Hi, I'm Keith and I'll be live-tweeting today's Cuyahoga County Board of Election's meeting at 10:30AM for #CLEDocumenters
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A question about various voting methods, touching on the curb side voting process. The November 23rd election involved 24 stations were set up for voting with additional temporary staffing.
Has poll workers retention initiatives efforts happened before? Can we use grant money for this? Can we have poll worker recognition? We want to keep people coming back to work with us.
We have a substantial amount of money from the state to pay POE members, we may be able to use it ongoing but it depends if we have access to it. Cuyahoga BOE CLE program will continue which allows attorney to acquire education credits.
If you are a returning poll worker, you have the opportunity to take a full course online. About a third have used this service. For the real adventurous workers were able to log-in to the poll worker portal and access all educational tools.
Vouchers have been approved and passed.
A BOE workers has been acknowledged and approved.
Directive 2020-14 restricts cancellation of a voter only after they have been approved by the Ohio Secretary of State. Cuyahoga BOE is required to submit an update. They submitted one but has yet to hear a reply from OH SOS.
Ms. Inajo Chappell requests a report be compiled to review the submission of cancellations and how the number of cancellations has been collected.
Cuyahoga BOE generally advise candidates to not be circulate petitions as no election has not been announced. We all have to wait and see.
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