PUBLIC NOTICE - REVISED

State of Delaware Department of Elections

https://ivote.de.gov State Election Commissioner 905 S Governors Ave Ste 170 Dover DE 19904 Phone: (302) 739-4277

New Castle County Office Carvel State Office Bldg 820 N French St STE 400 Wilmington DE 19801 Phone: (302) 577-3464

Kent County Office 100 Enterprise Pl Ste 5 Dover DE 19904 Phone: (302) 739-4498

Sussex County Office 119 N Race St PO Box 457 Georgetown DE 19947 Phone: (302) 856-5367

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November 6, 2020

PUBLIC NOTICE - REVISED

Due to the ongoing COVID-19-related State of Emergency issued by Governor John C. Carney on March 12, 2020, the Board of Elections will meet virtually at 4:00 p.m. on November 16, 2020 and will conduct this meeting via telephone conference call, pursuant to 29 Del. C. § 10006A(e).

This meeting will be open to the public only via telephone. There will be no physical meeting location for members of the public to attend in-person. To access this meeting, call: 1-(202)-860-2110 and, when prompted, enter teleconference ID: 173 343 9604.

NOTE: PLEASE PLACE YOUR PHONE ON MUTE WHEN NOT SPEAKING

AGENDA

● Call to Order ● Approval of October 12, 2020 meeting minutes ● Budget ● Removal Programs ● Department Activities

o General Election Recap o Outreach

● Old Business ● New Business ● Public Comment ● Adjournment

Anthony Albence State Election Commissioner

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STATE OF DELAWARE BOARD OF ELECTIONS

OFFICE OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSIONER 905 S. Governors Avenue, Suite 170

Dover, DE 19904 TELEPHONE: (302) 739-4277

https://ivote.de.gov

PUBLIC SESSION (there was no Executive Session)

Members Present via Teleconference:

Mr. Pasquale, [D]-New Castle County, President Mr. Sterling, [R]-New Castle County, At Large Ms. Hopkins-Pugh, [D]-Sussex County Ms. Philpotts, [D]-Wilmington Mrs. Sandstrom, [D]-Kent County Mr. Schneikert, [R]-Wilmington Ms. Sikora, [R]-Sussex County Mrs. Williams-Mayo, [D]-New Castle County, At Large Dr. Warfield-Walker, [R]-Kent County Mrs. Whittington, [R]-New Castle County

Staff Present via Teleconference:

Mr. Albence, State Election Commissioner Ms. Dixon, County Director, New Castle County Office Mr. Sholl, Deputy County Director, New Castle County Office Mrs. Young, County Director, Kent County Office Mr. Artigliere, Deputy County Director, Kent County Office Mr. McDowell, County Director, Sussex County Office Mrs. Turner, Deputy County Director, Sussex County Office Mr. Broujos, Deputy Attorney General, Department of Justice

Public Present via Teleconference:

Evelyn Brady Sophia Schmidt, Delaware Public Media

1. Mr. Pasquale called the meeting to order at 4:03 p.m.

2. Ms. Hopkins-Pugh made a motion (Mr. Sterling seconded) to approve the meeting minutes

from the Board’s September 21, 2020 meeting. Motion passed unanimously.

3. Commissioner Albence provided an update on the current financial status of the Department per its appropriation in the FY2021 State Budget.

4. Commissioner Albence provided an update on the current statewide voter registration total. The total number of registered voters in the State as of October 1, 2020 was 735,293.

5. Commissioner Albence provided an update on upcoming elections. The Department is focused on preparing for the General Election.

http://ivote.de.gov/

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6. Commissioner Albence recognized the Department’s Director of Information Technology

regarding the Department’s significant progress in working with the staff of Superior Court regarding updates to operations of the Board of Canvass, adapting to the updated voting equipment now in use, and policy changes including the adoption of Vote by Mail.

7. Commissioner Albence provided a recap on the new procedures in place to process that influx of absentee and vote by mail ballots. This includes significant increases in staffing, the installation of high-speed mail and ballot processing equipment, and ongoing dialogue and collaboration with the United States Postal Service.

