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2. REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS:   A. Information/Discussion/Action to canvass the election results contained in the Official Canvass of the Primary Election held on July,24, in Gila County, Arizona, and declare the results official. (Eric Mariscal)   IF SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NEEDED, PLEASE CONTACT THE RECEPTIONIST AT (928)5-3231 AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE THE ACCOMMODATIONS. FOR TTY, PLEASE DIAL1-1 TO REACH THE ARIZONA RELAY SERVICE AND ASK THE OPERATOR TO CONNECT YOU TO (928)5-3231. THE BOARD MAY VOTE TO HOLD AN EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING LEGAL ADVICE FROM THE BOARD’S ATTORNEY ON ANY MATTER LISTED ON THE AGENDA PURSUANT TO A.R.S. §38-431.03(A)(3). THE ORDER OR DELETION OF ANY ITEM ON THIS AGENDA IS SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION AT THE MEETING.
Testing, testing. 00:00:11
OK. 00:00:19
Carmen. 00:00:20
Did you? 00:00:25
Yes. 00:00:27
OK, do we have supervisor hungry present? 00:00:31
Yes. 00:00:36
And Supervisor Klein? Yes, Sir. 00:00:39
OK, good. And I'm of course on the phone. I'd like to call this special meeting Friday, August 9th, 2024 together at 10:00 in the 00:00:44
morning and we're going to go right to our agenda items to a information discussion action to canvas the election results 00:00:53
contained in the official campus of the primary election held on. 00:01:01
Page 30th, 2024 in Gila County, Arizona. 00:01:10
And declare the results official, Steve. 00:01:14
Steve, this is Supervisor Klein. We need to back up and do the pledge on this. 00:01:19
You want to do that? 00:01:26
That's what they're telling me. 00:01:28
OK, supervisor client, why don't you leave it in the place you got it? See. 00:01:31
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, 00:01:38
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 00:01:45
Thank you, Supervisor. 00:01:53
So let's proceed with item 2A and 12:00. 00:01:58
All right, All right. Thank you, Chairman Christensen, Supervisor, Client Supervisor Humphrey. We're here today to go ahead and 00:02:02
review the Canvas election results. The primary election held July 30th, 2024 in Healer County, Arizona. And so you have before 00:02:09
you your Canvas report. Primary report is always rather large because it has multiple parties as you know. And so that makes the 00:02:16
small little bit larger and a little bit more. 00:02:23
Number oriented towards the increasing data. 00:02:30
But just as always, we have our precinct locations here within the first few pages here. These are all the locations that we've 00:02:33
used. We were challenged in this last election by the watch fire that occurred on Saint Paul's Reservation. And so we had to last 00:02:40
minute make an emergency substitution for one of our locations. But we were able to have that taken care of, no issues in the 00:02:47
problems. We were able to notify the public and we were able to get in there to have this location. 00:02:54
I just learned this morning, actually yesterday also afternoon this morning. 00:03:02
We have lost one of our locations, Carrizo Assembly of God Church that we utilized for the elections. Unfortunately, it burned 00:03:07
down over the weekend. I don't know if you were aware of that. So it is burnt. And so we will be scrambling to try to find an 00:03:14
alternate location, Carrizo area, which is very difficult because that was the only one facility that is in that area. So for the 00:03:22
next election, I don't know, we might have to erect a tent or do something, but. 00:03:29
We lost that one facility and that is the only game in town out there. So we're going to have to start off right off the bat and 00:03:37
see what we can come up with an alternative site. Just for your information, we have our voter turn out report, which we also have 00:03:44
always have every report that we've run here. And this time around we have a 43.33% overall turn out. 00:03:51
And of course, our largest, our early ballots were the bulk of this particular election, 11,814, as opposed to the 2485 people 00:03:59
that went to the polls on Election Day. And comparing to 2022, the last go round, pretty similar. We had about 12,000 blackmail, 00:04:07
about 28 and six went to the polls last time. So we've actually kind of shrunk our polling locations in our boat Webmail continue 00:04:14
to be stated. All right. 00:04:21
The big one here is our total ballot summary report. This is just the overall numbers here, the total number of registered voters, 00:04:30
33,109, and of course, the total ballots cast there with a 14,003 and 46 and the number of earlies that we had, 11814. And of 00:04:36
course, the polling place, 2045 and our provisional voting ballots. All right. And of course, there's just a breakdown of the 00:04:43
races. How? 00:04:49
They hand out. The first part is the. 00:04:56
The nonpartisan elections, these are just the cities and towns and their particular numbers and results far down the road. 00:04:59
