Watonwan County creates Absentee and UOCAVA Ballot Board required by state law
By unanimous vote the board adopted Resolution 26-11 to establish a County Absentee and UOCAVA Ballot Board in compliance with Minnesota Statutes 203B.121 and related election-judge provisions.
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The Watonwan County Board on June 2 adopted Resolution 26-11 to establish a County Absentee and UOCAVA Ballot Board, as required by Minnesota Statutes 203B.121, Subd. 1. The resolution states the board will provide uniformity in processing returned absentee and UOCAVA ballots and may consist of a sufficient number of election judges appointed per sections 204B.19 to 204B.22 or trained deputy auditors.
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