AGREEMENT FOR CONDUCTING IN CONJUNCTION MUNICIPAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 3, 2020Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections
13001 Starkey Road, Largo, Florida 33773-1416.727 464 6108 • VotePinellas.com
Agreement for Conducting In -Conjunction Municipal Election
City of Clearwater
General Election — November 3, 2020
WHEREAS, the City/Town has requested the assistance of the Office of the County Supervisor of Elections (Supervisor) in conducting
its General Election; and
WHEREAS, the Supervisor is agreeable to providing such assistance to the City/Town subject to the following conditions, considerations
and agreements arrived at between the parties;
IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
GENERAL PROVISIONS
The election is to be conducted under any applicable ordinances of the City/Town and all sections of Chapters 97-106, Florida Statutes
(the State Election Code). It is understood that the Supervisor is in charge of the election, and that the County Canvassing Board is
responsible for canvassing the election (no cost to the City/Town). The City/Town may have a designated representative in the canvassing
board room. This designee may only serve in an "observer' capacity and may not participate in the canvassing of the election. The
County Canvassing Board will determine whether a recount is required and advise the City/Town. The County Canvassing Board will
certify the election results and will provide a Certificate of Election to the City/Town (ONE Certificate of Election will include all elections
held on the same day). The Certificate of Election will be provided to the CitylTown after the County Canvassing Board certifies the official
election results.
The Post -Election Audit may not begin until the Canvassing Board has certified the official election results.
The City/Town is responsible for the costs associated with conducting an annexation election (mapping annexation areas, reassigning
addresses, and mailing new voter registration cards).
The City/Town is responsible for the costs associated with any legal action or contest of election arising from its election. The City/Town,
the Supervisor of Elections and the County Canvassing Board agree that the County Attorney's Office will represent the Supervisor of
Elections and County Canvassing Board in any legal action conceming the canvass or certification of the election.
It is understood that the provisions of this contract are based on current state law, and if any changes in election law should occur during
the period of this agreement, those changes will supersede the terms of this contract where applicable.
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The City/Town will provide the Supervisor with the current City/Town definition/boundaries (which includes ALL current
annexations) no later than 5:00 p.m., August 11, 2020. It is the responsibility of the City/Town to ensure the Supervisor has the
current definition/boundary information so all eligible voters can participate in the City/Town's election. The City/Town agrees
that NO changes to the City/Town definition/boundaries will be made effective between 5:00 p.m., August 11, 2020, and
Midnight, November 3, 2020.
This contract must be signed by the City/Town and received by the Supervisor no later than the ballot language deadline of
5:00 p.m., August 11. 2020.
Upon request, the Supervisor may provide to the City/Town with the number of registered voters for this election.
ELECTION INFORMATION
Election Title:
Election Date:
Voter Registration Deadline:
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
City/Town Clerk:
*Election Day Cell Phone:
Alternate Phone:
Email:
Mailing Address:
2020 General Election
November 3, 2020
October 5, 2020
Rosemarie CaII
(727) 224-2351
(727) 562-4092
rosemarie.calIt myclearwater.com
P.O. Box 4748. Clearwater FL 33758
*The City/Town Clerk MUST be available from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Election Day.
TRANSLATION (Spanish — Section 203, Voting Rights Act) (Dustin Chase — 464-4988)
a. Pinellas County is a jurisdiction covered by Section 203 of the Voting Rights Act and must provide language assistance
(Spanish). ALL municipalities within Pinellas County are also covered by Section 203 of the Voting Rights Act.
b. Full compliance is a requirement for all jurisdictions (County and Municipal). This means that all information directed to voters or
otherwise concerning voting -connected activities must be provided in both English and Spanish. This includes, but is not limited to,
voter registration, legal advertisements and/or other notices, forms, voting instructions and procedures at the polls or otherwise, polling
place signage, any printed voter information guides or website information concerning elections, communication assistance
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c. at the polls and election offices and communication with the jurisdiction's minority language community. The obligations and
requirements apply to all elections conducted by the City/Town.
d. Questions concerning your legal obligations/requirements to comply with Section 203, Voting Rights Act should be directed to your
legal counsel.