8. Commissioner Albence provided a summary on the Department’s progress in preparing for the General Election.

9. Commissioner Albence provided a recap on election officer recruitment and highlighted various collaborative efforts underway to recruit election officers and to diversify sources for this recruitment. Discussions ensued on the current number of election officers recruited for the General Election. Commissioner Albence also mentioned that Facebook has been cooperative with Elections in promoting the need of election officers and accurately distributing information regarding poll worker recruitment.

10. Commissioner Albence provided an update on enhancements that are under way regarding election night reporting. The Department is working closely with the Department of Technology and Information (DTI) on improving appearance, content, and speed of reporting.

11. Commissioner Albence provided a summary on the Department’s budget planning and deadline approaching for the budget commission this week. The Department is actively searching for ways it can minimize spending and cooperate with the State’s mandate to reduce expenditures in light of current challenging financial situation. In an upcoming budget hearing, the Department plans on discuss the need to expanded office space for the Kent and Sussex county offices. This additional space will accommodate newly installed elections equipment and, ideally include space on-site for poll worker and other training and meetings.

12. Commissioner Albence provided a recap on the status of the Department’s Campaign Finance Manager position. The recent recruitment effort did not result in a hiring a new Manager. The Department will repost the position shortly following the General Election.

13. Commissioner Albence provided an update regarding ongoing collaboration efforts regarding security measures and enhancements now underway. These improvements will utilize the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) funding allocated specifically for security. The security upgrade includes the installation of additional external cameras for the Sussex county office. Other enhancements will include improvement to infrastructure and system access upgrades based on guidance from DTI. The Department’s current long-term goal is to integrate services into one, thereby eliminating the need for multiple access.

14. Commissioner Albence provided an overview on the Department’s new partnership with the Delaware National Guard relating to cybersecurity. The Department largely benefits from the Guard in providing an independent analysis of the Department’s cybersecurity practices and safeguards, in addition to those currently in place in partnership with DTI. The National Guard is also part of the Department’s election security group and has been a great resource for the Department during and beyond this election cycle.

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15. Commissioner Albence provided an update on the Department’s acquisition of additional on-demand ballot printers to support vote by mail operations. The new equipment greatly enhances the capability to maintain efficient operations, and to support the operations of the automated inserters the Department has acquired for fulfilling outbound absentee and vote my mail requests.

16. Commissioner Albence provided a recap on the Department’s mailing of Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) cards. Approximately 11,000 cards went out for mailing with minimal returns.

17. Commissioner Albence provided a recap of the Department’s website statistics, including visits to the State Election Commissioner and county office websites, provided via the Google Analytics program. A surge of almost 73,000 hits on website visits including iVote (voter portal) were due to the upcoming General Election. Additionally, the Department did not experience any operational issues regarding website operations of the online voter registration site approaching the voter registration deadline.

18. Commissioner Albence provided a summary of Voter Registration transactions through September 30, 2020, by type and source. The Commissioner will follow up to double check on Mr. Schneikert’s inquiry regarding the computation of totals on the Voter Registration Transactions.

19. Commissioner Albence recognized the Department’s staff who have worked extended hours to accomplish the heavy workload in advance of the upcoming General Election.

20. Commissioner Albence reviewed the current status of Campaign Finance violations regarding fines received by non-filers and tardy reports.

21. Commissioner Albence provided a synopsis on the tabletop exercises regarding continuity of operations conducted this year with Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA). There were no updates on archive and public records.

22. Mr. Broujos provided an update on the litigation filed against the Department in the Court of Chancery. Both cases have been decided in favor of the Department and no appeals were filed in the Delaware Supreme Court. The case filed by the Republican State Committee of Delaware challenged the constitutionality of the newly enacted Vote-By-Mail statute, and argued that vote-by mail ballots should not be counted. Following briefing and oral argument, the Court issued a written decision that concluded the statute is constitutional. The case filed by the League of Women Voters sought to extend the deadline for the Department to accept vote by mail and absentee ballots for an additional 10 days beyond Election Day. Following briefing and oral argument, the Court issued a written decision that concluded that such an extension would be unconstitutional and refused to impose the extension.