Breaking it down by party, we have how the individuals cast their ballots for those particular races and of course the victors on 00:05:06
either side of the party, balloting and voting. 00:05:13
All right. So the next thing that may be of interest to you now, we'll go to that tab where it's holding place ballots. 00:05:22
Is it just a breakdown once again, numbers and so forth, and we'll go to early ballots, which a lot of people are curious about. 00:05:30
Or summary on that one. Like I said, we had a total of eight 11,841 ballots that we received for the mail. We rejected 27 and we 00:05:39
verified for tabulation 11,814. And so we have a breakdown of some of the reasons why these early ballots were rejected primarily 00:05:47
for no signature or the signature did not match. 00:05:54
The main one and of course we allow those. Those are they go away until Sunday after the election procuring processes. And so 00:06:02
those are the breakdowns that we had on that. And of course there's always provisionals we didn't have. 00:06:09
Too many, let's go around. Total number received were 77, we rejected 30 and we verified 47 for tabulation. Many of those ballot, 00:06:17
many of those provisionals were not registered, wrong party in a couple cases registered after the cutoff date and we had quite a 00:06:24
few people due to the fire that was occurring on 188, closure of that. Some of these that we had a little bit of an uptick in and 00:06:31
they're not registered or in the wrong county. 00:06:38
Were from residents of Maricopa County who couldn't make it back down to the valley, so they came into our locations. 00:06:46
Received 114 and for the sheriff's race that had to write in Mr. Kirschenkowski garnered 1197 writings that would OK. 00:07:53
And so that's the general gist of the election. We had a fairly good election with the exception of as the same issues that we 00:08:04
always have last minute call offs by poll workers unable to make it due to sickness or some other emergency that may have 00:08:10
occurred. 00:08:15
Let's see. But other than that, apart from just, you know, the regular, you know, run-of-the-mill provisional votes that we have 00:08:23
people coming in not checking their registration, updating their registration. So those kinds of things that we obviously always 00:08:29
have and we always will as long as you have people voting, they're going to not take steps to get sure if everything is correct. 00:08:36
And so that's where we kind of get hung up trying to figure that stuff out of the polls on the motion day. 00:08:42
But other than that, we had one incident and I preferred referred to you about that earlier. 00:08:49
With a firearm unfortunately, and that was something that we hadn't seen quite some time, but it occurred in one of the locations 00:08:55
and there's no big deal at the time it was they the full percent of them very well. And so with that one particular issue though, 00:09:02
I did refer it to the family attorney's office and they'll take it and do whatever they need to do. So hopefully I'll not see what 00:09:08
it is coming in that, but apart from that one instance. 00:09:15
It went fairly well. Of course, you know there we have always the same issues. 00:09:22
From time to time got a report, a couple of reports about voter intimidation occurring in some of the locations while I'm 00:09:27
reviewing it and checking it and watching it and just, you know, saying things. 00:09:32
It's a very Gray fine line that borders on 1st Amendment issues and, you know, airing on the side of caution to make sure 00:09:39
everybody is safe and secure. We did as good as we could. Our, our, my Marshalls at lot of locations did an excellent job and 00:09:44
keeping the peace and making sure that people weren't being, you know, overly pestered and so forth. But, you know, other than 00:09:50
that, you know, the standard issues, but nothing major. None of our equipment failed. Our equipment was the only thing I had to do 00:09:56
was change a toner. 00:10:02
Locations and that's because they Emily at that location almost came in close to once 1000 voters at that one point at that 00:10:09
location. But other than that, our equipment was, you know good. We had no issues with that connectivity. And so it was overall a 00:10:15
generally good election except for the we prefer large margins between the between the candidates. But unfortunately in this one 00:10:22
we didn't and our turn out this one was a little bit lower than. 00:10:28
In the past primaries, but we still wind up finishing second overall in state as as always, Yadav pie eclipse us by you know, 00:10:36
three or four percentage points taking the number one spot. But once again, we finished in the top two. The state overall vote 00:10:40
attorney. 00:10:45
Shows that healing county votes. 00:10:50
I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have. 00:10:53
OK. Is that your report there? Yes, Sir, it is. 00:10:58
Oh, OK. I'm having a hard time kind of following. But anyway, supervisor Hunter, any questions? 00:11:04
