Weber County, Utah Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch testifies before the U.S. House Administration Committee on the critical role counties play in our nation’s elections system and the need for a strong federal-state-local partnership when establishing new policies.
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Vice President Kamala Harris emphasizes infrastructure, elections at NACo Annual Conference
Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized infrastructure and elections Friday afternoon in her first in-person conference as vice president at the National Association of Counties (NACo) 2021 Annual Conference at the Gaylord National hotel and conference center in Prince George’s County, Md. -
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U.S. House passes election reform legislation following county testimony
On February 25, Auditor Ricky Hatch of Weber County, Utah testified before the U.S. -
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Pennsylvania mail-in ballot count was ‘just all hands on deck’
All eyes were on county election boards across the country as they burned the midnight oil to complete counts of a record number of mail-in ballots in the election. It was no different in Pennsylvania. “It was just all hands on deck,” said Robert Harvie, Bucks County, Pa. chair of the Board of Elections.
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National Association of Counties Congratulates President-Elect Biden, Calls for Strong Federal Partnership in Addressing County Priorities
WASHINGTON – The National Association of Counties (NACo) looks forward to working with President-elect Joe Biden and the 117th Congress to address some of the nation’s most pressing challenges. -
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NACo Federal Policy Summit: Elections Town Hall
Hear from local elections officials on how best to prepare counties for the 2020 election.
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Overview for America’s Counties: U.S. Treasury Interim Final Rule & Guidance For State And Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
NACo’s analysis provides an in-depth overview of the key provisions within the interim final rule, with a specific focus on how each of these items may impact county governments.
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