Reminder EAC Roundtable 6.19.12

from: Jessica Myers on Jun 14, 2012

EAC Roundtable: Getting Ready for November

The EAC will host a roundtable discussion Tuesday, June 19, 2012. This roundtable opens up a national discussion about what to expect and how to prepare for November 2012 and beyond. Participants will share ideas and strategies about voting system preparation, ballot preparation, voter education, polling places, voter turnout, provisional ballots and more. The roundtable will be moderated by Merle King, Executive Director, Center for Election Systems (Georgia), Kennesaw State University.

Participants include:

Katie Blinn, Co-Director of Elections, Washington State Office of the Secretary of State
Sonia Campos, Program Analyst, Election Official Assistance Division, Federal Voting Assistance Program, Department of Defense
Susan M. Edman, Executive Director, City of Milwaukee Election Commission
Lance Gough, Executive Director, Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago
Brad King, Co-Director, Indiana Election Division
Judy Schwartau, Election Specialist, City of Minneapolis Elections
Clifford D. Tatum, Executive Director, Board of Elections and Ethics, Government of the District of Columbia.

This event will be webcast and more information is available on the EAC website. Follow the EAC Twitter (@EACgov) or search for #Bready2012 to get Twitter updates.

If you have additional questions, please contact Jessica Myers at jmyers@eac.gov or via Twitter (@EACgov).

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