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Election Advisory Committee Meeting

September 24, 2025 ·09:00 AM Final

Agenda — 9 items

  1. 4 Swearing-In of Ventura County Election Advisory Committee Members Betsy Patterson, Herbert Gooch, Luis Espinosa, Debbie Cohen, and Deirdre Frank.
  2. 5 Election of Chair and Vice-Chair of the Ventura County Election Advisory Committee through December 31, 2026.
  3. 6 Opening Remarks by Vice Chair of the Board of Supervisors, Supervisor Jeff Gorell.
  4. 8 Statement of Additional Materials Distribution
  5. 9 Receive and File a Presentation on Transparency Laws applicable to the Election Advisory Committee, including the Ralph M. Brown Act and the California Public Records Act.
  6. 10 Receive and File a Presentation on Meeting Procedures applicable to the Election Advisory Committee, including Rosenberg’s Rules of Order, Code of Conduct, and the County’s Rules of Decorum.
  7. 11 Receive and File a Presentation on the Scope and Authorities of the Election Advisory Committee as Adopted by the Board of Supervisors via Resolution.
  8. 12 Adoption of the 2025 and 2026 Meeting Calendars for the Ventura County Election Advisory Committee; and Approval of the Meeting Time and Location.
  9. 13 Committee Member Comments and Discussion of Potential Future Agenda Items - A Committee Member may make a brief announcement; ask a question for clarification so long as there is no substantive discussion regarding the non-agendized subject matter; or may also request staff to place a matter of business on a future agenda (subject to subsequent approval by the Vice Chair of the Board of Supervisors).

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