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Board of Elections printout shows salary and operational overruns in county account snapshot
Summary
Meeting materials included a Board of Elections account printout showing a reported salary and benefit overage of $(26,674.42) and an operational overage of $(15,556.65), producing a snapshot negative variance of $(42,231.07) in one column of the document.
The April 27 meeting record includes a Board of Elections account printout that lists line-item balances and calculated overages. The document shows a salary and benefit overage listed as $(26,674.42) and an operational overage of $(15,556.65), which together correspond to a reported negative variance of $(42,231.07) in one snapshot column titled "Final Totals." The printout enumerates specific line items contributing to the variances, including salaries, overtime, registrars/judges, and elections testing/programming.
The board did not take a separate vote on the budget printout during the meeting; the document was part of the record. Commissioners discussed staffing and the State Board of Elections' ongoing review in the context of how the office is being funded, and the board then moved to limit pay for the assistant elections director to the budgeted salary pending the state review.