I do not I, I if if I did, I would have already asked them of Eric. So I I appreciate the opportunity, but no, I have no 00:11:11
questions. 00:11:16
So. 00:11:23
Thank you, Mr. Chair. So Eric on I'm going to go back to the council there in case and you've got you got you got pause and 00:11:26
Underwood that tie basically and then you also got Craig. 00:11:34
You know, maybe that's going to the tide, right? Yes, those two. So when there's a tie like that, does it go into a recount first? 00:11:43
And if they're still tied, then what it happens just go to a runoff or on this one, it's well, it's this is the area of the city 00:11:50
and town. So this is all the call of the Tracy Bailey, the town clerk and their attorney. So they determine all that and we just 00:11:57
simply as you know, their vendor will go ahead and if they need. 00:12:05
In November will accomplish that, but I don't know if it'll be between the last, the lowest and next or how are that? How are they 00:12:12
calculate that? I'm not interested. I should have listened to their canvas the other day, but we were busy trying to get stuff 00:12:19
wrapped up so that we could do this stuff. 00:12:25
And Monday, all things being equal, I knew that they did already file in the Superior Court. So we'll probably be getting the 00:12:32
order from the court sometime today maybe. And that will go ahead and allow us to start the recount once we have that portal. 00:12:40
We have everything set. We have our LNA set for Monday at 9:00 in the elections office. We will be doing logic and accuracy 00:12:49
testing of the machines that we will call the machine that we will use to do the recount. And then once that logic and accuracy 00:12:54
test is out of the way, we will go ahead and start the recount of that of that particular race. And that's all we'll be counting 00:12:59
as. 00:13:05
OK. Thank you. And we anticipated to take the day. We don't really want it to go any longer than that. We'll probably stay, we'll 00:13:10
stay until we get it done because we should be able to get that wrapped up within a day, 8 hours. Sure. So basically we're on 00:13:16
track with what we've had many years past. 00:13:21
Few 100 here and there, but yeah, it's, you know, I we were actually thinking that we were going to get swamped a lot more than we 00:13:29
did and so we kind of filled our colon locations heavy in anticipation of that. 00:13:36
But it didn't materialize, but you know, we were ready for it. The same thing with the general, we'll go heavy in case we do get 00:13:45
swamped or get hit hard. And so we'll be ready for that. And we've taken some, you know, steps that we required some additional 00:13:52
tablets from a sister county that utilize the same system that we did that unfortunately for us, they went to a new a newer model 00:14:00
and so we were able to get some of their hand me downs. And so we'll be well positioned in the next general elections you have. 00:14:07
Enough tablets to increase our capability to check in voters in November if it gets as heavy as we anticipate it to be. 00:14:15
OK. Thank you. 00:14:23
Thank you, Eric. I don't have any questions, so I will make a call to the public and. 00:14:28
Close the Internet for hasten. If there is someone let me know. 00:14:35
Oh, I'm here. 00:14:42
No one impatient. 00:14:44
OK, then I will call for a moment. 00:14:50
Mr. I make a motion to canvas the election results contained in the official canvas of the primary election held on July 30th, 00:14:55
2024 in HeLa County, Arizona, and declare the results official. 00:15:03
Mr. Chair, I'll second that. 00:15:11
OK, we have a motion and a second to approve. All those in favor say aye, aye aye. 00:15:15
Aye, motion carries unanimously. 00:15:24
Highlights. Thank you, Eric. Thank you. 00:15:28
All that you've done. Thank you. Supervisor Christensen. I just want a real brief second here. There are a lot of departments that 00:15:32
stepped up the last year to help us out over in elections. We got a little bit of a crunch on personnel and so we were struggling 00:15:40
there for a bit. But thankfully administrative services, Paul and Carol, they went ahead and Paul's gracious enough to allow Carol 00:15:47
to come back and assist us for a few days. And of course, facilities we caught a couple of. 00:15:55
All of a sudden over and it was gracious enough to provide me with my troubleshooters and pay scenario without whom I would be 00:16:33
hard pressed to cover all the bases. So Lisa and Jeff and all those would help out. I really appreciate it and finance for putting 00:16:39
up with my bombardment with them for the last few days of the poll workers and troubleshooters and everybody that helps us out 00:16:46
there process and administer this election. So they've all been very gracious of the support. 00:16:52
I'm very humbled that I don't usually like to ask for help. I like to make sure we get everything done in house and we and we get 00:17:00
it done. But we were a little bit behind the power curve. And so I think all those departments that that helped out and, and. 00:17:06
Kind of, you know, pull some rabbits out of the hat's worth at the last minute. 00:17:14
