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FRANKLIN COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS

FRANKLIN COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS. DEPUTY GUIDE 2010 ELECTION CYCLE. YOUR JOB AS A POLLING PLACE DEPUTY.

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FRANKLIN COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS

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  1. FRANKLIN COUNTYSUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS DEPUTY GUIDE 2010 ELECTION CYCLE

  2. YOUR JOB AS A POLLING PLACE DEPUTY First and foremost you represent the Supervisor of Elections and the Franklin County Sheriffs Office (who approves your appointment to this position.) You are the first person that the voter has contact with and we expect you to represent us in a professional, courteous manner. • You DO NOT have arrest powers • You DO NOT carry a weapon

  3. MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION!

  4. STARTING YOUR DAY: • Everyone MUST be at their assigned precinct by 6:00 am. NO EXCEPTIONS ! • WHAT TO BRING: • * Food and drink for the day • * Sweater or Jacket (depending on weather conditions • * Rain Gear • * Any medications you may need for the day • * Insect repellent as needed.

  5. WHO IS ALLOWED IN THE POLLING PLACE: • Allow only the following people into the polling place.

  6. NEWS MEDIA: No photography is allowed in the polling room or early voting area. Members of the media ARE NOT allowed in the polling room except to vote. VEHICLES: Vehicles with campaign Signs should not be permitted within the 100 ft. radius of the polling place. Voters can be dropped off to vote as long as the vehicle moves after dropping off the voter. CANDIDATE AT POLLING PLACE: Candidates or campaign workers are not allowed to enter the polling room unless they are entering to vote.

  7. Poll Deputy duties • Assist in setting up and breaking down the precinct • Place Voter Information signs on the board designated for such. • Mark off 100’ radius around the entrance to the polling place. • Place all signs outside or in designated area. • Always remember the CLERK is in CHARGE of the precinct and you must follow his/her instructions. NO EXCEPTION • Know where the phone is located fore emergencies. • Know where the Fire Extinguisher is located. • Make sure that all entrances and exits areas are clear.

  8. Solicitation Restrictions: The words “solicit” or “solicitation” include such things as: No person or group may solicit Voters inside the polling place. No person or group may solicit Voters within 100 ft. of the Entrance to the polling place. 1. Asking someone for his or her vote. 2. Asking for someone’s opinion. 3. Distributing any political or campaign material or handout. 4. Conducting a poll. 5. Asking someone for his or her signature on a petition. 6. Selling any type of item. 7. Asking for voters names. 8. Placing of candidate signs. Before the opening of the polling place The Clerk and the Deputy (if the Supervisor has not already done so) shall designate the NO-SOLICITATION Zone and mark the boundaries.

  9. The only exception to the No-Solicitation law applies to the media or others who are allowed to conduct “exit-polling” activities. The may approach voters only AFTER voters leave the polling place. The Supervisor of Elections or the Clerk is authorized to take any reasonable action to ensure order is maintained at the polling place. That means, if necessary, having Law Enforcement Officers remove disruptive persons from either the polling room or from the No-Solicitation zone.

  10. THE POLLS ARE NOW OPEN

  11. The Polls are now open:

  12. When the need arises:

  13. If there is a problem:

  14. ISSUE THE “I VOTED” STICKER BY HANDING IT TO THE VOTER WHEN HE OR SHE IS LEAVING THE POLLING PLACE. PLEASE DO NOT PLACE THE STICKER ON THE VOTER.

  15. NO WEAPONS ALLOWED FLORIDA STATUES 790.06(12) STATES THAT NOONE MAY CARRY A WEAPON INTO A POLLING ROOM, THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.

  16. ALWAYS USE COMMON SENSE!

  17. NOTIFY THE CLERK:

  18. Disabled Voter Sensitivity toward people with special needs makes good sense whether in a business or a public life.

  19. When you practice disability etiquette everyone wins. • Offer assistance • Be sure to hold the door • Make sure ramps are not obstructed and can be used without difficulty • Assist the wheelchair user at the ramp, if needed • If your precinct requires special threshold, be sure it is snugly in place at the entrance • If your precinct requires cones to designate disabled parking, be sure you have followed the diagram provided and have the area marked correctly • Do Not: • Leave your post without notifying the Clerk • Talk politics with voter • Ask to see Voter’s ID • Turn any voter away

  20. KNOW YOUR VOTING AREA: • Know about any separate entry ways for the disabled if any • Watch the parking area • Assist voters to inside area (Always ask first) • DURING SLOW PERIODS: • You may sit and read a book (make sure to put away when voters approach) • May go inside to ask M-100 operator for the number amount of people voted • Take advantage of this time to have lunch or go to the restroom. • Always notify the Clerk when you need to leave your post for any reason.

  21. Be sure to: • Allow the Clerk to perform his or her duties without interference. • Assure that the M100 Operator and Asst. are left alone when they are performing their duties. • Do your job only and do not interfere with others without being asked.

  22. Polls Closing: • At 7:00 pm, The Clerk will inform you that the polls are now closed. • You will announce “ The Polls Are Now Closed” • You will stand behind the last person in line to vote. Remember You Are the End of the Line !

  23. Anyone who arrives after your announcement MAY NOT VOTE! NO EXCEPTIONS! In the rare event that the polling hours are extended by a court order, the Deputy should still stand in line behind the last person in line at 7:00 pm, any person voting after the last person in line at 7:00 pm must vote a Provisional Ballot.

  24. When the last voter has voted:

  25. If you cannot work: Please call the Elections Office as soon as possible so an alternate can be assigned in your place. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE – You are invaluable to us.

  26. If you have any questions please contact our office @ 850-653-9520. Ida C. Elliott, Supervisor 47 Ave F Apalachicola, Fl 32320

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