23. Mrs. Williams-Mayo motioned (Mr. Sterling seconded) to approve the removals as presented.

The motion passed by majority of the members voting in favor of the motion. Ms. Sikora voted against the motion.

24. NEW BUSINESS: None.

25. Mrs. Whittington praised AARP and its report on voting requirements in Delaware. The information regarding Delaware on its publication is accurate. Commissioner Albence agreed with Mrs. Whittington’s comment and he also added regarding AARP’s strong

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partnership with the Department of Elections.

26. Commissioner Albence provided the hours of operation and locations of all ballot drop boxes at election offices in response to Mrs. Williams-Mayo’s question regarding the return of absentee ballots.

27. Mrs. Sandstrom shared a relative’s positive experience with the Department of Elections’ Sussex County Office.

28. PUBLIC COMMENT: None.

29. Ms. Hopkins-Pugh made a motion (Mr. Schneikert seconded) that the Board adjourn the meeting. Motion was passed unanimously, and the meeting was adjourned 4:59 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

James A. Sterling, III Board Member and Board Secretary

NEXT MEETING: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2020, 4:00PM LOCATION: TELECONFERENCE ONLY - OFFICE OF THE STATE ELECTION COMMISSIONER, 905 S. GOVERNORS AVE; DOVER, DE 19904

A Report to the State Board of Elections

November 16, 2020

November 2020 Budget Summary 1

COE

Bud Ref Fund Dept Approp Description Account Budget Expense Encumbrance Available Budget* Percent Available

2021 100 700101 00137 Personnel 5100 3,528,300.00 1,009,795.73 0.00 2,518,504.27 71.382021 100 700101 00140 Travel 5400 100.00 92.30 0.00 7.70 7.702021 100 700101 00150 Contractual 5510 451,400.00 110,040.55 140,705.84 200,653.61 44.452021 100 700101 00159 Energy 5520 9,700.00 1,204.91 6,245.09 2,250.00 23.202021 100 700101 00160 Supplies 5600 9,400.00 2,688.03 0.00 6,711.97 71.402021 100 700101 00175 One Time 5010 3,662,800.00 858,978.93 387,814.68 2,416,006.39 65.962021 100 700101 00176 Technology 5010 20,000.00 288.99 9,300.00 10,411.01 52.062021 100 700101 00413 Voting Mach 5010 1,539,600.00 73,132.00 6,868.00 1,459,600.00 94.802021 100 700101 00414 Voter Purge 5010 15,000.00 15,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.002020 100 700101 00150 Contractual 5510 446,400.00 446,400.00 0.00 0.00 0.002020 100 700101 00159 Energy 5520 7,416.96 7,416.96 0.00 0.00 0.002020 100 700101 00176 Technology 5010 20,000.00 15,000.00 5,000.00 0.00 0.002020 100 700101 08911 Primary and General Elections 5010 145,300.00 140,500.88 2,443.77 2,355.35 1.622020 100 700101 08913 Voting Technology 5010 625,300.00 622,826.24 2,473.76 0.00 0.00

10,480,716.96 3,303,365.52 560,851.14 6,616,500.30

NEW CASTLE

Bud Ref Fund Dept Approp Description Account Budget Expense Encumbrance Available Budget* Percent Available

2021 100 700201 00140 Travel 5400 6,000.00 165.16 0.00 5,834.84 97.252021 100 700201 00150 Contractual 5510 475,500.00 148,563.19 276,027.69 50,909.12 10.712021 100 700201 00159 Energy 5520 36,100.00 1,965.78 0.00 34,134.22 94.552021 100 700201 00160 Supplies 5600 7,700.00 1,552.60 0.00 6,147.40 79.842021 100 700201 00412 School Elections 5010 158,400.00 4,910.94 0.00 153,489.06 96.902020 100 700201 00150 Contractual 5510 463,477.55 461,169.13 2,308.42 0.00 0.002020 100 700201 00159 Energy 5520 35,812.51 35,752.79 59.72 0.00 0.002020 100 700201 00412 School Elections 5010 158,400.00 157,441.39 75.00 883.61 0.562020 100 700201 08911 Primary and General Elections 5010 737,000.00 713,854.89 23,117.01 28.10 0.00

