Ari Blum

The board meeting focused on the Mail-In Ballot 1 Canvass proceedings. Key topics included the confirmation of the quorum, the verification of oath requirements, and the announcement of board officers. The board verified the logic and accuracy testing of the scanning units and confirmed zero counts prior to the start of the canvass. A total of 15,000 mail-in ballots were processed, and the board reviewed the canvassing process. The meeting concluded with the securing of scanning units and the embargoing of results until the specified time. No challenges were brought forth, and no ballots were held for board review.

The board conducted the Mail-In Ballot 2 Canvass (Day 5), which included the verification of ballot scanners and marking devices through Logic and Accuracy Testing reports. The meeting involved the formal processing and tabulation of mail-in and provisional ballots, with a specific number of ballots referred for board review. Canvass statistics were recorded, and the session concluded with the secure sealing of equipment and the canvass room.

The board conducted the Mail-In Ballot 2 Canvass. Key activities included public notice verification, checking the integrity of optical scan voting units and seals, and performing the ballot canvass process. The board reviewed 8,550 ballots, accepting 8,533 and rejecting 17, with specific reasons documented for the rejections. The board also facilitated the duplication of ballots as needed, locked and secured ballot scanners, and printed final election result reports.

The meeting involved the canvassing process for mail-in ballots. The Board verified optical scan voting units and conducted the canvassing of 7,002 mail-in ballots. Discussions included rulings on whether to accept or reject referred ballots, involving the review of 26 ballots where some were tabled for curing due to missing signatures and one was rejected for being incorrect for the election. The meeting concluded with the locking and sealing of the canvass room and scanners after printing the election results report.

The meeting focused on the Mail-In Ballot 2 Canvass. Key activities included the public notification procedures, the verification of optical scan voting units, and an overview of the canvassing process. The Board approved the opening and tabulation of 6,001 ballots. The Board also reviewed 16 referred ballots, deciding to table 7 for signature curing and processing the remainder. Finally, the Board locked the scanners and generated the Election Results Report, concluding the daily canvassing statistics.