BALLOT INFORMATION (Wendy Grimes — 464-49871
a. Final Ballot Language is due no later than 5:00 p.m., August 11, 2020 and must include all qualified opposed candidates and
resolutions and/or ordinances with ballot questions (English/Spanish).
b. All ballot language must comply with Florida Statutes 101.161(1) and the Uniform Ballot Rule (1S-2.032).
c. Using the Ballot Language Submittal Forms — Complete required information. Include information and Candidate Oaths for ONLY
qualified opposed candidates in ballot order. All Charter Amendments and/or Referendum Questions with SIGNED/APPROVED
Ordinances/Resolutions must include numbering for ballot order and English and Spanish translated text.
d. Scan and email ballot language to Wendy Grimes at wgrimestV votepinellas.com by the final ballot language deadline.
BALLOT LAYOUT/PRINTING (David Wise — 464-4958)
a. The Supervisor is responsible for creating the ballot (ballot layout will comply with Florida Statutes and the Uniform Ballot Rule).
b. The City/Town is responsible for approving the City/Town's portion of ballot.
c. Precinct ballots will be printed by the Supervisor. The Supervisor will bill the City/Town 23 cents per ballot card (includes shipping
charges) if the City/Town's portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card.
d. Provisional Ballots (minimum of 25 ballots per precinct) will be printed by the Supervisor. The Supervisor will bill the City/Town 23
cents per ballot card if the City/Town's portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card.
e. If the City/Town requires a ballot change after ballots are printed, the City/Town is responsible for additional costs.
CANDIDATE AUDIO RECORDING (Nicole Sokolowski/David Wise — 464-4958)
The deadline for candidates to record their names and office titles for the audio ballot is 5:00 p.m., August 11, 2020. It is the responsibility
of the City/Town to notify City/Town candidates of this deadline. Candidates must call (727) 453-3293; a voice message will prompt the
candidate to record his/her name as indicated on the Candidate Oath and the office for which the candidate is running.
MAIL BALLOTS (Alex Pena-Rosado — 464-6788)
a. The Supervisor will bill the City/Town 23 cents per ballot card, if the City/Town's portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card,
used in the initial mailing.
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b. The Supervisor will bill the City/Town 23 cents per ballot card, if the City/Town's portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card,
used in daily mailings.
c. If placement of the City/Town's municipal contests/questions on the ballot causes an additional ballot card to be created, the
Supervisor will bill the City/Town for the cost of that additional card and postage for mailing that ballot.
d. The deadline for mailing military/overseas mail ballots is September 19, 2020 [F.S. 101.62(4)(a)]. Tentative Mailing Schedule
for military/overseas ballots: The week of September 14, 2020, no later than September 19, 2020.
e. Domestic ballots must be mailed no earlier than September 24, 2020 and no later than October 1, 2020 [F.S. 101.62(4)(b)].
f. After the initial mailings, ballots will be mailed daily up to the eighth day prior to the election. The deadline to request a ballot be mailed
is 5:00 p.m.. October 24, 2020, ten days prior to the election [F.S. 101.62].
g. Duplicate and test ballots will be printed by the Supervisor, the Supervisor will bill the City/Town 36 cents per ballot card if the
City/Town's portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card.
LEGAL NOTICES (Dustin Chase — 464-4988)
a. The Supervisor is responsible for publishing the canvassing board meeting schedule.
b. The Supervisor is responsible for creating the Sample Ballot and publishing it in a newspaper of general circulation. The City/Town is
responsible for the advertising costs associated with publishing their portion of the sample ballot advertisement. The Supervisor will
bill the City/Town for the City/Town's portion of the sample ballot advertisement.
c. The Supervisor is responsible for mailing any necessary polling place change notices and publishing the list in a newspaper of general
circulation.
d. If the City/Town is conducting a special election or special referendum election, the City/Town is responsible for any additional notices
required by Florida law. The City/Town is responsible for any notices required in its charter or by ordinance.