2,078,390.06 1,525,375.87 301,587.84 251,426.35

KENTBud Ref Fund Dept Approp Description Account Budget Expense Encumbrance Available Budget* Percent Available

2021 100 700301 00150 Contractual 5510 212,800.00 31,435.45 168,819.57 12,544.98 5.902021 100 700301 00159 Energy 5520 15,100.00 3,216.45 11,883.55 0.00 0.002021 100 700301 00160 Supplies 5600 3,500.00 45.96 336.03 3,118.01 89.092021 100 700301 00412 School Elections 5010 37,800.00 0.00 0.00 37,800.00 100.002020 100 700301 00150 Contractual 5510 203,610.89 203,235.93 374.96 0.00 0.002020 100 700301 00159 Energy 5520 14,989.82 14,202.21 787.61 0.00 0.002020 100 700301 00412 School Elections 5010 37,800.00 37,488.09 0.00 311.91 0.832020 100 700301 08911 Primary and General Elections 5010 379,900.00 336,973.12 32,086.52 10,840.36 2.85

905,500.71 626,597.21 214,288.24 64,615.26

SUSSEXBud Ref Fund Dept Approp Description Account Budget Expense Encumbrance Available Budget* Percent Available

2021 100 700401 00140 Travel 5400 2,200.00 180.00 0.00 2,020.00 91.822021 100 700401 00150 Contractual 5510 40,800.00 8,056.38 0.00 32,743.62 80.252021 100 700401 00160 Supplies 5600 12,700.00 2,427.74 0.00 10,272.26 80.882021 100 700401 00170 Capital 5710 2,000.00 0.00 0.00 2,000.00 100.002021 100 700401 00412 School Elections 5010 52,600.00 0.00 0.00 52,600.00 100.002020 100 700401 00150 Contractual 5510 39,012.99 35,915.17 3,097.82 0.00 0.002020 100 700401 00412 School Elections 5010 38,800.00 37,729.10 0.00 1,070.90 2.762020 100 700401 08911 Primary and General Elections 5010 218,000.00 215,401.19 741.41 1,857.40 0.85

406,112.99 299,709.58 3,839.23 102,564.18

Statewide Registration Totals

• Nov 1, 2018 694,572

• May 1, 2020 720,741

• June 1, 2020 721,308

• July 1, 2020 721,747

• Aug 1, 2020 726,192

• Sep 1, 2020 729,888

• Oct 1, 2020 735,293

• Nov 1, 2020 739,557

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Upcoming Elections 3

Kent County

NOTE: All in-person demonstrations suspended due to current group gathering restrictions per the Governor’s State of Emergency. Any meetings/gatherings that may be held virtually will be facilitated as best as possible.

ENTITY DATE TYPE OF ELECTION

Camden Fire Department 11/16/2020 Outreach

Systems Conversion/Operations

• Highest turnout in Delaware history• More than 509,000 total voters• More than 163,000 accepted absentee and vote by mail

ballots• 8 ballots not accepted due to lack of signature• 355 ballot receive late

• Very heavy polling place turnout• Lines and waiting times at almost all polling

places at peak times & at some polling places most of day.

