Clerk Laureto proposed a slate of individuals for various election roles, which was approved by the commission. The morning shift Chair was assigned to Michele Aucello (Democrat), with a mix of Republican and Democratic inspectors. The afternoon shift was similarly structured, with Michele Aucello again serving as Chair. The Absentee Voter Counting Board was chaired by Dotti Thompson (Republican), with a balanced team of inspectors. Additionally, the commission approved the appointment of Nan OConner (Democrat) and Elaine Pentilla (Republican) to the Receiving Board, ensuring a bipartisan approach to election management.
The meeting concluded with the scheduling of the Public Accuracy Test for the voting equipment, set for July 15, 2024, at 10:00 AM in the Glen Arbor Township Hall. This test is crucial for ensuring the integrity of the voting process. The commission unanimously approved this schedule. With no public comments, the meeting adjourned at 11:51 AM. The minutes were respectfully submitted by Pam Laureto, the Glen Arbor Township Clerk.