TESTING BALLOT COUNTING EQUIPMENT (David Wise — 464-4958)
The County Canvassing Board will certify test results of the ballot counting equipment and file the election parameters with the Division
of Elections. All tests will be performed at the Election Service Center,13001 Starkey Road, Largo.
CANVASSING BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE (Dustin Chase — 4644988)
a. The Supervisor will publish the Canvassing Board Meeting/Testing Schedule at no cost to the City/Town.
b. All Canvassing Board Meetings will take place at the Election Service Center, 13001 Starkey Rd., Largo.
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c. A Canvassing Board Schedule will be emailed to the City/Town Clerk as part of this contract.
i. The Canvassing Board/testing schedule reflects ALL possible meeting days.
ii. The Canvassing Board will modify the schedule as needed based on the number of mail ballots received. Updates to the
canvassing board schedule will be posted to the Supervisor's website (VotePinellas.com).
EARLY VOTING (Martin Munro — 464.67881
a. Early Voting ballots will be printed by the Supervisor; the Supervisor will bill the City/Town 36 cents per ballot card if the City/Town's
portion of the ballot creates an additional ballot card.
b. The Supervisor will provide early voting locations. Locations, dates and times will be included in each mail ballot kit and posted to the
Supervisor's website (VotePinellas.com).
MAIL BALLOT DROP-OFF LOCATIONS (Jeff Mendes — 464-6110)
The Supervisor will provide mail ballot drop-off locations. Locations, dates and times will be included in each mail ballot kit and posted to
the Supervisor's website (VotePinellas.com).
POLL WATCHERS (Wendy Grimes — 464.49871
a. Early Voting poll watcher designations for municipal candidates/committees must be submitted to the City/Town
prior to Noon, October 5, 2020 [F.S. 101.131(2)].
b. The City/Town must submit Early Voting poll watcher designations to the Supervisor prior to 5:00 p.m., October 5, 2020.
c. Election Day poll watcher designations for municipal candidates/committees must be submitted to the City/Town
prior to Noon, October 20, 2020 [F.S. 101.131(2)].
d. The City/Town must submit Election Day poll watcher designations to the Supervisor prior to 5:00 p.m., October 20, 2020.
e. The City/Town shall provide to each designated municipal poll watcher, no later than 7 days prior to the beginning of Early Voting and
Election Day, a poll watcher identification badge that identifies the poll watcher by name. Each poll watcher must wear his or her
identification badge while in the early voting area or polling room. [F.S. 101.131(5)].
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OVER-THE-COUNTER BALLOT PICKUP (Martin Munro — 464-6788)
In -office ballot pickup will be available in each of the Supervisor of Elections locations during the following dates and times:
*Datesftimes are subject to change
• *September 18 — October 16: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Closed weekends and holidays)
• *October 19 — November 1: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
• *November 2: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
• *November 3: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. [Only permitted in cases of emergency, F.S. 101.62(4)(c).5]
VOTING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (Alex Pena-Rosado — 464-67881
a. The Supervisor will contract with a moving company to transport the voting equipment and supplies to and from polling locations.
b. Supplies not transported by the moving company will be picked up by the precinct clerks after Clerks' Class at the
Election Service Center.
POLL WORKERS (Laurie Fidler— 464-61101
a. The Supervisor will recruit, assign, train, and compensate ALL poll workers.
b. A Deputy Sheriff will deputize the poll deputies.
c. The Supervisor will bill the City/Town for additional poll workers needed to support voters eligible to vote only in City/Town's election.
POLLING PLACES (Linda Cahill — 464-61101
The Supervisor will select, contract with and compensate polling places [F.S. 101.71, 101.715].
