Forsyth County Board of Voter Registrations & Elections  Regular Monthly Meeting March 7, 2023 at 9 a.m. 1201 Sawnee Drive Cumming, Georgia 30040  Forsyth County Voter Registrations & Elections Office  MINUTES  Present at the meeting: Barbara Luth, Chairman Joel Natt, Vice Chairman Carla Radzikinas, Secretary Anita Tucker, Member Mandi Smith, Director  Jamain Whyce, Coordinator = Elections Equpmentarenouse Stephen Joyce, Coordinator - Voter Registration and Absentee Bryce Wilson, Coordinator = Communications and Training  Carol Balcome, Assistant to the Director Ken Jarrard, Jarrard & Davis Lori Wexler, Challenger  Absent: Dan Thalimer, Assistant Secretary  I.  Call Meeting to Order  Chairman Luth called the meeting to order at 9 a.m.  II.  Pledge of Allegiance III. Adoption of Agenda  Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to adopt the agenda as prepared by staff. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant  Secretary Thalimer absent. IV. Election of Officers  Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion the current officers remain in their positions for the rest of the year and the Member Tucker asked what would happen ift the Assistant Secretary was not ina attendance for an extended period. Vice Chairman Natt stated he or the Chairman could execute the seal if Secretary Radzikinas was not available.  election of officers be revisited in January 2024.    The motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  V. Adoption of Minutes  A. Regular meeting of February 7, 2023  Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to adopt the minutes as prepared by staff. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant  Secretary Thalimer absent.  VI. Old Business  A. Parks and Recreation Architectural Design Liaison update Secretary Radzikinas said there was no update. Vice Chairman Natt stated the county is seeking federal funding for the renovation of the Matt School House. He asked Secretary Radzikinas if we could inquire about  using the facility as a future polling location.  B. Discussion of evaluation of precinct and polling places  Director Smith reported staff had visited seven locations and looked at possible changes to the layout of the room, set up equipment and took pictures and videos. She stated many of the locations could benefit from additional circuitry and asked if the Board if they endorsed the use of county funds to add this circuitry. Director Smith stated with more circuits Vice Chairman Natt stated he does not know the cost but is concerned about spending money for circuitry at Sharon Springs Park because the Director Smith stated she would find out the cost of installing additional circuitry. Member Tucker asked if Director Smith to look into a way to add Director Smith told the Board staff was looking at Central Park as an  more equipment could be used.  building is going to be demolished in the future.  temporary circuitry.  additional polling location. C. Discussion of 2024 budget  Director Smith told the Board the focus for the 2024 budget is a poll worker management system ideally to include online training, payroll and an inventory program. She said staff is also looking at whether to process absentee ballots inhouse or to have them outsourced. She said the process of acquiring any new software involves Procurement, IS&T,  Finance and the County Manager.    Chairman Luth asked Director Smith what her steps were in securing additional personnel. Director Smith said it depends on the direction staff goes with the poll worker management program and whether absentee ballots stay inhouse or are outsourced before she can determine if Vice Chairman Natt stated he agrees with advancing technology and would like for Director Smith to bring back a timeline to the Board at their next meeting detailing the steps involved with acquiring and implementing Vice Chairman Natt also asked for Director Smith to have ready at the April 4, 2023 meeting any personnel requests for 2024. Vice Chairman Natt asked Director Smith if she spoke with Employment Services about the poll workers using direct deposit. Director Smith said she had a meeting with Employment Services and that may be possible but would be having further discussions. He also asked Director Smith if she had spoken with county management regarding adding a second location on the SPLOST IX list of projects. Director Smith said she has requested a meeting with the County Manager and that item is on her list  additional staff is needed.  the new poll worker management software.  toa address.  VII. New Business  A. Discussion of social media platforms  Vice Chairman Natt stated his opinion that the Voter Registrations & Elections Department should have their own Facebook page and Twitter account. He said we should be able to post any important items without going through the Communications Department. Director Smith said the Communications Department does a phenomenal job and are very willing to work with us. She also said they had a very good meeting about this topic but is not sure we would be ready to handle our own social media Member Tucker asked if there was a staff member dedicated to communicating with the Communications Department. Director Smith  prior to 2024.  stated it depended on the topic.  