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# RE: serial numbers on ballots

- To: "'rcr@dieboldes.com'" <rcr@dieboldes.com>
- Subject: RE: serial numbers on ballots
- From: "Jeffrey W. Dean" <jwdean@spectrumltd.com>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 10:51:04 -0800

    The BOD application that we have been running in King County since 1998 does
    put serial numbers on the ballots (or stubs) along with a variety of
    optional data.  It requires that GEMS output all artwork (for the particular
    election) at the outset.  The application also will optionally connect the
    ballot serial number to a voter.  Hope this helps in your process.

    Jeff Dean

    > -----Original Message-----
    > From:	Rodney Turner [SMTP:rodney@dieboldes.com]
    > Sent:	Tuesday, January 22, 2002 8:50 AM
    > To:	rcr@dieboldes.com
    > Subject:	serial numbers on ballots
    >
    > We are in the process of Best and Final Offer with two counties, Bexar
    > County and Travis County.
    > We are going county wide with AccuVote-TS in El Paso county.
    > These counties will all have BOD printers.  They are requesting that their
    > BOD printer be able to print
    > serial numbers on their ballots.  They want to be able to manually set the
    > first number, then have it
    > increment sequence ally from there.  This could seal the deal for at least
    > one county, Bexar.  We would
    > win big points with El Paso and Travis.  We need to have an answer for
    > them fairly quickly.  They will be making their
    > decision around the 29th of this month.  Thanks.
    >

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