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Elections supervisor flags precinct boundary vote after Kingsland annexation; public seeks voter‑address criteria
Summary
Elections Supervisor Shannon Nettles told the board that a parcel annexed into the City of Kingsland requires a vote at the next meeting to extend the northern boundary of the East Kingsland precinct. A local resident asked where the board posts criteria for rejecting a voter's address when it is a business address and urged revisiting voter‑roll guidelines.
During the Jan. 15, 2026 meeting of the Camden County Board of Elections & Registration, Elections Supervisor Shannon Nettles told the board that ongoing Elector List Maintenance (ELM) continues and that staff will bring a vote at the next regular meeting to extend the northern boundary of the East Kingsland precinct after a parcel was annexed into the City of Kingsland.
Nettles also noted a recent staff change, saying her office had “survived their first week after Leona retired,” according to the minutes. The minutes record Nettles presenting the December 2025 financial report but do not provide financial figures or line‑item totals.
During the additional public‑comment period, Mary Beckman of St. Marys commended the board’s solution for the annexed portion of the East Kingsland precinct and asked where the board posts the criteria used to reject a voter address when the address is a business rather than a P.O. Box. Beckman asked the board to revisit its voter‑roll compliance guidelines so the public can find and understand address‑acceptance rules.
The minutes say the board will need to take a formal vote on the precinct boundary extension at the next regular meeting on Feb. 19, 2026. The minutes do not record further detail about implementation steps, specific address‑acceptance criteria, nor any staff response to Beckman’s request.