• Election Night Reporting• All unofficial results reported on Election Night• Election Night Reporting (ENR) system performed

well, with more frequent refresh rate• Board of Canvass

• Canvass completed/results certified• Length extended due to higher volume of voters

and new voting equipment and updated reports/procedures

• Board of Canvass (General Election Canvass)

• Conducted and completed following General Election• Updated procedures utilized based on extended joint

planning (Elections and Superior Court)

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General Election Recap

Budget Planning 5

Facilities Enhancements/Planning

• Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Budget Hearing • Scheduled for 11/19• Projected revenue contraction for FY2022

• State agencies asked to assess potential funding reductions

• Considerations:• Potential for continuation of Vote By Mail• Kent & Sussex County office enhancements

Staffing• Campaign Finance Manager Position

• Position will be reposted• Community Relations Manager

• Millianie Bueno departing• New Castle County Deputy Director

• Howard Sholl retiring

• To be covered at 11/19 OMB Budget Hearing:• Kent County office expansion:

• to house outbound absentee/VBM equipment• potential on-site training facility• potential early voting site

• Sussex County office expansion/potential relocation• space is extremely limited with new equipment• potential on-site training facility• potential early voting site

• HAVA Funding• Ongoing work with DTI on security enhancements

• Combining efforts to ensure convenient public access while maximizing security

• Integration of services into single point of access for public

• HAVA funding covers security enhancements and improves administration of federal elections

• Security Enhancements• Physical security: additional external cameras at Sussex

County office• DTI first phase enhancements underway:

• Enhanced security for public facing sites• Expanded activity tracking• Upgraded identity enhancements

Security & HAVA Funding 6

Cybersecurity (DE National Guard & DTI)• Engagement with DTI and DE National Guard (DNG)

• Planning: Advising DTI on developing strategies, plans, solutions to handle cyber incidents

• Preparation and Assessments: Working with DTI on vulnerability assessments, technical and system architecture reviews

• Response Activities: Providing advice to and augmenting DTI analytical/incident response tools

• Ongoing training and joint exercises

Absentee/Vote By Mail• Absentee/Vote By Mail (VBM) Equipment

• Ballot on Demand (BoD) Printers• Additional printers delivered to county offices

• Inbound (Return) Ballot Scanning and Tabulation Equipment

• Third high-speed ballot scanner/tabulator (DS450) installed in NCC office

• Ballot adjudication setup for General Election (unclear marks, as well as write-in votes on absentee and vote by mail ballots) worked well

• Adjudication completed on Election Night

• Write-In Vote Adjudication for Write-In Votes on Voting Machines also worked well

• Write-In adjudication results delivered to Board of Canvass on-time

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Future Election Planning

• Vote By Mail (VBM)• New legislation would need to be considered if VBM is

to be made permanent

Legislation

• Follow-Up Meeting with ES&S• Recap of General Election/Election season• Begin 2022 Election season planning

• Planned follow with Superior Court to recap Board of Canvass process/plan for future canvasses

332,300

6,013 23,135 8,616

4,072

362,806

Website ActivityOctober 2020

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Day Index COE Kent New

Castle Sussex CFRS iVote 10/1/2020 4653 150 480 170 133 1022410/2/2020 3306 114 381 118 110 903110/3/2020 2568 83 229 101 76 748110/4/2020 2955 64 286 83 107 783810/5/2020 5862 199 628 279 261 1039110/6/2020 6372 200 570 283 333 1176010/7/2020 6050 187 638 226 196 1166010/8/2020 6298 191 632 266 134 2187010/9/2020 20294 197 691 307 133 31109

10/10/2020 55716 95 479 160 59 1716810/11/2020 57630 93 438 141 63 888310/12/2020 35340 237 735 354 121 999410/13/2020 6772 201 790 337 161 1021010/14/2020 6584 175 793 268 127 961610/15/2020 6240 212 801 292 81 994410/16/2020 5597 139 640 211 102 1014010/17/2020 3917 108 470 135 57 781110/18/2020 4159 92 540 132 58 847210/19/2020 7319 206 1001 394 130 1209010/20/2020 6449 210 889 309 122 1142010/21/2020 6207 204 835 299 100 1056710/22/2020 6344 201 752 301 91 1060010/23/2020 5797 204 727 291 111 949410/24/2020 4477 128 542 199 63 878610/25/2020 4907 150 635 215 86 929810/26/2020 9236 370 1155 504 172 1366310/27/2020 9919 353 1296 501 229 1515310/28/2020 9217 364 1453 444 319 1416010/29/2020 8766 330 1352 520 178 1307710/30/2020 8236 369 1391 511 110 1194310/31/2020 5113 187 886 265 49 8953