B. Discussion of voter registration list maintenance  Director Smith told the board staff had reviewed all the returned mail and had sent courtesy letters to anyone who had a possible out of state forwarding address. She stated staff is also reviewing commercial address points sO they can send a courtesy letter to those registered at a possible commercial address. Director Smith said the Board can provide guidance    in terms of any sort of challenges for those people who do not respond to Vice Chairman Natt asked Attorney Jarrard ifVoter Registrations & Elections can be notified when there are new residential zonings approved. Attorney Jarrard said he does think the information will eventually trickle down to staff but does not think the route is direct. He said there is a way to make that request buti it needs to be part of a bigger discussion with the Board of Elections and the County to make sure the Chairman Luth asked Director Smith her thoughts on voter registration going digital. Director Smith said she is not opposed given the department scans voter registration applications and other supporting documentation. C. Discussion of list of challenged voters affected by Georgia Election Code O.C.G.A. 21-2-229 - February 6, 2023 Wexler Challenge Member Tucker stated 26 addresses on the challenged list pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-229 have already been updated and a total of 34 addresses have been updated which includes the challenged list pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-230. This is based on the additional research conducted by staff and indicated on the spreadsheet provided to the BRE members. The list indicates the voter's current status and address in the statewide Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to hear the February 6, 2023 Lori Wexler challenges pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-229 at the Board's next regular meeting on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion that no letters will be mailed to any individual on the challenged list pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-229 that has a different out of county address than on the challenge list or is currently in a cancelled status. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. The Board discussed the challenged voters who have moved within Forsyth County and have a different address as indicated by staff on the Challenger Wexler amended her challenge and stated the individuals who have a different address within Forsyth County have been withdrawn from The original motion carried 4-0 with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  the courtesy letters.  exchange ofi information is seamless.  system.  spreadsheet.  the challenge.  VIII. Director's Report  Director Smith presented the Director's Report.    Voter Registrations & Elections Department  Director's Report March 7, 2023  Board Members  The Director submitted the signed BRE Resolution seeking to amend local law amendments via email to the local delegation for their consideration. Several follow-up emails have occurred. The Director has not received a positive response to date.  Board Member Barbara Luth Joel E. Natt Anita Tucker Dan Thalimer  Party Chief Registrar & Chairperson Republican Democratic Democratic  Took Office 4/2/2019 7/1/2021 2/3/2015 9/1/2019 3/1/2022* 9/1/2019 4/4/2016 9/1/2021 9/1/2021 9/1/2021  Current  Current 6/30/2025 8/31/2023 8/31/2023 8/31/2025 8/31/2025  Term Start Term End  Carla Radzikinas Republican *Filled the unexpired term of Randy Ingram  Staff  Current filled staff/positions: 11 full-time (0 unfilled) and 8 part-time (0 unfilled). Legislation pendinglapproved bills)/Change to Election Code/State Election The next SEB meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11, 2023 according to the SOS website. No public notice or agenda has been posted for this meeting. The legislative session started on Monday, January 9, 2023. Approximately 48 election related bills have been dropped. Cross-over dayi is scheduled for Monday, March 6, 2023. You may review pending legislation on the ACCG's website at:  Board (SEB)  AtPS/www,aCc019eg biltracking.php.  Election Information  2023 possible Election Dates (from the SOS comprehensive calendar)  March 21: Special Election to fill a vacancy and/or propose a question*  April 18: Special Election Runoff** June 20: Special Election to fill a vacancy" July 18: Special Election Runoff** September 19: Special Election to fill a vacancy* October 17: Special Election Runoff** November 7: General Election / Special Election*  December 5: General Election Runoff/Special Election Runoff**  *Special Election, ifneeded **Runoff, ifneeded  Polling Places and Precincts  Staff started polling place visits and mock election equipment setups during the month of February. More information will be shared with the BRE in today's meeting.    Ethics Reporting/Candidate Qualifying Open Records Request(s) (ORR) # received b/w 02/01 - 02/28/2023 6  2023 Cumulative 2022 Cumulative 2021 Cumulative Budget/Finance  9 109 48  The Budget Kick-Off and training is scheduled for the week of March 20, 2023.  Voter Registrations & Elections Activity Statistics  Voter registration totals Active total Inactive total Cumulative total Pending voters Pending age Pending verification Pending 40-day clock Pending 26-month clock Cancelled voters Moved out of state Moved out of county Voter requested cancellation Felon = cancelled Felon - challenged status Deceased Rejected Total Notes:  As of January 31, 2023 164,860 13,527 178,387  Total  Voter Registration  Staff are currently transitioning from the old ENet statewide voter registration system to the new GARVIS system. As instructed by the SOS, Staff concluded all registration activities in ENet on Tuesday January 31. Access to GARViS opened on Monday February 6. To date, staff have processed a minimal amount of voter registration applications. Staff has communicated issues with GARVIS to the SOS department. The SOS has communicated with all 159 counties the weekly and sometimes daily updates/additions made to the GARViS system. Staff anticipate resuming actively processing voter registration applications as additional changes are made to the GARViS The statistics above are not included in today's Director's Report as we are not currently able to produce the reports needed to generate the above activity statistics. The SOS  system.    