Hamilton County Board of Elections campus transforms into COVID-19 vaccine site
Shots will be administered at the boardâs 2300 Wall St. facility, featuring plenty of space and surrounding infrastructure.
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NORWOOD, Ohio â Starting Friday, Hamilton County will add a new, centralized COVID-19 vaccination site at the countyâs Board of Elections campus in Norwood.
Shots will be administered at the boardâs 2300 Wall St. facility, featuring plenty of space and surrounding infrastructure.
Board of Elections Executive Director Sherry Poland said the idea to use the space to distribute COVID-19 vaccines started with a voter s suggestion on social media.
Chatham County election official quits, accused of bumping poll worker with her car
A Savannah elections board member twice censured by fellow board members has resigned following an incident with an off-duty poll worker. Share Updated: 7:24 AM EST Jan 13, 2021 Associated Press
Chatham County election official quits, accused of bumping poll worker with her car
A Savannah elections board member twice censured by fellow board members has resigned following an incident with an off-duty poll worker. Share Updated: 7:24 AM EST Jan 13, 2021
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House weighs vote-by-mail expansion bill from Stuart
Sarah Mansur Capitol News Illinois
Jan. 12, 2021
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SPRINGFIELD The House Executive Committee advanced an election bill that would make permanent some of the expansions to mail-in voting that were passed for the 2020 general election.
The bill would require election authorities to accept mail-in ballots that were submitted without sufficient postage and allow election authorities to set up collection sites or drop-boxes that accept ballots without postage.
Lawmakers approved those measures last spring for the 2020 election in order to accommodate concerns about voting in-person during the COVID-19 pandemic. But those earlier expansions of mail-in voting expired on Jan. 1.
Debbie Rauers claimed to be
Malinda Hodges, a fellow member of the Board of Elections, who is Black, after allegedly striking a young Latina woman with her car and leaving the scene. The reported victim,
Christina Magaña said she was organizing a ‘Party at the Polls’ event with Black Lives Matter to drive voters to participate in the Georgia Senate runoff elections.
“We had a food truck, which I had a permit for and I applied for a parking space and received one,” she said. “Just as the food truck was pulling up – I had cleared the space for them – this lady pulls up into the spot, and she stops and parks and takes the space. I wasn’t sure if she was not aware of what was going on in her surroundings. I asked her if she would mind if we trade spots … there was one next to her. Her response was, ‘Who are you, and do you have permits?’ I responded, ‘Yes’, and said, ‘the manager at the Civic Center, Joel, was aware of this’, and we have also notified