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Registrar reports rise in early voting and absentee requests ahead of potential June primary
Summary
Registrar Susan Taylor told the board that early-voting participation and absentee/mail‑in ballot requests have increased and said a June primary is likely if redistricting is approved by the governor; she noted voting machines have not been replaced but remain functional.
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Susan Taylor, the county registrar, reported during the March 26 retreat that early‑voting participation has risen and that more absentee and mail‑in ballots have been requested. She said she is confident a primary will be held in June if the governor approves proposed redistricting and that the Board of Elections will handle the process if redistricting is finalized.
Taylor also noted that voting equipment has not been replaced in recent years but that the machines are currently working. Her report was given alongside other constitutional‑officer updates and was recorded for follow‑up planning ahead of the potential primary.