team has provided regular updates with all county offices on the improvements being made to GARViS. Improvements on all reports has been identified on the "Up & Coming"  enhancements to GARVIS. Election Equipment /S Supplies  Routine charging and inventory of the touchscreens and printers are in progress. Any pieces of election equipment identified needing possible repairs or additional attention will be handled accordingly upon the completion of the charging/inventory process. Charging and inventory of ballot scanners and UPS units will be conducted next.  S&TISoftware/Hardware Building Update Disaster Recovery Training/Outreach  The Georgia Association ofVoter Registration and Election Officials (GAVREO) conference was held February 12 through 15, 2023. The Director as well as the three Coordinators attended in person. Director Smith served in the role of GAVREO President and was responsible for leading this conference. Staff and BRE members One-on-one conversations were held with 21 poll managers to hear their feedback on their experience as a poll manager during the November and December 2022 elections. Their input has been valuable in helping us to prepare for training poll workers for future Staff will be holding Management Review sessions with poll management to follow up Staff is in the process of preparing and planning for poll worker recruitment for future elections. New Poll Worker Orientation Sessions are to begin in spring 2023 before school is let out. Our office is working on a poll worker manual in addition to planning  attended virtually.  elections and with the mock election equipment polling place setups.  with the 2022 elections.  and updating our training for the upcoming elections.  Calendar of Upcoming Events  March 7 April 4 May 2 May 29 June 6 July 4 July 11 August 1 September 4 September 5 October 3 November 7 November 10 November 14 December 5  Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Board Meeting Election Day Board Meeting Board Meeting  Memorial Day; county holiday; offices closed Independence Day; county holiday; offices closed Labor Day; county holiday; offices closed  Veteran's Day; county holiday; offices closed  November 23 &24 Thanksgiving; county holiday; offices closed December 25 &26 Christmas; county holiday; offices closed  Respectfully Submitted,    Mandi Smith  Director, Voter Registrations and Elections  IX. Hearings Pursuant to Georgia Election Code O.C.G.A 21-2-230  A. Hear challenges to the qualifications of voters and their eligibility to vote pursuant to Georgia Election Code 21-2-230(a) = February 6, Chairman Luth stated the voters have been challenged for the Presidential Preference Primary. Vice Chairman Natt asked Attorney Jarrard if the challenged voters lived in the city limits would they be challenged for the city election and the Presidential Preference Primary (PPP). Director Smith said she reached out to the challenger and because she was not a resident of the City of Cumming she only wanted to challenge Member Tucker stated her concern the new state election database is not ready to flag the challenges and the challenges would have to be marked Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion the challenge pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-230 be dismissed because it is a premature challenge and there will be constant changes by the voters on Vice Chairman Natt stated challenges can be submitted at any time and updating a record kills the challenge that has already been put in the The motion failed 1-3 (Luth, Natt and Radzikinas opposed) with Assistant Member Tucker asked Challenger Wexler if she personally knew any individual on the list. Challenger Wexler stated she did not. Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to take a five-minute recess at 10:18 a.m. Motion carried 4-0 with  2023 Wexler Challenge  the individuals for the PPP.  in the system after the November city election.  the challenged list between now and the PPP.  system today. He said we need to call this hearing.  Secretary Thalimer absent.  Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. The meeting resumed at 10:24 a.m.  Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge the following voters because they are out ofj jurisdiction (i.e., are no longer registered to vote in Forsyth  County):    #21 William Watson #35 Annette Lincoln #64 Jeremy Ericson #156 Benjamin Hagan #157 Danielle Kates #159 Kathryn Orza #166 Zachary Orr  Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge the following voters because they are out of jurisdiction (i.e., are no longer registered to vote in Forsyth  County):  #177 Richard Abeyta #179 Beunka Horton #180 Brandon Sloan #184 Elizabeth Redd #186 Paulette Stripland #200 Thresiamma Thomas #201 Thomas Ulahannan #202 Mariamar Masso #207 Kenny Jacobs #222 Jeremy Jasmer #232 Brenda Garbarino #235 Kaitlyn Graffagnino #271 Sonja Lee #272 Michelle Scott  Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge the following voters because they reside a different Forsyth County address than the address listed on the  challenged voter list: #172 Jason Smith #175 Linda Hipp #176 Carisa Buenaseda #190 Maria Castro Sanchez #198 Dorian