Trying to figure out what you'll be doing Tuesday evening?
Don't worry! Your 2012 Elections Conference Co-Charis have just the thing.
Following your user group meetings on June 12th, we invite you to join us in the conference foyer for a first of a kind vendor reception. Light hors d'oeuvres, refreshments and great conversations are on the menu from 5:30pm to 9:00pm.
To keep things interesting and memorable, Democracy Live will be sponsoring a free photo booth for all. The booth will be filled with fun props and is sure to keep everyone entertained! This will be an evening you will regret missing.
Be sure to schedule some time to come on by and say thank you to our vendors for their support!
Let the conversations begin! We've got an opening like no other so be sure to get there early!
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Lunch will be pasta with a garden salad. On the agenda will be the Recognition of the Redistricing Commission. Our guests will be Redistricing Commission Chair, Lura Powell and Commissioner, Dean Foster.
Get the buzzzz on best practices for 2012 in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. This is your chance to share insights and tips while learning from one another's experiences. Facilitated discussions with other counties will focus on the anticipated "volume" of 2012 registrations, observers, voters, and more.
Website Basics: Introduction to website maintenance and best practices on how to manage content. Learn basic editing tools with SharePoint 2010 including uploading documents and images, adding links, insert reusable content, and create new pages.
Get the buzzzz on best practices for 2012 in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. This is your chance to share insights and tips while learning from one another's experiences. Facilitated discussions with other counties will focus on the anticipated "volume" of 2012 registrations, observers, voters, and more.
Websites Advanced: For the experienced sharepoint website editor, learn how to create WEI applet pages, add webpart pages, work in the html and make style sheet changes to your master page. Also learn to work with your site css classes and div tags.
Get the buzzzz on best practices for 2012 in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. This is your chance to share insights and tips while learning from one another's experiences. Facilitated discussions with other counties will focus on the anticipated "volume" of 2012 registrations, observers, voters, and more.
Learn how WEI Admin manages your office and candidate data, and how the WEI and VRDB interact to populate MyVote.
We hear it all the time, social media is a headache! Thankfully, Dave Larson has got the solution for all counties to branch out into social media without adding additional staff time or costs. A social media consultant, Dave has done his homework to ensure that counties can walk away with a solid understanding and plan to implement social media in their office.
The way we receive our news is always changing. Thanks to Twitter, Facebook and YouTube everyday citzens provide constant information for reporters. David Cotton will be providing a look into the media today and how they report and get the news.
The presidential election brings out the reporters! Learn best practices in working with the media and how to answer their questions. Lisa and Tyler are in the business and can teach you what to say and how to build a strong relationship with your local media outlets.
Learn how WEI Admin manages your office and candidate data, and how the WEI and VRDB interact to populate MyVote.
The presidential election brings out the reporters! Learn best practices in working with the media and how to answer their questions. Lisa and Tyler are in the business and can teach you what to say and how to build a strong relationship with your local media outlets.
Learn how WEI Admin manages your office and candidate data, and how the WEI and VRDB interact to populate MyVote.
Get the buzzzz on best practices for 2012 in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. This is your chance to share insights and tips while learning from one another's experiences. Facilitated discussions with other counties will focus on the anticipated "volume" of 2012 registrations, observers, voters, and more.
The presidential election brings out the reporters! Learn best practices in working with the media and how to answer their questions. Lisa and Tyler are in the business and can teach you what to say and how to build a strong relationship with your local media outlets.
A night to yourself! Hey we all need on once in awhile and after all we'll be doing, dinner on the town is a perfect end to your evening. Be sure to check out all the great reasturants that downtown Spokane has to offer!
Potatoes, eggs, bacon and fresh fruit. Remember: Breakfast will be served in Salon's IV & V this day.
You overwhelmingly requested this topic in our conference survey so we brought in the best! Katie Blinn and Shane Hamlin from the Office of Secretary of State and Monty Cobb from the Association of County Officials. These three legislative guru's will be able to give you all the details on the 2012 Legislative session and what's to come in 2013.
Paddy McGuire from the Federal Voting Assistance Program will be providing an update on the MOVE Act and details on what is in the works to further assist Military and Overseas Voters.
Observers will be in full force for the 2012 Presidental Election so we've invited party representatives from Kitsap County to give us an inside look at what the parties will be looking for in 2012.
Before you leave, take a few minutes to check out the Spokane County Elections Facility. It's a great way to learn about new and innovative ways counties are processing ballots.
