Nor do the hundreds of party poll workers and folk with special interest in election methods who dropped by to make their own evaluations of the systems to share with Kauffman. Obviously, that too is Kauffman's charge to her primary task force which is hugely representative of the county community as a whole. There are Democrats and Republicans and nonpartisan officials from cities. There's someone from labor. There are computer whizzes and representatives from groups ranging from the most political to the League of Women Voters.
Every ethnic group is represented.
So, in large numbers, are county departments. What there aren't many of are politicians. It is said some have come and stayed for a while. It is true several officeholders have sent representatives. Kauffman surely would never say this.