DeKalb awards emergency and absentee ballot printing contracts, split between two vendors
September 11, 2026 | DeKalb County, Georgia
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Voter Registration and Elections staff asked the committee to approve split awards to two vendors for ballot printing and absentee processing. The department recommended one vendor for emergency and provisional paper ballots and another to handle absentee‑by‑mail processing; the combined award amount was not to exceed $121,297.50.
A department representative said the award was split so one vendor (identified in the packet) will print emergency and provisional ballots and the other will process absentee‑by‑mail ballots. A commissioner requested that questions about recent court rulings be handled offline, outside the public meeting.
The committee moved and approved the awards on a voice vote.
Provenance: item introduced at SEG 566 and approved at SEG 619.
A department representative said the award was split so one vendor (identified in the packet) will print emergency and provisional ballots and the other will process absentee‑by‑mail ballots. A commissioner requested that questions about recent court rulings be handled offline, outside the public meeting.
The committee moved and approved the awards on a voice vote.
Provenance: item introduced at SEG 566 and approved at SEG 619.
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