Usherwood #217 Adam Raptis #230 Jeffrey Carson #256 Bernardo Toro #257 Gloria Toro #258 Jose Cuellar #261 Jeanine West #287 Jacob Shumock    #301 Gabriel Rada  Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to postpone challenged voters #1-166 pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-230 until after the hearings pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-229, excluding those voters Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Chairman Luth asked Attorney Jarrard if she makes a motion to uphold the challenge for the PPP and the voter changes their registration before the PPP would that change remove the challenge. Attorney Jarrard said Chairman Luth made a motion the balance of the challenges pursuant to O.C.G.A. 21-2-230 that were not dismissed be sent letters to challenge them for the PPP after the city election sO it doesn't conflict with the city Attorney Jarrard asked Chairman Luth if her motion is finding probable Vice Chairman Natt asked Chairman Luth to withdraw her motion sO he can discuss each voter on the challenged list. Chairman Luth withdrew her Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for the following voters:  that have been dismissed.  the challenge would be resolved in that scenario.  election.  cause exists for the balance of the list.  motion.  #169 Brooke Johnson #170 William Johnson #171 Blaire Aisling #173 Stuart Beavers #174 Shirley Hickey #178 Lisa Escamilla  Member Tucker stated there is no proof of address change for Aisling and the Johnsons are both inactive and with list maintenance they could be removed. She said for Beavers it is an apartment and they are not an owner, Hickey is a renter in a senior complex and Escamilla is inactive Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for the following voters:  and list maintenance will take care of this voter.    #181 Raquel Gonzalez #182 Sherrall Sadler #183 Joseph Gallegos #185 Michael Redd #187 Michael Scott #188 Britney Strayhorn #189 Karla Castro Sanchez #191 Claire Mulligan #192 Grace Mulligan #193 Amanda Mills #194 Robert Wormley #195 Satwantie Bulkan #196 David Speed #197 Brandon Brevik #199 Jason Phillips  Member Tucker stated reasons the voters should not be challenged. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas amended the motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #181 Raquel Gonzalez. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. The motion as amended carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #203 Perry Maynard. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #204 Nathaniel Elliott. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #205 Brandon Geddings and #206 Michelle Geddings. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for the following voters:  Thalimer absent.  absent.  #208 Richard Jaques #209 Nole Taylor #210 Melanie Baugh #211 Alexander Campione  Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #212 David Helms. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for the following voters:  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  #213 Carlos Bofill #214 Stephanie Nall #215 Jesse Nelson #216 Ganire Massey  Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #218 Candice Holliday. Motion carried 4- Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #219 Dustin Taves. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #220 Sommer Coen. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #221 Allison Betts. Motion carried 4-0 Chairman Luth with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #223 James Busse. Motion carried 3-1 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #224 John Taylor. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #225 Andrew Tanner. Motion carried 4-0 Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #226 Kris Madsen. Motion carried 3-1 Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #227 Haley Ivey. Motion carried 4-0 with  Owith Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  (Natt) with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #228 Katherine McLean. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #229 Jason Carson. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #231 Alicia Purvis. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #233 Belgica Degracia. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #234 Alexis Jeppson. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #236 Michael Garcia. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Chairman Luth with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #237 Casey Carstens. Motion carried 3-1 Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #238. Aaron Wood. Motion failed 1-3 (Luth, Natt, Radzikinas) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt stated he knew Aaron Wood and he had moved to Chairman Luth with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #238 Aaron Wood. Motion carried 3-1 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #239 Helen Dehaan. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #240 Patricia Southwell. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  California.  (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #241 Coleburn Davis. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #242 Marijean Brown. Motion Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #243 Deborah Scheer. Motion Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #244 Normalyn Rucker and #245 Dorothy Campbell. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #246 Ansley Hunt. Motion failed 1-3 (Luth, Natt, Radzikinas) with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #246 Ansley Hunt. Motion carried 3-1 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #247 Robert Logan. