Join us to attend the public Anderson County Election Commission meeting together. We’ll sit together, take notes, and help make local election oversight something the public actually participates in.

Anderson County elections are overseen by five Election Commissioners. Their meetings are public, and this is one of the clearest ways regular people can stay informed and engaged.

We’re making these meetings an anchor civic engagement event: show up, learn how decisions get made, and remind local government that elections belong to the public.

Who oversees elections in Anderson County (the 5 commissioners): D. Jane Miller (Chair), William “Bear” Stephenson (Secretary), William T. Gallaher, Marion Stanford, David Bradshaw

Day-to-day administration runs through the Administrator of Elections: Mark Stephens.

Why we’re watching (every time): The Anderson County Commission issued a rare vote of no confidence in the Administrator of Elections (a big deal in local government).

Meeting details posted online have sometimes been incorrect or changed, so we verify details and show up together.

What to expect: Arrive 10–15 minutes early so we can sit together | Observe, take notes, and track what’s decided | Optional public comment (you do not have to speak to participate)

All neighbors welcome. This is about transparency and civic participation, not partisan performance.

For "official" information (keep in mind this is usually inccorrect): https://www.acelection.com/commissioners/