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Congress, Tucson, Arizona 85701.  \nITEM 1. ROLL CALL  \nPresent: Pat Pecoraro, Arnie Urken, Benny White, John Moffatt, Mickey Duniho, Bill Beard, Barbara Tellman and Tom Ryan  \nAbsent: Jim March and Elaine Lim  \nAlso in attendance: Brad Nelson (arrived at 10:00 AM)  \nNote: Tom Ryan, Vice Chairman, welcomed Bill Beard who is the new representative for District  \n1 to the Commission and expressed his appreciation to the prior District 1 representative, Charles Geoffrion, for serving as the Commission Chairman since its inception  \nITEM 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  \nThose in attendance stood for the Pledge of Allegiance.  \nITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTE SUMMARIES  \nTom reported that the Meeting Summary for December 14, 2012 was distributed electronically and asked if there were any changes or comments. With no discussion, it was moved by Barbara Tellman, seconded by Benny White and unanimously carried to approve the Summary as submitted.  \nITEM 4. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS  \n• Tracking Election Integrity in the Legislature Subcommittee – Barbara Tellman  \n• Ballot Scanning Subcommittee – Benny White  \nTracking Election Integrity in the Legislature Subcommittee  \nBarbara Tellman distributed copies of an article from the Capital Times, “Lawmakers Crafting Responses to Election Concerns”, dated January 18, 2013, pertaining to the establishment of committees in the Senate and the House dealing with Election Integrity issues, and indicating that there is currently one Omnibus Bill and as many as 10 pieces of election reform legislation for the spring 2013 legislative session. She felt that much of the pending legislation is being prepared as an over-reaction to the problems associated with the 2012 General Election, particularly in the area of Early and Provisional Ballots. Barbara reminded the Members that F. Ann Rodriguez had previously reported that Recorder’s Association Members are also proposing a change that would make it more  \ndifficult to check the registration form to get on the Permanent Early Voting List ( PEVL) . Proposed changes would require voters to fill out a separate form rather than just checking a box, and making it easier to remove people from the list if they do not vote after being sent an early ballot.  \nLobbying Efforts  \nBarbara noted the importance of staying on top of anything that affects election procedure or the ability to vote. She asked if the Commission could request that the Board of Supervisors have the lobbyists follow up on pertinent proposed legislation and pass it on to the Members. John respondedit was unnecessary to contact the Board because Martin Willett, Chief Deputy County Administrator, tracks and monitors all proposed legislation (as well as associated costs) that may impact Pima County, and forwards the information to the appropriate parties. He stated that Martin will forward pending Elections legislation to John for distribution to the Commission if it looks like that legislation will gain some traction.  \nThe Members also confirmed access to the legislative data base from the outside -noting that thereis an undefined lag time in posting new data and expressed concern that the focus of the new committees will have a “Maricopa County” emphasis. Barbara advised that the Democratic Party plans to have input on the PEVL and other issues at the State meeting next week. Benny was not aware of the Republican Party plans for comments.  \nBallot Scanning  \nBenny recapped a recent conversation with the Secretary of State, Ken Bennett, regarding Deputy Secretary of State, Jim Drake’s response to Mr. Huckel berry’s lett","cbCailqOUB30yH1V","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailqOUB30yH1V","pdf",156119,7,"English","# ITEM 1. ROLL CALL\n# ITEM 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE\n# ITEM 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTE SUMMARIES\n# ITEM 4. 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