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Work with Wake County Board of Elections

Fileid:  WakeBOE_TOC.htm  (aka "WakeBOE_TOC")       Last Updated:  12/7/24  22:55

This page has some general reference material as well as historical information about my work with the North Carolina Wake County Board of Elections (aka WCBOE or just BOE).

Jeff Knauth        jeff@jgkhome.name

Currently Chief Judge for Precinct 19-19 (Wake Forest and Rolesville)
Formerly Chief Judge for Precinct 19-09 (Rolesville -- served out-of-precinct)
Formerly Chief Judge for Precinct 01-43 (north Raleigh)

Color Coding for Document Change Dates
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Not changed recently
(done before 3/16/24)
Changed for 5/14/24 election
(on or after 3/16/24)
Changed for 11/5/24 election
(on or after 5/19/24)
LATEST CHANGES
(done on 11/26/24)

Reference

The Precinct 19-19 polling place is Sanford Creek Elementary School (SCES).
The school is located (high on a hill) at 701 Granite Falls Blvd. in Rolesville.

Key Voter Data
Getting to Sanford Creek Elementary School
Traffic Flow, Parking Lots, and Curbside Area
Monday Setup and Tuesday Takedown
Election Processes
Sign Portfolios
The items above are those of particular interest to 19-19 Precinct Officials.

Chief Judge Topics
Statistics
Tutorials, Tools, Programs, Experiments

Election Preparation and Results

Next Election -- 11/4/25


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

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2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006 - 2002

Current Signs

Signs and Diagrams No Longer Used

Below are some Reference items related to my past work. They are not applicable to my current polling place, but still might be of use to Precinct Officials at other polling places.

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.

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