Cabell County Commission appoints 12 early-voting clerks for courthouse and satellite sites
July 01, 2026 | Cabell County, West Virginia
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The Cabell County Commission on Oct. 22 approved appointing 12 early-voting clerks to staff early-voting sites at the county courthouse and satellite locations at Milton City Hall and Marshall University.
The action was recorded in a letter from Cabell County Clerk Phyllis Smith and was approved by motion from Commissioner Jim Morgan, seconded by Commissioner Kelli Sobonya, with a unanimous vote of the commissioners present.
The commission did not record additional details in the transcript about the clerks'9 identities, shift schedules or whether the appointments required additional funding; the letter referenced in the meeting was placed on record.
The action was recorded in a letter from Cabell County Clerk Phyllis Smith and was approved by motion from Commissioner Jim Morgan, seconded by Commissioner Kelli Sobonya, with a unanimous vote of the commissioners present.
The commission did not record additional details in the transcript about the clerks'9 identities, shift schedules or whether the appointments required additional funding; the letter referenced in the meeting was placed on record.
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