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #248 Won Kim and #249 Danny Lim. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Chairman Luth with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #250 Alen Piric and #251 Rachel Thurby. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #252 Secretary Radzikinas with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #252 Stephen Keeling and #253 Emily Stockton. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #254 Michelle Fry and #255 Samuel Fry. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Stephen Keeling. Motion died for lack of a second.  Thalimer absent.  absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to postpone until the April 4, 2023 meeting voters #259 Alica Cuevas, #260 Chauncey Sercey, and #262 Patricia Watkins. Motion carried 4-0 with Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #263 Glenda Gordon. Motion carried 4-0 Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #264 Joel Crumpton and #265 Patricia Crumpton. Motion carried 4-0 with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #266 Timothy Burke. Motion carried 4- Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #267 Elizabeth Jones. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with. Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #268 Nitinkumar Sheth. Motion carried 3- Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #269 Eileen Souchkoff. Motion Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #270 Tamera Almquist. Motion carried 4-0 Chairman Luth with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #273 Julie Chery. Motion carried 4-0 with Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #274 Sheila Harris. Motion Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #275 Hari Parajuli. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #276 Shelby Kemptner. Motion failed 1-3 (Luth, Natt, Radzikinas) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  1 (Natt) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #276 Shelby Kemptner. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #277 Michael King. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to dismiss from the challenge the following voters:  #278 Briana Gardner #279 Conrad Gardner #280 Nikko Gardner #281 Tracy Gardner  Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Chairman Luth with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #282 Corinne Graham. Motion carried Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to dismiss from the challenge the following voters:  4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  #283 Shirley Mogan #284 Joseph Blackwell #285 Antonio Torres #286 Etta Robinson #288 Kaveri Cornett  Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #289 Charles Stanier. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #290 Maria Kempa. Motion carried 4-0 with Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #291 Matthew Shubart. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #292 Kevin Rodriguez. Motion carried  Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #293 Rebecca Cook. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voter #294 Michael Gintoli. Motion carried 4-0 Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #295 Darlene Younes. Motion carried 4- Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #296 Elizabeth Sanchez. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #297 Anita Hulett. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #298 Antonio Adame-Marduen. Motion Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #299 Elwood Guda and #300 Patricia Guda. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Member Tucker with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion to uphold the challenge for voters #302 Danielle Shaddix and #303 Logan Shaddix. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #304 Michelle Wischnewsky. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #305 Laurica Davis. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #306 Dione Essinger. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #307 Larry Hyde. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Owith Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.    Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Member Tucker made a motion to dismiss from the challenge voters #308 Joseph LaRocca. Motion carried Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Secretary Radzikinas made a motion to uphold the challenge for voter #309 Maria Garcia. Motion carried 3-1 (Tucker) with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent. Vice Chairman Natt with a second from Chairman Luth made a motion that any names on the challenged voter list not addressed will be postponed to the April 4, 2023 meeting for consideration. Motion carried 4-  4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  Owith Assistant Secretary Thalimer absent.  X. Recess Regular Meeting XI. Executive Session (if needed)  No Executive Session was needed.  XII. Adjournment  Secretary Radzikinas with a second from Vice Chairman Natt made a motion toa adjourn at 12:46 p.m. Motion carried 4-0 with Assistant Secretary Thalimer  absent.  The above and foregoing minutes are hereby certified as being correct and ordered  recorded. Today's Date:  April 4, 2023  Ball Barbara Luth, Chairman Joel E. Natt, Vice Chairman - Dabbikne Carla Radzikinas, Secretary Didrotsign  Did notatkrd Manch 7,2023 mis.  Daniel Thalimer, Assistant Secretary Dlab Anita Tucker, Member