Election office schedules public test and training sessions before early voting
Summary
Election staff set a public test for Sept. 29 (11 a.m.) and multiple training sessions for early-voting and election-day staff in late September and October, with a dedicated inspector training on Oct. 29.
Election office staff told the Warrick County Election Board they will hold a public test of the voting equipment on Sept. 29 at 11 a.m., and will run three early‑voting training sessions on Sept. 29–Oct. 1 to prepare early‑voting teams.
"Public testing is dictated with micro vote there, so it's gonna be sent September 29 at 11AM," the staff member said. Staff also outlined multiple poll-worker training sessions in late October and said inspectors will attend a separate training session at 6 p.m. on Oct. 29 for oaths and inspector-specific paperwork.
Staff proposed limiting hands-on training classes to about 20 people and using a calendared sign-up process so trainers can control class sizes and ensure inspectors and poll workers receive the appropriate session. Board members agreed the schedule would allow the office to prepare for early voting, which the staff said begins Oct. 6 in Booneville and Oct. 22 in some townships.
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