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Grimes County prepares for pivotal 2024 presidential election

August 07, 2024 | Grimes County, Texas


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Grimes County prepares for pivotal 2024 presidential election
In a recent meeting of the Grimes County Commissioners Court, key actions were taken regarding the upcoming November 5, 2024 presidential election. Elections Administrator Rachel Walker presented a list of Election Day judges, early voting ballot staff, and central counting station members, which the court approved unanimously. Walker emphasized that these appointments are essential for the election process and must be renewed annually, with the current appointments set to expire on August 31.

The court also discussed voter registration, with Walker reminding attendees that the deadline for eligible citizens to register is October 7. She highlighted the importance of voter registration and mentioned plans for a county-wide event on National Voter Registration Day, scheduled for September 17, although this date falls after the registration deadline.

Additionally, the court approved the official order of election for the November 2024 general election, a necessary legal step that requires the county judge's signature and will be posted on the county's website.

In a lighter moment, Facilities Director Rodney Floyd expressed gratitude to his team for their hard work in maintaining the cleanliness of meeting spaces, acknowledging their efforts during a busy period of meetings. The court's actions reflect a commitment to ensuring a smooth electoral process and maintaining county facilities.

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