Permitted
- Walk to the Registration, Ballot, and Help Tables without impeding voters or precinct officials
- Make observations and take notes
- Report concerns to the Chief Judge
- Walk outside the voting enclosure to view the curbside voting area or for restroom breaks and phone calls at the discretion of the Chief Judge
- Make a list of voters who have voted in the precinct by viewing ATV forms at the Ballot Tables
- Observers may view bound sets of 100 ATV forms but not remove binding
- Make a list of voters who have cast provisional ballots in the precinct by viewing the Provisional Poll Book
Not Permitted
- Must not enter the voting enclosure before the polls open at 6:30 am (This includes before Early Voting starts for the day.)
- Must not speak to voters
- Must no speak to Judges or Assistants
- Must not wear or distribute campaign material
- Must not stand behind the Registration Table or Help Table because Poll/books/Laptops contain confidential voter information
- Must not enter the voting booth area
- Must not interfere with the privacy of a curbside voter while the voter is marking a ballot
- Must not board a bus or other vehicle containing curbside voters
- Must not provide voter assistance
- Must no photograph or video curbside voters
- Must not look at voter IDs
What mistakes, IF ANY, does the Observer make in this video?