CANVASSING MAIL BALLOTS (Alex Pena-Rosado — 464-6788)
The Supervisor, in the presence of the County Canvassing Board will open and prepare mail ballots for tabulation at the Election Service
Center. Questionable ballots will be presented to the County Canvassing Board for decision. Florida Statute 101.68(2) allows for the
canvassing of mail ballots to begin 15 days prior to the election. The Canvassing Board/testing schedule reflects ALL possible meeting
days. The Canvassing Board will modify the schedule as needed based on the number of mail ballots received. Updates to the canvassing
board schedule will be posted to the Supervisor's website (VotePinellas.com).
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PROVISIONAL BALLOTS (Alex Pena-Rosado — 464-67881
The Supervisor will research each provisional ballot to determine the voter's eligibility and will present the provisional ballots to the County
Canvassing Board for decision. Voters casting a provisional ballot have two days after Election Day to provide written proof of eligibility
to the County Canvassing Board. The deadline for this election is 5:00 p.m., August 20, 2020 [F.S. 101.048]. All provisional ballots will
be canvassed at the Election Service Center.
ELECTION NIGHT PROCEDURES (Dustin Chase — 464-49881
a. The Supervisor will have unofficial election results modemed from the polling places to the Election Service Center.
b. The Supervisor will have the precinct scanner memory sticks, voted precinct and provisional ballots, and election supplies transported
to the Election Service Center.
c. Results will be released throughout the night and posted to the Supervisor's website (VotePinellas.com). The Supervisor will provide
unofficial results on election night.
d. Campaign Signs — If candidates wish to reuse their campaign signs left at the polls on Election Day, the signs must be collected by
campaign staff prior to poll workers removing and disposing of them after the polls close.
AFTER ELECTION DAY (Dustin Chase — 464-4988)
a. Provisional ballots will be canvassed. All ballots accepted by the County Canvassing Board will be processed and added to the
election night results to produce Official Election Results. Provisional ballots cannot be rejected until after the deadline for provisional
ballot voters to provide written proof of eligibility [F.S. 101.048].
b. The County Canvassing Board will certify the election results and will provide a certificate of election to the City/Town (One Certificate
of Election will include all elections held on the same day). This document will be provided to the City/Town via email after the County
Canvassing Board certifies the official election results.
c. The County Canvassing Board will conduct a post-election manual audit in accordance with F.S. 101.591 and Division of Elections
Administrative Rule 1 S-5.026. The Supervisor will post the required post-election audit notices to the Supervisor's website
(VotePinellas.com) and at each election office. The Supervisor will post the final post-election audit report to the Supervisor's website
(VotePinellas.com) after the County Canvassing Board completes the audit.
d. Election materials will remain sealed at the Election Service Center for ten days after certification of the election. The Municipal Clerk
will then be notified to pick up all election materials.
e. The Supervisor of Elections in accordance with F.S. 98.0981(2) will report precinct -level results to the Department of State within
30 days following the election.
DATA PROCESSING ORDERS (Nicole Sokolowski — 464-49581
The City/Town is to place data orders directly with an IT staff member by contacting (727) 464-4958 or SOEIT(7a.VotePinellas.com.
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VOTER HISTORY (David Wise/Nicole Sokolowski — 464-49581
When voter history is completed, the City/Town may request the names of those who voted by contacting (727) 464-4958
or SOEITaVotePinellas.com.
ELECTION COSTS (Susan Morse — 464-6108)
a. There will be a 10 -cent election administration fee per registered voter.
b. The CitylTown will be provided an invoice based on election cost estimates. Payment must be received no later than
5:00 p.m., August 11, 2020. After the election, based on actual election costs, the Supervisor will reimburse the City/Town for unused
funds or provide the City/Town with an invoice for additional costs incurred.
c. In the event the election is canceled or otherwise not conducted, the City/Town is responsible for any and all costs associated with
preparations and/or conduct of this election.
