Modifed county website to display recommended statement regarding vote-by-mail as well as the link to apply for a mail-in ballot with deadline dates clearly posted

Mailed postage-paid vote-by-mail applications to all voters 65 or older

Announced planned polling locations at least one month in advance of election

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Verified that all polling locations in the County comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act

Did not reduce the number of polling places used in 2016 (and properly adjusted for population growth in the intervening years)

Announced planned polling locations at least one month in advance of election

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Made a plan for screening election workers before they come on duty for COVID symptoms

Instructed poll workers that no electioneering on PPE is allowed

Mailed postage-paid vote-by-mail applications to all voters 65 or older

Did not reduce the number of polling places used in 2016 (and properly adjusted for population growth in the intervening years)

Announced planned polling locations at least one month in advance of election

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Worked to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Verified that all polling locations in the County comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Worked to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Worked to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Modifed county website to display recommended statement regarding vote-by-mail as well as the link to apply for a mail-in ballot with deadline dates clearly posted

Did not reduce the number of polling places used in 2016 (and properly adjusted for population growth in the intervening years)

Gained community input about planned locations of polling places. Plan was required to put polling places away from high risk populations (such as nursing homes and senior citizen centers) and select polling places that enable COVID-19 preventative measures (such as sufficient social distancing among voters, election workers, and members of the public)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Verified that all polling locations in the County comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act

Made a plan for screening election workers before they come on duty for COVID symptoms

Mailed postage-paid vote-by-mail applications to all voters 65 or older

Gained community input about planned locations of polling places. Plan was required to put polling places away from high risk populations (such as nursing homes and senior citizen centers) and select polling places that enable COVID-19 preventative measures (such as sufficient social distancing among voters, election workers, and members of the public)

Announced planned polling locations at least one month in advance of election

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Worked to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Verified that all polling locations in the County comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act

Made a plan for screening election workers before they come on duty for COVID symptoms

Do not reduce the number of polling places used in 2016 (and properly adjusted for population growth in the intervening years)

Modifed county website to display recommended statement regarding vote-by-mail as well as the link to apply for a mail-in ballot with deadline dates clearly posted

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Mailed postage-paid vote-by-mail applications to all voters 65 or older

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Did not reduce the number of polling places used in 2016 (and properly adjusted for population growth in the intervening years)

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Took measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Worked to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Made a plan for screening election workers before they come on duty for COVID symptoms

Modifed county website to display recommended statement regarding vote-by-mail as well as the link to apply for a mail-in ballot with deadline dates clearly posted

Boosted curbside voting so that eligible voters can be processed as they drive up to designated areas without them having to go inside to request curbside voting (required by current law)

Regularly updated the County Elections website, including without limitation voter registration tools, polling place locators, polling place and any feature that estimates wait times at polling places, and ensure that it is accurate at all times

Institute tracking system for vote-by-mail applications and ballots so individuals can check status of theirs

Announce planned polling locations at least one month in advance

Take measures recommended by CDC to protect poll workers, including securing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), encouraging voters to wear masks including through a posted sign, marking out social distance spacing for voters waiting in line, and making sure polling places have supplies to ensure public safety, including hand sanitizer and materials for safe ballot marking

Work to recruit high school and college students to participate in local Student Poll Worker Programs to supplement an anticipated decline in poll worker availability, starting no later than September 1, 2020

Provide a significant amount of accessible drop off locations for mail-in ballots for voters who prefer not to mail their ballot

Gain community input about planned locations of polling places. Plan must put polling places away from high risk populations (such as nursing homes and senior citizen centers) and select polling places that enable COVID-19 preventative measures (such as sufficient social distancing among voters, election workers, and members of the public)