SECTION 6: Closing Procedures. Declare the Polls Closed 83. Closing Assignments 84. Job 1: Close the Precinct Scanner 85. Remove the Memory Card 86

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SECTION 6: Closing Procedures Declare the Polls Closed 83 Closing Assignments 84 Job 1: Close the Precinct Scanner 85 Remove the Memory Card 86 Job 2: Taking Down Election Supplies 87 Count Unvoted Ballots 88 Job 3: Count Spoiled/Surrendered Ballots 89 Count Provisional Ballots 89 Job 4: Separate and Count Write-in Ballots 90 Count Voted Ballots 90 Job 5: Count Signatures in the Roster of Voters 91 Certificate of Performance 92 Roster of Voters/Forms Bag 93 Orange Data Transport Bag 93 Securing the Polling Place 94 Drop Off Site 95

Declare the Polls Closed (EC 14401) At exactly 8:00 p.m., the Inspector proclaims aloud: THE POLLS ARE NOW CLOSED! Station an Election Offi cer at the end of the line to tell late arrivals that the polls are closed. All voters in line at 8:00 p.m. will vote a regular precinct ballot. If you have a late arrival that insists on voting after 8:00 p.m., allow them to vote a Provisional Ballot. Note the time the voter entered the polling place on their Provisional Envelope (EC 14402). The door to the polling place may be closed, but the public is allowed to witness the closing process. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR NEED CLARIFICATION ON PROCEDURES: CALL YOUR COORDINATOR O O R OR PRECINCT C OPERATIONS O AT (916) 875-6100 WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU!! 83

Closing Assignments JOB 1 Close the Precinct Scanner Remove the Memory Card JOB 2 Take Down Election Supplies Count Unvoted Ballots JOB 3 Count Spoiled/Surrendered Ballots Count Provisional Ballots JOB 4 Separate and Count Write-in Ballots Separate and Count Voted Ballots JOB 5 Count Signatures in the Roster of Voters Complete the Certifi cate of Performance Roster of Voters/Forms Bag Orange Data Transport Bag Election Offi cer Training Manual 84

Closing the Precinct Scanner 1 1. Unlock and open the Auxiliary Bin. If ballots are inside, run them through the precinct scanner before proceeding. 2. Open the Key Access Panel. Insert the key and turn to the OPEN/CLOSE POLL position. 3. Select CLOSE POLLS. 4. Two Totals Report tapes and an Audit-Log Report will print. 5. After the Audit-Log Report has printed, turn the key to the OFF position. 6. All Election Officers are to sign both copies of the Totals Report tapes. 7. Post the fi rst copy of the Totals Report tape outside the polling place. 8. Place the second copy of the Totals Report tape and the Audit-Log Report in the Orange Data Transport Bag. S-MODE NUMBER OF VOTERS: 1814 AUDIT-LOG CLOSE REPORT POLLS 85

Removing the Memory Card 1 1. Remove the DO NOT REMOVE BEFORE CLOSE POLLS tape and discard. 2. Break the split lock seal on the left and open the memory card door. 3. Depress the button to the right of the memory card to eject the memory card. 4. Verify the number on the memory card matches the number on the Precinct Equipment Verifi cation Sheet. 5. Sign the sheet and place it into the Orange Data Transport Bag along with the memory card and broken seal. Election Offi cer Training Manual 86

Taking Down Election Supplies 2 Refer to Opening Procedures for steps to take apart voting booths, ballot box, and other election supplies. AutoMARK & Table 1. Insert the red key and turn to OFF. 2. Repack AutoMARK into case. 3. Repack AutoMARK table and privacy screen into box. 4. Return both to area where they were found. Ballot Box 1. Unlock and open ballot box with blue key. 2. Remove all scanned ballots. 3. Put the top portion into the bottom portion. 4. Put the lid on. 5. Lock and return to where it was found. Election Table 1. Repack Sample Ballot Pamphlet and Voter Information Guides and all election table materials into the Table Materials Bag. 2. Put all completed forms into the Roster of Voters/Forms Bag. 3. Put all posters and signs into the Signs & Items to be Posted Bag. Voting Booths 1. Take apart voting booths. 2. Place them back into the cases. 3. Return to where they were found. Signs and Parking 1. Take down all signs. 2. Bring in parking signs. 3. Repack materials. 87