That's cool. 00:17:18
Have that extra help that's really good. 00:17:20
Thank you. OK. Any other comments from the supervisors or the manager or anybody? 00:17:25
I don't have any intent. Shaking his head too so. 00:17:33
OK, well if there's nothing else, then why don't we just adjourn? 00:17:39
OK. Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll second that. 00:17:44
I. 00:17:53
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Testing, testing. 00:00:11
OK. 00:00:19
Carmen. 00:00:20
Did you? 00:00:25
Yes. 00:00:27
OK, do we have supervisor hungry present? 00:00:31
Yes. 00:00:36
And Supervisor Klein? Yes, Sir. 00:00:39
OK, good. And I'm of course on the phone. I'd like to call this special meeting Friday, August 9th, 2024 together at 10:00 in the 00:00:44
morning and we're going to go right to our agenda items to a information discussion action to canvas the election results 00:00:53
contained in the official campus of the primary election held on. 00:01:01
Page 30th, 2024 in Gila County, Arizona. 00:01:10
And declare the results official, Steve. 00:01:14
Steve, this is Supervisor Klein. We need to back up and do the pledge on this. 00:01:19
You want to do that? 00:01:26
That's what they're telling me. 00:01:28
OK, supervisor client, why don't you leave it in the place you got it? See. 00:01:31
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, 00:01:38
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 00:01:45
Thank you, Supervisor. 00:01:53
So let's proceed with item 2A and 12:00. 00:01:58
All right, All right. Thank you, Chairman Christensen, Supervisor, Client Supervisor Humphrey. We're here today to go ahead and 00:02:02
review the Canvas election results. The primary election held July 30th, 2024 in Healer County, Arizona. And so you have before 00:02:09
you your Canvas report. Primary report is always rather large because it has multiple parties as you know. And so that makes the 00:02:16
small little bit larger and a little bit more. 00:02:23
Number oriented towards the increasing data. 00:02:30
But just as always, we have our precinct locations here within the first few pages here. These are all the locations that we've 00:02:33
used. We were challenged in this last election by the watch fire that occurred on Saint Paul's Reservation. And so we had to last 00:02:40
minute make an emergency substitution for one of our locations. But we were able to have that taken care of, no issues in the 00:02:47
problems. We were able to notify the public and we were able to get in there to have this location. 00:02:54
I just learned this morning, actually yesterday also afternoon this morning. 00:03:02
We have lost one of our locations, Carrizo Assembly of God Church that we utilized for the elections. Unfortunately, it burned 00:03:07
down over the weekend. I don't know if you were aware of that. So it is burnt. And so we will be scrambling to try to find an 00:03:14
alternate location, Carrizo area, which is very difficult because that was the only one facility that is in that area. So for the 00:03:22
next election, I don't know, we might have to erect a tent or do something, but. 00:03:29
We lost that one facility and that is the only game in town out there. So we're going to have to start off right off the bat and 00:03:37
see what we can come up with an alternative site. Just for your information, we have our voter turn out report, which we also have 00:03:44
always have every report that we've run here. And this time around we have a 43.33% overall turn out. 00:03:51
And of course, our largest, our early ballots were the bulk of this particular election, 11,814, as opposed to the 2485 people 00:03:59
that went to the polls on Election Day. And comparing to 2022, the last go round, pretty similar. We had about 12,000 blackmail, 00:04:07
about 28 and six went to the polls last time. So we've actually kind of shrunk our polling locations in our boat Webmail continue 00:04:14
to be stated. All right. 00:04:21
The big one here is our total ballot summary report. This is just the overall numbers here, the total number of registered voters, 00:04:30
33,109, and of course, the total ballots cast there with a 14,003 and 46 and the number of earlies that we had, 11814. And of 00:04:36
course, the polling place, 2045 and our provisional voting ballots. All right. And of course, there's just a breakdown of the 00:04:43
races. How? 00:04:49
They hand out. The first part is the. 00:04:56
The nonpartisan elections, these are just the cities and towns and their particular numbers and results far down the road. 00:04:59
Breaking it down by party, we have how the individuals cast their ballots for those particular races and of course the victors on 00:05:06
either side of the party, balloting and voting. 00:05:13
All right. So the next thing that may be of interest to you now, we'll go to that tab where it's holding place ballots. 00:05:22
Is it just a breakdown once again, numbers and so forth, and we'll go to early ballots, which a lot of people are curious about. 00:05:30
