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Work with Wake County Board of Elections

Fileid:  WakeBOE_TOC.htm  (aka "WakeBOE_TOC")       Last Updated:  4/2/26  14:18

This page describes work with the North Carolina Wake County Board of Elections (aka the WCBOE or just the BOE). The page mainly has reference material about Precinct 19-24 and its polling place. Included is information about preparing for and then conducting elections. Finally, there is historical information about elections at this precinct as well as other precincts where I had worked previously.

Jeff Knauth        jeff@jgkhome.name

The Precinct 19-24 polling place is Hope Lutheran Church.
The church is located at 3525 Rogers Road in Wake Forest.

The date before each document listed below is the date when that document was last changed.
The last-changed dates are color-coded to highlight the most recently changed documents.

Not changed recently
(done before 11/14/25)
Changed for 3/3/26 election
(on or after 11/14/25)
Changed for 11/3/26 election
(on or after 3/12/26)

Key Data for Precinct 19-24 Voters   (this is mainly for voters)

Precinct 19-24 Voters: Information about using the Hope Lutheran Church polling place is in the "Special considerations for the 19-24 polling place" section of the "Information Mainly for Precinct 19-24 Voters" web page.
Precinct 19-24 Officials:  Information about conducting an election at this polling place is in the "Election Reference Material" section below.

Election Reference Material   (this is mainly for Precinct Officials)

Getting to Hope Lutheran Church  (HLC)

Voter Entrance/Exit, Parking Lots, and Curbside Area

Monday Setup and Tuesday Takedown

Election Processes

Sign Portfolios

The items above are those of interest to most of the 19-24 Precinct Officials.

The items below are more related to Chief Judge tasks and historical topics.

Chief Judge Topics

Statistics

Tutorials, Tools, Programs, and Experiments

Alternate Configuration for This Polling Place

From election to election, Hope Lutheran Church changes what space is available for use as the Voting Enclosure and Curbside Parking areas. There are now two possible configurations. The one used for the current election is documented in the files in the Election Reference Material section above. The main files for the alternate configuration are listed here, for reference.

Preparation and Results for Specific Elections

2026


All the items below are archival material  (except those inCurrent Signs).

2026

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006 - 2002

Current Signs

Archived Files for Precinct 19-19

To help the new Chief Judge for Precinct 19-25, for now some old Precinct 19-19 files will be saved on this website. These are files that were related to local aspects of 19-19 when I was Chief Judge there, e.g., maps, SCES parking diagrams, and room layouts. After the precinct division I converted some of the 19-19 files, e.g., maps, to reflect the new 19-25 precinct. There is also an "Information Mainly for Precinct 19-25 Voters". It is the previous 19-19.htm with just a few 19-25 updates, mainly those I made before I was formally reassigned to 19-24.

All this archived material just records how things were at the time I was reassigned to start the new 19-24 polling place. It is not necessarily how things will be in Precinct 19-25 for the 11/4/25 election or thereafter.

Getting to Sanford Creek Elementary School  (SCES)

Traffic Flow, Parking Lots, and Curbside Area at SCES

Monday Setup and Tuesday Takedown

Election Processes

Chief Judge Topics

Sign Portfolios

Municipal Regions and Statistics

Technical Notes

For a few of the older files, the file modification date  mm/dd/yy may appear to be much more recent than the dates for nearby files. The dates shown do actually show the last-changed date for those old HTML files, e.g., 3/18/11 and 8/30/15. For those files on those dates I had made some minor HTML/CSS changes to bring the source code syntax in line with the latest XHTML standard, "XHTML1-Strict". This did not change the content as displayed by a browser, just removed some error messages you would see if you did a syntax check with a validator tool.

CLICK TO RUN A TEST
This may just result in an error message or garbage.
I use this link to try out CSS changes in a test file.