By affixing their signatures hereto, the parties acknowledge each to the other that they have full authority to enter into this Contract.
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In-Coniunction Election Contract Addendum for the November 3, 2020 General Election
City of Clearwater
Special Municipal Election — November 3, 2020
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Each municipality conducting an In -Conjunction Election this fall is required to provide one municipal employee to assist at
each polling location within the municipality for the August 18 Primary Election and/or the November 3 General Election. Each
municipal employee will be trained as an Assistant Clerk and may be required to work a full day on August 18, 2020 and/or November
3, 2020. Face masks, face shields, cleaning items and additional safe guards will be provided for health and safety purposes.
Please Note: one municipal employee is required per polling location, regardless of the number of precincts stationed within the polling
location. Polling locations are subject to change.
Assistant Clerk Responsibilities:
• Attend one Assistant Clerk Training Class (3-5 hrs).
• Assist the Clerk with the set up and closing down of the voting equipment at the polling place.
• Serve as a backup for all poll worker positions and other duties specified by the Clerk.
• Communicate with the Elections Call Center to verify voter eligibility and ensure that required forms are properly
completed.
Poll Worker Assignment Process:
• If an Assistant Clerk is assigned to a polling place before Election Day, they are responsible for assisting the Clerk
and Machine Manager with setting up the polling place on the Monday before the election. (This can take between
2-3 hours and the set-up time will be previously scheduled by the Clerk.)
• If a municipal employee is not given a polling place assignment by the Monday before the Election, they will be
asked to be on "standby" and fill in for a poll worker, where needed. Standby poll workers should be ready to work
at 6:00 a.m. on Election Day, if called. We will notify each standby by phone between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. If we
do not contact the municipal employee by 9:00 a.m. they are free to retum to their normal job.
Pay Procedures/Workers Compensation • 2 Options:
• Option 1 - Municipal employees paid directly through their employer.
• Each municipality pays their employee(s) for their time worked for Supervisor of Elections.
• All workers compensation claims while preforming SOE duties would be covered by the municipality under
this option.
• Option 2 - Municipal employees take paid time off or administrative leave.
• Employee would be paid as Supervisor of Elections poll worker.
• All workers compensation claims would be covered by Pinellas County.
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How to Apply:
• Please have all interested municipal employees fill out an online application here
(https://www.votepinellas.com/Poll-Worker/poll-Worker-Application) and list in the comments that they are a
Municipal Employee with your municipality.
• We will contact each municipal employee who applies and schedule them for a training class and poll worker or
standby assignment.
If you have questions, please contact Jeff Mendes or Laurie Fidler at JMendes an.VotePinellas.com, LFidlerAVotePinellas.com
or (727) 464-6110.
Thank you for your continued support.
By affixing their signatures hereto, the parties acknowledge each to the other that they have full authority to enter into this
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POLLING PLACE LIST
2020 General Election
November 3, 2020
CITY OF CLEARWATER
42 Precincts/ 29 Polling Places
PCT.# POLLING PLACE ADDRESS CITY
350/501 Seventh Day Adventist Church (Combined) 1445 Lakeview Rd. CW
Southwest comer of Highland Ave. & Lakeview Rd.
500 Ross Norton Recreation Center (Single) 1426 S. ML King Jr. Ave. CW
West side of S. ML King Jr. Ave. between Lakeview Rd. & Belleair Rd.
502 St. John's Episcopal Church (Combined) 1676 S. Belcher Rd. CW
West side of S. Belcher Rd. between Belleair Rd. & East Bay Dr.
503/504 First Church of the Nazarene (Combined) 1875 Nursery Rd. CW
South side of Nursery Rd. between S. Keene Rd. & S. Belcher Rd.
505/506/607 First Christian Church of Clearwater (Combined) 2299 Drew St. CW
South side of Drew St. - west of SPC
507/508 Central Christian Church of Clearwater (Combined) 1200 S. Keene Rd. CW
West side of S. Keene Rd. between Lakeview Rd. & Druid Rd. E.