Or summary on that one. Like I said, we had a total of eight 11,841 ballots that we received for the mail. We rejected 27 and we 00:05:39
verified for tabulation 11,814. And so we have a breakdown of some of the reasons why these early ballots were rejected primarily 00:05:47
for no signature or the signature did not match. 00:05:54
The main one and of course we allow those. Those are they go away until Sunday after the election procuring processes. And so 00:06:02
those are the breakdowns that we had on that. And of course there's always provisionals we didn't have. 00:06:09
Too many, let's go around. Total number received were 77, we rejected 30 and we verified 47 for tabulation. Many of those ballot, 00:06:17
many of those provisionals were not registered, wrong party in a couple cases registered after the cutoff date and we had quite a 00:06:24
few people due to the fire that was occurring on 188, closure of that. Some of these that we had a little bit of an uptick in and 00:06:31
they're not registered or in the wrong county. 00:06:38
Were from residents of Maricopa County who couldn't make it back down to the valley, so they came into our locations. 00:06:46
Received 114 and for the sheriff's race that had to write in Mr. Kirschenkowski garnered 1197 writings that would OK. 00:07:53
And so that's the general gist of the election. We had a fairly good election with the exception of as the same issues that we 00:08:04
always have last minute call offs by poll workers unable to make it due to sickness or some other emergency that may have 00:08:10
occurred. 00:08:15
Let's see. But other than that, apart from just, you know, the regular, you know, run-of-the-mill provisional votes that we have 00:08:23
people coming in not checking their registration, updating their registration. So those kinds of things that we obviously always 00:08:29
have and we always will as long as you have people voting, they're going to not take steps to get sure if everything is correct. 00:08:36
And so that's where we kind of get hung up trying to figure that stuff out of the polls on the motion day. 00:08:42
But other than that, we had one incident and I preferred referred to you about that earlier. 00:08:49
With a firearm unfortunately, and that was something that we hadn't seen quite some time, but it occurred in one of the locations 00:08:55
and there's no big deal at the time it was they the full percent of them very well. And so with that one particular issue though, 00:09:02
I did refer it to the family attorney's office and they'll take it and do whatever they need to do. So hopefully I'll not see what 00:09:08
it is coming in that, but apart from that one instance. 00:09:15
It went fairly well. Of course, you know there we have always the same issues. 00:09:22
From time to time got a report, a couple of reports about voter intimidation occurring in some of the locations while I'm 00:09:27
reviewing it and checking it and watching it and just, you know, saying things. 00:09:32
It's a very Gray fine line that borders on 1st Amendment issues and, you know, airing on the side of caution to make sure 00:09:39
everybody is safe and secure. We did as good as we could. Our, our, my Marshalls at lot of locations did an excellent job and 00:09:44
keeping the peace and making sure that people weren't being, you know, overly pestered and so forth. But, you know, other than 00:09:50
that, you know, the standard issues, but nothing major. None of our equipment failed. Our equipment was the only thing I had to do 00:09:56
was change a toner. 00:10:02
Locations and that's because they Emily at that location almost came in close to once 1000 voters at that one point at that 00:10:09
location. But other than that, our equipment was, you know good. We had no issues with that connectivity. And so it was overall a 00:10:15
generally good election except for the we prefer large margins between the between the candidates. But unfortunately in this one 00:10:22
we didn't and our turn out this one was a little bit lower than. 00:10:28
In the past primaries, but we still wind up finishing second overall in state as as always, Yadav pie eclipse us by you know, 00:10:36
three or four percentage points taking the number one spot. But once again, we finished in the top two. The state overall vote 00:10:40
attorney. 00:10:45
Shows that healing county votes. 00:10:50
I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have. 00:10:53
OK. Is that your report there? Yes, Sir, it is. 00:10:58
Oh, OK. I'm having a hard time kind of following. But anyway, supervisor Hunter, any questions? 00:11:04
I do not I, I if if I did, I would have already asked them of Eric. So I I appreciate the opportunity, but no, I have no 00:11:11
questions. 00:11:16
So. 00:11:23
Thank you, Mr. Chair. So Eric on I'm going to go back to the council there in case and you've got you got you got pause and 00:11:26
Underwood that tie basically and then you also got Craig. 00:11:34
You know, maybe that's going to the tide, right? Yes, those two. So when there's a tie like that, does it go into a recount first? 00:11:43