Processing All Ballots 2 Line 1 - Number of Ballots Received From the Elections Office COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO Voter Registration and Elections BALLOT RECEIPT OFFICIAL BALLOTS FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 7, 2016 These boxes contain official ballots: Precinct No: 0012345 Be sure that you open and check all boxes that you have received. Ballot Type: One ballot consists of two cards ( A and B ). Party Total of Ballots Serial Numbers Democrat 1 0 1281-14 0 Precinct No. 001 Ballot Type 1 COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO Voter Registration and Elections Official Ballots for the, 2016 Election BALLOT RECEIPT FOR VOTING PRECINCT 001 Republican 240 1461-1700 American Independent 30 141-170 Green 10 20-29 Libertarian 10 15-24 Peace & Freedom 10 25-34 NPP 100 631-730 Dem NPP 30 1-30 Make sure that you have received the correct number of ballots. One ballot consists of ONE A ballot card. There should be a total of 600 official ballots for this precinct. If this number is crossed out and a different number is marked in red, use his number as your total. This number is to be added to the Ballot Statement on the back of the Roster of Voters. The ballots are numbered and should begin with 2578 and end with 3178. Check that the ballot type on the sample ballot pamphlets matches the ballot type on the official ballots and check that the precinct number on the Roster of Voters matches the precinct number on the official ballots. Print the TOTAL of official ballots received on LINE 1. This number can be found on the Ballot Receipt issued to the Inspector. Line 2 - Number of Unused Ballots HERE S A TIP: Last Ballot Serial Number: 002824 First Ballot Serial Number: 002578 246 +1 Unused Ballots: 247 1. Subtract the LAST ballot serial number from the FIRST ballot serial number. 2. Add 1 to the total. 3. Print the number of Unused ballots on LINE 2. 4. Place all Unused ballots into a box (or UNUSED BALLOTS bag). SIGN and SEAL using the YELLOW OFFICIAL UNUSED BALLOTS SEAL. NOTE: For Primary Elections with party ballots, record totals by party. Election Offi cer Training Manual 88

3 Line 3 - Number of Spoiled Ballots 1. Count the number of SPOILED ballots. 2. Write the total on the SPOILED/ SURRENDERED BALLOTS bag AND on LINE 3. 3. Count the number of SURRENDERED Vote by Mail ballots. 4. Print the total on the SPOILED/ SURRENDERED BALLOTS bag. Line 4 - Number of Provisional Ballots 1. Open the Black Ballot Bag and remove all Provisional ballots. 2. Count the Provisional ballots. 3. Print the TOTAL on the PROVISIONAL BALLOTS bag AND on LINE 4. 4. Find the PROVISIONAL LOG inside the Roster of Voters. 5. Count the names to ensure the number matches the total number of Provisional ballots in the PROVISIONAL BALLOTS bag. 89

4 Line 5 - Number of Write-in Ballots 1. If there are multiple ballot cards, separate all write-in ballots by card. 2. Count the number of write-in ballots for each card individually. 3. Print the TOTAL for EACH card on the WRITE-IN BALLOTS bag AND on LINE 5. NOTE: For Primary Elections with party ballots, separate and record all write-in ballots by political party. Line 6 - Number of Voted Ballots 1. If there are multiple ballot cards, separate the ballots into individual stacks. 2. Count the A ballot cards. 3. Print the TOTAL on LINE 6. 4. Place all voted ballots into an empty ballot box. SIGN and SEAL using the GREEN OFFICIAL VOTED BALLOTS SEAL. NOTE: For Primary Elections with party ballots, separate all ballot cards by political party. Election Offi cer Training Manual 90

Completed Ballot Statement 5 1. Total number of ballots received from the Elections office 2. Number of Unused Ballots 3. Number of Spoiled Ballots 4. Number of Provisional Ballots 5. Number of Write-in Ballots 6. Number of hand counted Voted Ballots 7. Total Number of Ballots (Add lines 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6) (Total should match line 1) 8. Total signatures in roster (includes blue provisional log) BALLOT STATEMENT CERTIFICATE OF PERFORMANCE for precinct 12345, for the Presidential General Election, held on the 8th day of November, 2016. We hereby certify one of the following (check the appropriate box): Results of Votes Cast from All Scanners are posted. The Totals Report Tape shall be posted outside the polling place. It includes the total number of votes cast on each scanner for each candidate for each office, and the total number of votes cast on each scanner for and against each ballot measure. Results of Votes cast are not posted for scanners that recorded fewer than 10 ballots. Results of votes cast on all other scanners are posted. Results of Votes cast are not posted for any scanner because fewer than 10 ballots were cast in the precinct. In this case, only the number of ballots cast on each scanner is posted. Call the elections office for further instruction. Inspector Totals 600 247 4 26 5 318 600 349 Explanations/Comments: If lines 1 and 7 do not match write comments below, or any other difficulties you had filling out the Ballot Statement: Certificate of Roster Exceptions We hereby certify that all voters whose signatures appear in this Roster voted this day except the following who, after signing the Roster, failed to vote or were challenged and denied the right to vote. 1. 2. 3. 4. Line 7 - Number of Ballots 1. Add lines 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. 2. Print the TOTAL on LINE 7. TIP: The total of Line 7 SHOULD EQUAL the total of Line 1. Line 8 - Number of Signatures 1. Count the number of signatures on EACH page of the Roster of Voters. 2. Write the TOTAL of each page in the box located in the upper-right corner. 3. Count the number of voters on the blue Provisional Voters Log. 4. Add the number of signatures in the Roster of Voters and the number of voters on the blue Provisional Voters Log. 5. Print the TOTAL on LINE 8. TIP: The total of Line 8 SHOULD EQUAL the total of Lines 4, 5 & 6. 7 91

