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Windsor clerk reports 47% turnout in April election, urges more poll workers
Summary
Clerk John Moe thanked poll workers, reported a 47% turnout for the April 7 election, said voting machines will receive maintenance and software updates this summer, and said the Village is seeking additional poll workers for shift coverage.
Clerk John Moe told the Village of Windsor Board on April 16 that the April 7 election drew a 47% voter turnout and offered thanks to poll workers and greeters for their service.
Moe said the village plans voting-machine maintenance and software updates this summer and emphasized the need for additional poll workers to ensure adequate shift coverage and backups; when President Bob Wipperfurth asked how many new poll workers are needed, Moe said the village "can never have enough" to maintain coverage.
Why it matters: adequate poll-worker staffing and up-to-date voting machines affect electoral administration and voter experience in future elections; the minutes do not specify the number of additional workers sought or the scope and cost of the planned updates.
