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Counsel reviews litigation docket and compliance metrics ahead of January deadlines
Summary
Board counsel summarized active litigation (including Williams redistricting cases, Frenzel v. Moore, and a DOJ suit over voter registration data) and presented compliance metrics showing 7,488 active filers and recent processing volumes.
Brian, counsel for the State Board of Elections, walked commissioners through several pending cases and near-term court dates, including two Williams cases related to congressional redistricting with briefing and a trial scheduled for early January; Frenzel v. Moore is back at the 2nd Circuit on the merits, and a Department of Justice matter concerns protected personal information in the voter registration database with a dispositive motion deadline of Dec. 23.
Brian also summarized compliance workloads: 7,488 active filers (6,892 committees and 596 self-reporting candidates), 6,312 reviews processed since the last meeting, 348 candidate registrations and 197 committee registrations, and significant training and forms-updates to raise compliance and simplify processes for treasurers.
