Board schedules bipartisan nursing‑home ballot visits and supply verification
September 11, 2026 | Caroline County, Maryland
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The board agreed to schedule bipartisan teams to visit two nursing homes to assist residents with mail‑in ballots, and selected Oct. 13 as the planned visit date, with participants meeting at the office around 09:45 and beginning on site at about 10:00. Allison Murphy said two facilities had requested the visits and asked that teams be bipartisan.
The board also set supply verification for Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 10:00 a.m. to check early-voting supplies and the supply bags for two polling locations identified for verification: Hillsboro Town Hall and Colonel Richardson High School. Murphy said the verification uses a checklist to ensure supplies are packed and ready for early voting.
The board also set supply verification for Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 10:00 a.m. to check early-voting supplies and the supply bags for two polling locations identified for verification: Hillsboro Town Hall and Colonel Richardson High School. Murphy said the verification uses a checklist to ensure supplies are packed and ready for early voting.
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