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HARRISON COUNTY – A fixture for more than 30 years serving the Harrison County Board of Elections (BOE), Marjorie Findling attended her final meeting Monday afternoon at the BOE’s 1 p.m. meeting. Democratic Chair and Board Member Holly Brindley noted her service to the county.
“And we want to thank her for all the years of dedication that she has given to us,” Brindley said. Findling said she came to the BOE in 1985 left and returned for good in 1996. She finally filled a board position in 2002.
“She knows more than we’ll ever, ever begin to know,” Brindley said. “She just retains everything so we thank you for your service dear.” Findley responded by stating it was a privilege to serve the people of the county.
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The Harrison County Board of Elections is under administrative oversight by the Ohio Secretary of State due to clerical errors made during the 2020 primary election. Officials said the board is working to correct those issues and wants to assure the public that the election was not compromised.
The Harrison County Board of Elections is working under administrative oversight by the state to correct errors made in the 2020 primary election.
On Jan. 22, a letter from the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office informed the board it was being placed under administrative oversight.
“For the past several months, our office held informal weekly calls with the Harrison County Board of Elections to help improve operations. Unfortunately, these informal, intermediate steps were not enough to turn around the board’s trajectory,” the letter states.
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The Harrison County Board of Elections is under administrative oversight by the Ohio Secretary of State due to “clerical errors’’ made during the 2020 primary election.
CADIZ The Harrison County Board of Elections is working to correct errors made in the 2020 primary election that left the office under the administrative oversight of the state.
On Jan. 22, a letter from the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office informed the board it was being placed under administrative oversight.
“For the past several months, our office held informal weekly calls with the Harrison County Board of Elections to help improve operations. Unfortunately, these informal, intermediate steps were not enough to turn around the board’s trajectory,” the letter states.
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