Election Integrity

Defended electronic voting systems as safe and efficient while highlighting logistical challenges faced by poll workers.

Stated that many residents no longer trust Williamson County elections due to disabled surveillance clocks, ballot choice confusion, and low-paid clerks handling complex ballot options.

Shared experiences as an election judge regarding ballot marking devices and software issues, emphasizing the importance of pure and accurate elections.

Called for a special session to discuss election contracts, joint primary authorization, and cybersecurity policies affecting the election department.

Expressed serious concerns regarding inconsistent messaging at polling locations, joint primary setup, ballot styles, and camera surveillance issues at election headquarters.

Requested an immediate special meeting to address election deviations, barcode usage, and equipment deployment, criticizing the court for inaction.

Shared poll watcher observations regarding voter confusion at Taylor City Hall and ballot re-insertion checks.

Discussed primary coordination and concerns regarding the extensive use of ballot marking devices contrary to previous agreements.

Praised previous ballot-on-demand funding but criticized recent polling practices offering electronic ballot options and federal-only ballot programming.