Certificate of Performance 5 CERTIFICATE OF PERFORMANCE for precinct 12345, for the Presidential General Election, held on the 8th day of November, 2016. We hereby certify one of the following (check the appropriate box): x Results of Votes Cast from All Scanners are posted. The Totals Report Tape shall be posted outside the polling place. It includes the total number of votes cast on each scanner for each candidate for each office, and the total number of votes cast on each scanner for and against each ballot measure. Results of Votes cast are not posted for scanners that recorded fewer than 10 ballots. Results of votes cast on all other scanners are posted. Results of Votes cast are not posted for any scanner because fewer than 10 ballots were cast in the precinct. In this case, only the number of ballots cast on each scanner is posted. Call the elections office for further instruction. Courtney Bailey Kerri Bruce Steve Demers Inspector Hang Nguyen Kenji Furukawa Helen Corbett 1. To protect voters privacy: if you have less than 10 votes cast per scanner, call the Elections Offi ce at (916) 875-6100. Otherwise, mark the fi rst box. 2. Make sure all Election Offi cers sign. Exceptions/Comments If your Ballot Statement does not balance, print your best guess on WHY in the box below. Explanations/Comments: If lines 1 and 7 do not match write comments below, or any other difficulties you had filling out the Ballot Statement: Election Offi cer Training Manual 92

5 Roster of Voters/Forms Bag Place the following items inside the Roster of Voters/Forms Bag: Comment Sheet- Any comments are encouraged. Declaration of Election Officers and Payroll - All Election Officers must sign to get paid. Items Left at Polling Place Bag - Use this bag for any items left behind by a voter. Liability Incident Reports - Put completed forms into bag. Election Officer Application and Information Brochures - Put any completed applications into bag. Roster Correction Forms - Put any completed forms into bag. Roster of Voters - Insert the following into the roster before putting into bag: Inspector s Vote by Mail List Supplemental Roster of Voters Provisional Ballot Log Spoiled/Surrendered Ballot Bag - Use this bag for any spoiled precinct ballots or surrendered Vote by Mail ballots. Street Indexes - Two copies of the street index and the supplemental street index. Write-in Ballot Bag - Use this bag for any ballots that contain a write-in votes. Voter Registration Forms (VRF) - Put any completed forms into bag. Orange Data Transport Bag Items in the Orange Data Transport Bag: Completed Security Check Card Data Transport Bag Seals (Supply in bag) Equipment Verifi cation Sheet Keys Memory Card (1 or 2) Totals Report Tape w/ Audit Tape Used Security Seals and Keyless Lock in bag Zero Report Tape To Secure the Orange Data Transport Bag: 1. Enter the serial number of the barbed clip on the Security Check Card. 2. Ask two Election Officers to sign. 3. Return Security Check Card to pocket. 4. Ensure above mentioned items are put into the bag. 5. Close the zipper on the bag. 6. Push down the black tab. 7. Insert the barbed clip to secure. 12345 12345 93

Secure the Polling Place Voting Equipment Place equipment back where it was found election morning. If the location is unavailable, place equipment (including any tables and chairs belonging to the Elections Offi ce) out of the way. Clean Up After Yourselves Do not leave trash, food, drinks, sodas, etc. at the polling place. Use trash containers for disposing of litter. Facility s Tables and Chairs Return tables and chairs to the same location as you found them. Personal Belongings Before locking and securing the polling place, check that everyone has their purse, eyeglasses, keys, books, food, cell phone, and any other items brought with them. Secure Lock any auxiliary facilities made available to you, such as the restrooms or kitchen. Lock the facility in the manner you have been instructed by the site contact. Please remember, we are guests at these facilities. It is important that we remain welcome for future elections. Election Offi cer Training Manual 94

Drop Off Site Two people must return the following materials to your assigned drop-off site. Remember to stay in your car. Election Offi cials will remove the supplies for you. FROM THE TRUNK OF THE CAR: Including Parking Signs and Wire Frames FROM THE PASSENGER: Courtney Bailey Hang Nguyen 95