509 Trinity Presbyterian Church (Single) 2001 Rainbow Dr. CW
Southeast comer of Rainbow Dr. & S. Hercules Ave. - park in rear
510/519 St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Combined) 407 S. Saturn Ave. CW
Northeast comer of S. Satum Ave. & Gulf to Bay Blvd.
511 Clearwater Main Library (Combined) 100 N. Osceola Ave. CW
Between Cleveland & Drew Streets - next to Harborview Center
513 Clearwater Community Sailing Center (Single) 1001 Gulf Blvd. CW
East side of Gulf Blvd. - across from Sand Key Park
514 Clearwater Beach Recreation Center (Single) 69 Bay Esplanade CW
East of Mandalay Ave. on Bay Esplanade
515 St. Brendan Catholic Church (Single) 245 Dory Passage CW
West of Island Way behind Publix Shopping Center
516 North Greenwood Recreation & Aquatic Complex (Single) 900 N. ML King Jr. Ave. CW
Southwest comer of N. ML King Jr. Ave. & Palmetto St.
517/528 Kings Highway Recreation Center (Combined) 1751 Kings Hwy. CW
East side of Kings Hwy. - Between Palmetto St. & Sunset Point Rd.
518/520/527 Polish Center (Combined) 1521 N. Satum Ave. CW
West of N. Keene Rd. at Flagler Dr.
521 Salvation Army (Single) 1625 N. Belcher Rd. CW
East side of N. Belcher Rd. between SR 590 & Sunset Point Rd. -
across from Fire Station
522 On Top of the World East (Single) 2069 World Parkway Blvd. CW
East side of World Parkway Blvd. - north of Sunset Point Rd.
524/525 St. Michael The Archangel Catholic Church (Combined) 2281 State Road 580 CW
South side of SR 580 - east of N. Belcher Rd.
603/609 Wood Valley Boys & Girls Club (Combined) 2816 Park Trail Ln. CW
East of US Hwy.19 N. - from Drew St. tum north on Fairwood Ave. -
cross RR tracks, then left on Park Trail Ln.
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PCT.# POLLING PLACE ADDRESS CITY
605/608 Calvary Church Student Ministry Center (Combined) 150 S. McMullen Booth Rd. CW
South of Drew Street, slight right on S. McMullen Booth
Access Road
610 Sylvan Abbey United Methodist Church (Single) 2817 Sunset Point Rd. CW
South side of Sunset Point Rd. across from Sylvan Abbey
Memorial Park
611 Heritage United Methodist Church (Single) 2680 Landmark Dr. CW
Southwest comer of Landmark Dr. & SR 580 - next to Northwood
Presbyterian Church
612 Cypress Meadows Community Church (Single) 2180 N. McMullen Booth Rd. CW
East side of N. McMullen Booth Rd. between Sunset Point Rd. &
Enterprise Rd.
616/617 Clearwater Countryside Library (Combined) 2642 Sabal Springs Dr. CW
North of SR 580 - west of Countryside Blvd.
618 Northwood Presbyterian Church (Single) 2875 State Road 580 CW
South side of SR 580 between Landmark Dr. & Frisco Dr.
619 Briar Creek Mobile Home Park (Clubhouse 1) (Single) 100 Briar Creek Blvd. SH
North side of Briar Creek Blvd. - 3/10 mile east of
N. McMullen Booth Rd.
623 Bethel Lutheran Church (Combined) 3166 N. McMullen Booth Rd. CW
West side of N. McMullen Booth Rd. - between Curlew Rd. & SR 580
624 Doral Village (Combined) 29250 US Hwy. 19 N. CW
West side of US Hwy.19 N. - between Curlew Rd. & SR 580
627 East Lake Woodlands Country Club (Single) 1055 East Lake Woodlands OM
South side of East Lake Woodlands Pkwy. - Pkwy.
in Country Club Dining Room
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