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16 <br /> 1 Slide #21 <br /> General Government <br /> • Board of Elections-:page 88 <br /> Voter ReBwtratiam Processed Aha ntee Ba*ots Processed <br /> 4ow — <br /> ?S%9 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> 2 20 ")Rn I Gkkol.l IN,:1 <br /> 3 <br /> 4 Commissioner Bedford asked if the third election does not happen, would the money be <br /> 5 repurposed or go to fund balance. <br /> 6 Travis Myren said yes it would be. <br /> 7 Rachel Raper, Elections Director, thanked the BOCC for its support. <br /> 8 Commissioner Bedford praised the Board of Elections for conducting a safe election <br /> 9 during a pandemic. She said turnout seemed good. <br /> 10 Rachel Raper said the absentee voting set records. She said total voter turnout was <br /> 11 76%, which was not record setting. <br /> 12 Commissioner Bedford said there were so many unknowns, and having a safe election <br /> 13 was a goal. <br /> 14 Commissioner Bedford asked if it will be a March or a May primary next year. <br /> 15 Rachel Raper said the Executive Director of the State Board of Elections requested that <br /> 16 all elections, including municipal and the March 8th primary, be moved to May 3, 2022. She said <br /> 17 the General Assembly has not taken action on that. She said municipalities in Orange County <br /> 18 do not elect by district, they elect at-large, and the census data delay does not affect Orange <br /> 19 County municipalities the way it does elsewhere. <br /> 20 Commissioner Bedford asked if a November election is expected in Orange County. <br /> 21 Rachel Raper said yes. <br /> 22 Travis Myren resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> 23 <br /> 24 Slide #22 <br /> General Government <br /> • County Attorney—page 120 <br /> Total expenditure budget-$644;260 <br /> - Qecruaseoif$29,541Cmr4wedta Bea.Budget <br /> Recommended BudgetChanges <br /> -$56,097 increase is net County trim to add a 1.0 FTE SteffAtlon ey <br /> a Half of W4 poaalom coal is*Wgetud In the Coway AIX r y/s Of Ke the c*wr <br /> W ie Ludg.L-din Chid Suppoaa <br /> -W.628d*crw ckolanducMno10.6FTES�r$4a9AMc y <br /> s Cr meehiltime Humen Righ2end Reletica.f4earar <br /> -$3,(}60 decreeee i IrIJgetion expenses to meeting fwe percent(5%)reduction in <br /> operation. <br /> 3o ORARNGE_COUNNTY <br /> 25 <br />
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