Volusia County Canvassing Board Schedule: November 2022 General Election
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The Frame
The schedule dictates when and how vote-by-mail ballots in Volusia County are processed, reviewed for challenges, and tabulated, which directly impacts the timeline for election results.
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Volusia County Voters
Voters who cast ballots by mail are subject to the board's review and processing procedures outlined in the schedule.
Canvassing Board Members
Board members are required to attend meetings to certify equipment and process ballots according to the provided calendar.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Canvassing Board will hold an organizational meeting and public logic and accuracy test on October 10, 2022, at 9:00 AM.
- The board is authorized to process and canvass vote-by-mail ballots on multiple dates between October 10 and November 3, 2022.
- Scheduled tasks include reviewing ballot challenges, reviewing ballots recommended for acceptance, and duplicating ballots if necessary.
- The board consists of a Chair (Judge David Foxman), two members (Frank T. Bruno, Jr. and Lisa Lewis), and two alternates (Judges Bryan Feigenbaum and Chris Miller).
- The board operates under specific Florida statutes, including 101.68, 101.5612, and 102.141, regarding ballot handling and equipment testing.
- Several sessions are marked as 'if needed,' indicating the schedule may adjust based on the volume of ballots received.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Canvassing Board do?
Are these meetings open to the public?
What happens if a ballot needs to be 'duplicated'?
Why It Matters
The schedule dictates when and how vote-by-mail ballots in Volusia County are processed, reviewed for challenges, and tabulated, which directly impacts the timeline for election results.
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High-Frequency Processing
The board scheduled daily or near-daily sessions during the final weeks of October to handle the expected volume of mail-in ballots.
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www.volusiaelections.gov
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