| June 14, 2005 |
The Aiken County Registration & Elections office has begun using a records
imaging system to reduce the need to maintain paper records of voter registration
forms. Approximately 90,000 voter registration records will be scanned using
a high-speed scanner and stored as digital images. These images will be indexed
so the records can be rapidly retrieved for reference. |
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| Additionally, the records imaging system will reduce storage space requirements,
decrease paper processing time, improve internal operational efficiency, and
provide protection from potential data loss.
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Stuart Bedenbaugh, Director of
Registration & Elections, looks on as Connie Key scans voter registration
records
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Susan Shaw retrieves records to be scanned
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Connie Key of the Information Technology Department scans voter registration records
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| For information on how to register to vote, visit http://www.scvotes.org/Aiken
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