32,300 6,013 23,135 8,616 4,072 362,806

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Voter Registration Transactions

All records handled(July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021)

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MonthNew

votersUpdated

namesChanged

party New addresses Pre-Registrations TotalJuly 5,295 3,713 4,604 17,954 392 31,958August 5,462 2,852 1,338 14,219 392 24,263September 6,103 4,015 9,603 15,486 600 35,807October 7,499 4,904 25,170 17,988 463 56,024November - - - - - 0December - - - - - 0January - - - - - 0February - - - - - 0March - - - - - 0April - - - - - 0May - - - - - 0June - - - - - 0

FY 2021 Total 31,858 20,388 65,885 83,635 2,310 204,076

FY 2020 Total 30,493 23,071 26,217 112,593 5,642 198,016

FY 2019 Total 32,049 15,662 14,432 47,015 6,594 115,752

FY 2018 Total 25,149 15,276 6,812 39,673 8,243 95,153

FY 2017 Total 39,803 22,055 15,667 51,519 4,030 133,074

FY 2016 Total 40,891 19,935 17,929 46,586 125,341

Voter Removals

July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021

*Deceased voters and non-citizens have already been deleted. The Board must approve deletion of the other categories.

** The NVRA process is run in the year following each General Election to remove those inactive voters with whom the Department had not had any contact for the period covering the past 2 General Elections.

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July 1,064 231 0 22 0 43 n/a 1,360

August 254 413 20 15 0 50 n/a 752

September 237 468 459 37 0 22 n/a 1,223

October 561 322 5 28 0 0 n/a 916

November 600 689 0 56 1 50 n/a 1,396

December n/a -

January n/a -

February n/a -

March n/a -

April n/a -

May n/a -

June n/a -

FY 2021 Total 2,716 2,123 484 158 1 165 0 5,647

FY 2020 Total 6,078 5,803 98 88 1 0 12,068FY 2019 Total 7,040 11,104 463 285 1 10,591 29,484FY 2018 Total 6,679 5,808 75 105 6 0 12,673FY 2017 Total 6,662 14,402 584 81 2 16,664 38,395FY 2016 Total 6,421 3,246 256 52 6 0 9,981

Absentee Ballot Data 11

2020 Primary 2020 General ElectionAbsentee/Mail Ballots Counted Absentee/Mail Ballots Counted

Kent 10,623 25,135

New Castle 44,545 94,453

Sussex 21,216 44,001

Total 76,384 163,589

November 12, 2020

Campaign Finance Violations2020 30 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020: Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)

Committee NameCommittee Type

Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount

Citizens for CabreraCandidate Committee

2020 30 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020 8/18/20 9/10/20 2,300 0 0 2,300

Citizens to Elect Zanthia OliverCandidate Committee


DAVID LAMAR WILLIAMS JR FOR GOVERNOR

Candidate Committee


Friends of Scott WalkerCandidate Committee


Friends of Vashun TurnerCandidate Committee

2020 30 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020 8/18/20 8,600 0 0 8,600

Black Caucus PACPolitical Action Committee


Delaware Young DemocratsPolitical Action Committee

2020 30 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020 8/18/20 8/31/20 650 0 0 650

Do The Right Thing PACPolitical Action Committee


IFAPAC DelawarePolitical Action Committee


NASW DE PACEPolitical Action Committee


Delaware Kent County Young Republicans

Political Committee


Sussex County Women''s Democrat Club

Political Committee


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5 Candidate Committees

5 Political Action Committees

2 Political Committees

12 Total

Campaign Finance Violations2020 8 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020:Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount

Amy Solomon for DelawareCandidate Committee


Baker for DelawareCandidate Committee


Citizens for CabreraCandidate Committee


Committee to Elect Denise Bowers

Candidate Committee


Committee to Elect Josue OrtegaCandidate Committee


DAVID LAMAR WILLIAMS JR FOR GOVERNOR

Candidate Committee


Friends of Scott WalkerCandidate Committee


Friends of Vashun TurnerCandidate Committee

2020 8 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020 9/9/20 6400 0 0 6400