And if they're still tied, then what it happens just go to a runoff or on this one, it's well, it's this is the area of the city 00:11:50
and town. So this is all the call of the Tracy Bailey, the town clerk and their attorney. So they determine all that and we just 00:11:57
simply as you know, their vendor will go ahead and if they need. 00:12:05
In November will accomplish that, but I don't know if it'll be between the last, the lowest and next or how are that? How are they 00:12:12
calculate that? I'm not interested. I should have listened to their canvas the other day, but we were busy trying to get stuff 00:12:19
wrapped up so that we could do this stuff. 00:12:25
And Monday, all things being equal, I knew that they did already file in the Superior Court. So we'll probably be getting the 00:12:32
order from the court sometime today maybe. And that will go ahead and allow us to start the recount once we have that portal. 00:12:40
We have everything set. We have our LNA set for Monday at 9:00 in the elections office. We will be doing logic and accuracy 00:12:49
testing of the machines that we will call the machine that we will use to do the recount. And then once that logic and accuracy 00:12:54
test is out of the way, we will go ahead and start the recount of that of that particular race. And that's all we'll be counting 00:12:59
as. 00:13:05
OK. Thank you. And we anticipated to take the day. We don't really want it to go any longer than that. We'll probably stay, we'll 00:13:10
stay until we get it done because we should be able to get that wrapped up within a day, 8 hours. Sure. So basically we're on 00:13:16
track with what we've had many years past. 00:13:21
Few 100 here and there, but yeah, it's, you know, I we were actually thinking that we were going to get swamped a lot more than we 00:13:29
did and so we kind of filled our colon locations heavy in anticipation of that. 00:13:36
But it didn't materialize, but you know, we were ready for it. The same thing with the general, we'll go heavy in case we do get 00:13:45
swamped or get hit hard. And so we'll be ready for that. And we've taken some, you know, steps that we required some additional 00:13:52
tablets from a sister county that utilize the same system that we did that unfortunately for us, they went to a new a newer model 00:14:00
and so we were able to get some of their hand me downs. And so we'll be well positioned in the next general elections you have. 00:14:07
Enough tablets to increase our capability to check in voters in November if it gets as heavy as we anticipate it to be. 00:14:15
OK. Thank you. 00:14:23
Thank you, Eric. I don't have any questions, so I will make a call to the public and. 00:14:28
Close the Internet for hasten. If there is someone let me know. 00:14:35
Oh, I'm here. 00:14:42
No one impatient. 00:14:44
OK, then I will call for a moment. 00:14:50
Mr. I make a motion to canvas the election results contained in the official canvas of the primary election held on July 30th, 00:14:55
2024 in HeLa County, Arizona, and declare the results official. 00:15:03
Mr. Chair, I'll second that. 00:15:11
OK, we have a motion and a second to approve. All those in favor say aye, aye aye. 00:15:15
Aye, motion carries unanimously. 00:15:24
Highlights. Thank you, Eric. Thank you. 00:15:28
All that you've done. Thank you. Supervisor Christensen. I just want a real brief second here. There are a lot of departments that 00:15:32
stepped up the last year to help us out over in elections. We got a little bit of a crunch on personnel and so we were struggling 00:15:40
there for a bit. But thankfully administrative services, Paul and Carol, they went ahead and Paul's gracious enough to allow Carol 00:15:47
to come back and assist us for a few days. And of course, facilities we caught a couple of. 00:15:55
All of a sudden over and it was gracious enough to provide me with my troubleshooters and pay scenario without whom I would be 00:16:33
hard pressed to cover all the bases. So Lisa and Jeff and all those would help out. I really appreciate it and finance for putting 00:16:39
up with my bombardment with them for the last few days of the poll workers and troubleshooters and everybody that helps us out 00:16:46
there process and administer this election. So they've all been very gracious of the support. 00:16:52
I'm very humbled that I don't usually like to ask for help. I like to make sure we get everything done in house and we and we get 00:17:00
it done. But we were a little bit behind the power curve. And so I think all those departments that that helped out and, and. 00:17:06
Kind of, you know, pull some rabbits out of the hat's worth at the last minute. 00:17:14
That's cool. 00:17:18
Have that extra help that's really good. 00:17:20
Thank you. OK. Any other comments from the supervisors or the manager or anybody? 00:17:25
I don't have any intent. Shaking his head too so. 00:17:33
OK, well if there's nothing else, then why don't we just adjourn? 00:17:39
OK. Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll second that. 00:17:44
I. 00:17:53
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