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Granby tables proposed electioneering policy for further review
Summary
The Board reviewed a Registrar of Voters electioneering policy and voted to table it after members raised concerns about sign limits, the 10-foot radius rule, vehicle displays, and voter parking impacts.
The Board of Selectmen reviewed a proposed Registrar of Voters Administrative Policy and Procedures for electioneering at polling locations, drafted by Registrars Laura Wolfe and Karen Antonucci with input from Town Clerk Jen Espinal and reviewed by Town Counsel Richard Roberts. Board members discussed proposed revisions, including removing a limit of three signs per person and clarifying the 10-foot radius requirement for signs and materials.
Concerns were also raised about electioneering signs displayed on vehicles and potential impacts on voter parking. After discussion, the Board voted to table the item to a future meeting to allow further review and address outstanding issues, including sign limitations, vehicle displays, and potential parking provisions.
