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Standards Board Roster 06.16.2021 As of 06/16/2021 U.S. Election Assistance Commission Standards Board Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official ALABAMA Sec. John H. Merrill James Tatum Alabama Secretary of State Probate Judge, Bullock County Montgomery, AL Union Springs, AL ALASKA Gail Fenumiai Carol Thompson Director, Division of Elections, State of Alaska Elections Operations Manager Juneau, AK Anchorage, AK AMERICAN SAMOA Uiagalelei Lealofi Fiti Tavai Chief Election Officer Deputy Director Pago Pago, AS Pago Pago, AS ARIZONA Ken Matta Reynaldo Valenzuela Jr. Election Information Officer Director of Elections Office of the Secretary of State Maricopa County Elections Phoenix, AZ Phoenix, AZ ARKANSAS John Thurston Melanie Clark Secretary of State Jackson County Clerk Little Rock, AR Newport, AR CALIFORNIA Susan Lapsley Neal Kelley Deputy Secretary of State Registrar of Voters Orange County Sacramento, CA Santa Ana, CA Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official COLORADO Dwight K. Shellman III Rene Loy County Support Manager Chief Deputy Clerk Colorado Dept of State, Elections Division Delta County Clerk & Recorder’s Office Denver, CO Delta, CO CONNECTICUT Denise W. Merrill Lisbeth A. Becker Secretary of State Registrar of Voters, Town of Glastonbury Hartford, CT Glastonbury, CT DELAWARE Anthony Albence Ralph Artigliere State Election Commissioner Deputy County Director-Kent County Office Dover, DE Dover, DE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Alice P. Miller Michael D. Gill Executive Director Board Member Washington, DC Washington, DC FLORIDA Maria Matthews Paul Lux Director, Division of Elections Supervisor of Elections Tallahassee, FL Crestview, FL GEORGIA Bradford Raffensperger Nancy Boren Secretary of State Director of Elections and Voter Registration Atlanta, GA Columbus, GA GUAM Maria I.D. Pangelinan Joseph P. Iseke Guam Election Commission Executive Dir Election Program Coordinator Hagatna, GU Hagatna, GU Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official HAWAII Kristen Uyeda Pat Nakamoto Ballot Operations Section Head Election Administrator Pearl City, HI Hilo, HI IDAHO Jason Hancock Patty Weeks Deputy Secretary of State County Clerk Boise, ID Lewiston, ID ILLINOIS Bernadette Matthews Charles Holiday Assistant Executive Director Executive Director State Board of Elections Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Chicago, IL Chicago, IL INDIANA J. Bradley King Nicole Browne Indiana Election Division Director Monroe County Clerk Indianapolis, IN Bloomington, IN IOWA Heidi L. Burhans Dennis Parrott Director of Elections Jasper County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections Des Moines, IA Newton, IA KANSAS Scott Schwab Jameson Shew Secretary of State Douglas County Clerk Topeka, KS Lawrence, Kansas KENTUCKY Jared Dearing Kenny Barger Executive Director, State Bd. of Elections Madison County Clerk Frankfort, KY Richmond, KY LOUISIANA R. Kyle Ardoin Mike Spence Secretary of State Caddo Parish Clerk of Court Baton Rouge, LA Shreveport, LA Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official MAINE Julie L. Flynn Kathleen M. Montejo Deputy Secretary of State, Corporation, Elections City Clerk and Commissions Augusta, ME Lewiston, ME MARYLAND Nikki Baines Charlson Guy Mickley Deputy Administrator Election Director Maryland State Board of Elections Howard County Board of Elections Annapolis, MD Columbia, MD MASSACHUSETTS Michelle K. Tassinari Andrew Dowd Director/Legal Counsel, Elections Division Northbourough Town Clerk Boston, MA Northborough, MA MICHIGAN Jocelyn Benson Justin Roebuck Secretary of State Ottawa County Clerk/Register of Deeds Lansing, MI West Olive, MI MINNESOTA David Maeda Deborah Erickson Director of Elections Administrative Services Director Minnesota Secretary of State Office Crow Wing County St. Paul, MN Brained, MN MISSISSIPPI Michael Watson Timaka James-Jones Secretary of State Circuit Court Clerk of Humphreys