting training was set for later the same day as the meeting, and machine transportation has been arranged using a U-Haul and designated deliverers. Staff said they could set up equipment before training so precinct workers would know what to bring, and indicated that Paty (mentioned in the discussion) would handle coordination of material preparation.
Board members discussed scheduling and agreed to hold the next meeting on April 30 at 9:00 a.m. The members noted the timing would place the meeting just before the training and allow staff to prepare machines and materials earlier in the day.
No formal votes were recorded on logistics; items were discussed and scheduled by consensus during the meeting.
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