GRAHAM FOR GOVERNOR LLCCandidate Committee


Terrell Williams for State Senate District 14

Candidate Committee


YOLANDA MCCOY 4 CHANGECandidate Committee




BlueGold PACPolitical Action Committee




F O P NCC LODGE 5 PACPolitical Action Committee


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1 of 2

Campaign Finance Violations2020 8 Day 2020 Primary Election 09/15/2020:Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount





Plumbers & Pipefitters Local No. 74 PAC

Political Action Committee


15th District Democratic Committee

Political Committee


29th Republican District Committee

Political Committee


30th R. D. Republican Committee

Political Committee


32nd RD Democratic CommitteePolitical Committee


Delaware Federation of College Republicans

Political Committee



Political Committee


DELAWARE YOUNG REPUBLICANS

Political Committee


Non-Partisan Party State Committee of Delaware

Political Committee


Sussex County Libertarian Party of Delaware

Political Committee


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27 Total

Campaign Finance Violations2020 30 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020: Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount

Citizens to Elect Zanthia OliverCandidate Committee

2020 30 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020 10/6/20 10/22/20 1600 0 0 1600

Elect HastingsCandidate Committee


Friends of Kevin HensleyCandidate Committee


Friends of Rysheema DixonCandidate Committee

2020 30 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020 10/6/20 3700 0 0 3700

HigginCandidate Committee


People for Ade KuforijiCandidate Committee


People for Chris JohnsonCandidate Committee


Supporters of Ronnell PageCandidate Committee




Citizens for a Better WilmingtonPolitical Action Committee


committee for integrity in government



Delaware Restaurant Association Political Action Committee



DELSFA PACPolitical Action Committee




Empower Political Action Committee (Empower PAC)



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Campaign Finance Violations2020 30 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020: Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount





Plumbers & Pipefitters Local No. 74 PAC



33rd Republican District Committee

Political Committee



Political Committee


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2 of 2




20 Total

Campaign Finance Violations2020 8 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020:Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount

Elect Brian WhitakerCandidate Committee


Friends of Alexander HomichCandidate Committee


Friends of James SpadolaCandidate Committee


Friends To Elect I.G. BurtonCandidate Committee


Supporters of Ronnell PageCandidate Committee


YOLANDA MCCOY 4 CHANGECandidate Committee




Citizens for a Better WilmingtonPolitical Action Committee


Correctional Officer's Assn. Of Delaware P.A.C.



Delaware Restaurant Association Political Action Committee





Empower Political Action Committee (Empower PAC)







Optometry Eye PACPolitical Action Committee


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Campaign Finance Violations2020 8 Day 2020 General Election 11/03/2020:Tardy and Non-filers (as of 11/12/20)


Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Report Filed Date

Amount of Fine

Amount Waived

Amount Paid

Balance Amount

40th Representative District Democratic Committee

Political Committee


41st Representative District Democratic Committee

Political Committee


Western Sussex Democratic Committee

Political Committee


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Campaign Finance Violations

Fine Payment Received (10/13/2020 – 11/13/2020)

Closed* Violation Status – difference in violation amount and payment has been waived.

Date Payment Received Committee Name

Filing Period Name

Report Due Date

Filed Date

Violation Status

Violation Amount Payment

10/13/2020 01005005 Friends to Elect Trippi Congo 2020 30 Day General 10/6/2020 10/13/2020 Closed $ 150.00 $ 150.00

10/13/2020 02004402 DelawareCAN Action Fund PAC

2020 30 Day General 10/6/2020 10/7/2020 Closed $ 50.00 $ 50.00

11/4/2020 01005005 Friends to Elect Trippi Congo 2020 30 Day General 10/6/2020 10/13/2020 Closed $ 150.00 $ 150.00

TOTAL $ 350.00

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