* *** COMMENTS_ON_INITIAL_2024_DOCUMENTS TXT - 3 Jan 2024 20:23:42 - JGKNAUTH Comments on 2024 Documents for March Election ======== == ==== ========= === ===== ======== $$$$$$$$$ flag the more important comments. ######### flag [name, addr, photo ID] vs [name, photo ID, address] order comments. Registration Table Quick Guide (2024.v.2) ------------ ----- ----- ----- ---------- Flow Chart: Column 1, block 2, item 4: Delete "check the last box". $$$$$$$$$$ Flow Chart: Column 1, block 2, item 1: Reorder to repeat the name, ########## address, and party info before doing the photo ID check. Flow Chart: Column 3, block 2, item 1: Reorder to repeat the name, ########## address, and party info before doing the photo ID check. Flow Chart: Column 3, block 2, item 2 and 3: Reorder (swap them). ########## Flow Chart: Column 3, block 2, item 3: "of ATV" -> "of the ATV". Flow Chart, heading: Reorder to repeat the name, address, and party info ########## before doing the photo ID check. Ballot Table Quick Guide (2024.v.1) ------ ----- ----- ----- ---------- Page 1, under "Packing Up After the Polls Close", reword bullet 1 and its sub-bullets: * Count the number of unvoted ballots (regular and ExpressVote), place them in empty cardboard boxes, and report the count to the Chief Judge. - Add the number of ballots from opened packs to the number of ballots from unopened packs (see next bullet). - (use text from old first sub-bullet for this second sub-bullet) Page 1, under "Packing Up After the Polls Close", bullet 2: Reword last sentence to: "If a second bag is used, even if it is empty, record the last ATV number on it." Help Table Quick Guide (2024.v.2) ---- ----- ----- ----- ---------- Flow Chart 1: Missing callouts to footnote 1, after "Ballot Style": $$$$$$$$$$$$ 1) Left column of blocks, second from bottom. 2) Middle column of blocks, bottom block. Flow Chart 2: Footnotes in four gray blocks are hard to see. Flow Chart 2, footnote 1: "If the voter completes" -> "If the voter is to complete". Voter Assistance Quick Guide (2024.v.1) ----- ---------- ----- ----- ---------- Page 2: "Voter without Disability" block: This block does not say Precinct Officials (or Early Voting staff) can assist the voter, although they are explicitly listed in the "Voter with Disability" block. Yet the bottom Q/A on this page says Precinct Officials can help. This writeup is confusing. Wouldn't it be better to delete the last Q/A and add Precinct Officials and Early Voting staff to the "Voter without Disability" block? All Officials Quick Guide (2024.v.1) --- --------- ----- ----- ---------- No comments Photo ID Quick Guide (no version ID!) ----- -- ----- ----- ---------------- Page 1: Swap items 2 and 3. ####### Provisional Envelope (no version ID!) ----------- -------- ---------------- Back side: Should there be a checkbox to remind the HT Official to do a $$$$$$$$$ photo ID check for cases when that check had not been done at the RT? The timing is unclear when the HT photo ID check is done; presumably it's after the voter has filled out Section A of the envelope so that name can be compared with the photo ID. However, shouldn't it be done before the voter has voted? See also the HTQG comment above Flow (Chart 2, footnote 1). Since a photo ID check is done for only some voters at the HT, this looks like something that can easily be overlooked by the HT Officials unless there is some reminder, e.g., on the provsional envelope. I guess if the HT Official has no ATV to attach to the Provisional Envelope, that means a photo ID check is still required (not too memorable). Reconciliation Form (2024.v.1) -------------- ---- ---------- Page 1, first line under "2. Other Used Ballots": "yellow field D" -> "yellow field C" 2024 Primary Election Manual (no version ID!) ---- ------- --------- ----- ---------------- (Since I don't yet have a hardcopy, I couldn't review the Manual as carefully as I would like.) Page 46, "No Photo ID ..." section: $$$$$$$ * Item 1 needs some editing. * Item 3 is out of date vs the ATV 2024.v.1 checkboxes. Page 55, last sentence of "Section D": Why call the Help Line vs $$$$$$$ calling over the CJ (as in the previous Manual)? If Section D was not filled out, this appears to be a local problem. The CJ should find out why the local HT did not process the ATV correctly, or maybe the transfer-in voter went directly to the BT from the RT instead of going to the HT. This would be a lot easier for the CJ (or BT) to figure out than the Help Line. Page 62, last Q/A: This has never seemed to read correctly, e.g., the $$$$$$$ "No" at the top seems to say a PO cannot help a disabled person put the ballot in the Tabulator. Then the two sub-bullets talk about preparing ballots, not entering them in the Tabulator. In past years I had provided an edit of all this. Page 66, top section: Indentation/list problems. Page 75: The text in the top paragraph differs from that on page 44 about what type of information could be presented when the voter registered. Which is right? Chief Judge Pocket Guide (2024.v.?) ----- ----- ------ ----- There is currently no CJ Resources tab on the PO website, so I assume there is no CJPG available yet. Jeff