County Jackson, MS Belzoni, MS MISSOURI Jay Ashcroft Batina Dodge Secretary of State Scotland County Clerk Jefferson City, MO Memphis, MO MONTANA Dana Corson Rina Fontana Moore Director of Elections and Voter Services Cascade County Clerk and Recorder Helena, MT Great Falls, MT Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official NEBRASKA Heather Doxon David Shively Training and Implementation Coordinator Election Commissioner State of Nebraska Elections Division Lancaster County Lincoln, NE Lincoln, NE NEVADA Barbara K. Cegavske Joseph P. Gloria Secretary of State Registrar of Voter, Clark County Carson City, NV North Las Vegas, NV NEW HAMPSHIRE Anthony Stevens Robert Dezmelyk Assistant Secretary of State Moderator, Town of Newton Concord, NH Newton, NH NEW JERSEY Robert Giles Linda Von Nessi Director, New Jersey Division of Elections Essex County Clerk of Elections Trenton, NJ Newark, NJ NEW MEXICO Mandy Vigil C.J. Garrison State Election Director Harding County Clerk Santa Fe, NM Mosquero, NM 87733 NEW YORK Douglas A. Kellner Rachel L. Bledi Commissioner, Co-Chair Commissioner NYS Board of Elections Albany County Board of Elections New York, NY Albany, NY NORTH CAROLINA Brian Neesby Michael Dickerson Chief Information Officer Director of Elections NC State Bd. of Elections Mecklenburg County Raleigh, NC Charlotte, NC Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official NORTH DAKOTA Brian Newby DeAnn Buckhouse State Election Director Election Coordinator, Cass County Bismarck, ND Fargo, ND OHIO Amanda Grandjean Steve Harsman Director of Elections Deputy Director, Montgomery Co. Board of Elections Columbus, OH Dayton, OH OKLAHOMA Carol Morris Jana Maddux Director of Ballot Generation Services Secretary Oklahoma State Election Board Rogers County Election Board Oklahoma City, OK Cheyenne, OK OREGON Deborah Scroggin Derrin (Dag) Robinson Director, Elections Division Harney County Clerk Salem OR Burns, OR PENNSYLVANIA Veronica W. Degraffenreid Michael Anderson Acting Secretary of the Commonwealth of PA Director, Lebanon County Board of Elections Harrisburg, PA Lebanon, PA PUERTO RICO Norma Figueroa Morales Michael Bonano Presidenta JAVAA Oficinista III San Juan, PR San Juan, PR RHODE ISLAND Rob Rock Kathy Placencia Director of Elections Administrator of Elections, City of Providence Providence, RI Providence, RI SOUTH CAROLINA Marci Andino Katy Smith Executive Director Director State Election Commission Anderson County Registration & Elections Columbia, SC Anderson, SC Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official SOUTH DAKOTA Rachel Soulek Carri R. Crum State Election Coordinator Clay County Auditor Pierre, SD Vermillion, SD TENNESSEE Mark Goins Diane Meadows Coordinator of Elections Hamilton County Election Commissioner Nashville, TN Chattanooga, TN TEXAS Keith Ingram Dana DeBeauvoir Director, Elections Division Travis County Clerk Austin, TX Austin, TX UTAH Shelly Jackson Rozan Mitchell Deputy Director of Elections Director of Utah County Elections Salt Lake City, UT Provo, UT VERMONT William Senning Sandra “Sandy” Pinsonault, MMC Director of Elections & Campaign Finance Dorset (VT) Town Clerk Montpelier, VT Dorset, VT VIRGIN ISLANDS Barbara Jackson McIntosh Caroline F. Fawkes Member Board of Elections Supervisor of Elections Kingshill, VI Kingshill, VI VIRGINIA Christopher E. “Chris” Piper Brenda Cabrera Commissioner of Elections Director of Elections/General Registrar, Fairfax City Richmond, VA Fairfax, VA Designated State Election Official Designated Local Election Official WASHINGTON Kim Wyman Jerry Pettit Secretary of State Kittitas County Auditor Olympia, WA Ellensburg, WA WEST VIRGINIA Brittany Westfall Brian Wood Director of Elections Putnam County Clerk Charleston, WV Winfield, WV WISCONSIN Meagan Wolfe Barbara K.D. Goeckner Administrator Deputy Clerk Madison, WI Cambridge, WI WYOMING Kai Schon Jackie R. Gonzales State Election Director Albany County Clerk Cheyenne, WY Laramie, WY .
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