ECAM ANNUAL MEETING January , 2014 Using SEMS in 2014 Presented by Madalan Lennep, PMP 1

Topics to be Covered 1. Updates in SEMS 2. Election Management 3. Voter ID and SEMS 4.Voter Roll Maintenance Review/Activities 5.SEMS Hardware Refresh 6. Training Opportunities 2

1. Updates in SEMS 2013 Release Highlights 3

2013 Releases - Elections Management New Scan Application Scanner requirements: - USB Connection - ISIS Drivers 4

2013 Releases – Voter Search Print Order for VRC and VNC 5

2013 Releases – Voter Search Display Mailing Address 6

2013 Releases – Voter Search District Type Output 7

2013 Releases - Election Management Issue In-house Absentee Defaults 8

2013 Releases - Election Management Edit Election Details 9

2013 Releases – Reports and Labels VR-028 Prints by Party 10

2013 Releases – Reports and Labels E-016 Prints Current Office Holders 11

2013 Releases – System Configuration Updates to Purged Voters Function 12

2. Election Management Review Create Election Generate Ballot Styles Ballot Approval Process Database Approval Process 13

Election Management Update Districts>Position>Candidate Tab 14

Election Management Create Election Generate Ballot Styles Ballot Approval Process DatabaseApproval Process 15

Election Management View Shared Contest and Pull Election 16

Election Management Review Candidates and Save Order in Measures and Races 17

Election Management Save Order in Ballot Review 18

Election Management Generate Ballot Styles 19

- Print Ballots and reports for review - Complete Stage 1 – SEMS Ballot Approval Form - Begin Absentee Balloting on April 19 th - ES&S Ballot Approval Process – Stages L&A and Printing Pollbooks - After Election - Stage 4 Election Management Ballot Approval Process 20

3. Voter ID and SEMS - Application - SEMS Functionality - Affidavit Ballots 21

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Voter ID and SEMS Voter Registration Screen 23

Voter ID and SEMS Voter Registration>Photo ID tab 24

Voter ID and SEMS Temporary Voter ID Card 25

Voter ID and SEMS Temporary Voter ID Card 26

Voter ID and SEMS Voter ID Card 27

Voter ID and SEMS Returned Voter ID Card The returned envelope will be passed on to the Election Commission for voter roll maintenance. The return of this envelope constitutes a triggering event and the confirmation card process can begin. 28

Processing Voter ID Affidavits In Voter Record 29

Processing Voter ID Affidavits Held Report 30

Processing Voter ID Affidavits Accepting/Rejecting Ballots 31

4. Voter Roll Maintenance Review and Reminders - Department of Health - Administrative Office of Courts - Purging Voters - DOB/SSN/NCOA 32

Voter Roll Maintenance Review How often does SEMS get updated death records from Mississippi Department of Health? 33

34 State Agency>DOH Search>Tasks>Process Deceased

Voter Roll Maintenance Review How often does SEMS get updated disenfranchising crime records from the Administrative Office of Courts? 35

36 State Agency>DOH Search>Tasks>Process Deceased

Voter Roll Maintenance Review Is there a feature in SEMS where a county can purge more than one voter at a time? 37

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Voter Roll Maintenance Review Can an Active voter be moved to Purged because his Jury Summons is returned as undeliverable? 39

Voter Roll Maintenance Review Can an Active voter be moved to Purged because he has not voted in the past 8 years? 40

Voter Roll Maintenance Review What is the first step in purging a voter because of an address change? 41

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Continuing Voter Roll Maintenance Activities 1. Clean up birthdates in SEMS. 44

Continuing Voter Roll Maintenance Activities 2. SSN Numbers (last four). 45

New Voter Roll Maintenance Activities 3. Clean up voters registered as Mrs. 46

Election Preparation Tips Clear everything before you start: Make sure TSX Memory Cards and Voter Access Cards are cleared before beginning your Election Load process. 47

Election Day Tips Use of Supervisor Cards: - Should be placed in sealed envelope with instructions for use…..generally should not be opened until 7:00 p.m. - Inserting a Supervisor Card in an encoder will clear all ballots styles on the Encoder. 48

Election Day Tips Voter is not in the poll book: - This voter cannot vote on the TSX - This voter cannot vote on a REGULAR paper ballot. 49

Database Servers Old = Single Quad core processors (1 x 4) with 8 GB RAM New = Dual Quad core processors (2 x 4) with 64 GB RAM 5. SEMS Hardware Refresh 50

Communication Servers Old = Metaframe Single Quad (1 x 4) core processors with 8 GB RAM New = XenApp Dual Eight core processors (2 x 8) with 64 GB RAM SEMS Hardware Refresh 51

Disk Space Old = Total of 450 GB New = (16) 300 GB for Total of 4.6 Terabytes SEMS Hardware Refresh 52

Network Connections Old = 45 GB Links New = 1 TB Links SEMS Hardware Refresh 53

Software Upgrades Old = 8 bit New = 64 bit SEMS Hardware Refresh 54

Hardware Costs Cost in 2005 = $1.2 M Costs in 2013 = $1.02 M SEMS Hardware Refresh 55

Benefits to the Counties Improved processor speeds, communication speeds, disk space for images, with full system redundancy for maximum availability. SEMS Hardware Refresh 56

5. Training Opportunities for 2014 SEMS Basic Training – late February County Exec Committee Certification – February, March TSX Train-the-Trainer – March, August, September, October GEMS Election Ops – late April SEMS Advanced Training – July SEMS Redistricting – August GEMS Election Ops – September 57

Questions /Answers 58

Contact Information SEMS Support Center SEMS (7367) MSOS Support Staff Stephanie McCann Antonio Sudduth Derrick Cooper Madalan Lennep