Proposed Polling Location Changes and Voter Access

Expressed concern about closing polling stations like St. Mark's and urged the court to find funding for equipment rather than reducing voter access.

Discussed statutory compliance issues with early voting locations and suggested specific branch locations to ensure fair representation.

Argued that closing polling places disenfranchises voters and makes voting more difficult for working families.

Criticized the timing of polling changes and urged officials to prioritize voters.

Requested that all data and analysis justifying polling location reductions be entered into the public record.

Spoke as an election worker about voter confusion in rural areas and urged the court not to close long-standing polling locations.

Encouraged the court to reconsider closing polling locations, emphasizing that voting access is a bipartisan value.

Urged the commissioners to vote against closing polling locations, citing impacts on elderly and disabled voters.