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Your Supervisor of Elections

When comes to elections

EXPERIENCE MATTERS

Your Supervisor of Elections

When comes to elections

EXPERIENCE MATTERS

MARY JANE ARRINGTON

About Mary Jane

Mary Jane was raised in middle Georgia, the daughter of a dairy farmer and elementary school teacher. While growing up, current events and government were always the topics of discussion in her home. She learned from her parents that involvement in your community was the rent you paid to live in this great democracy. Mary Jane's community involvement started as a child, where she was an active 4-H and Girl Scout member. Each fall, she and her brothers showed their dairy cattle at numerous fairs throughout Georgia. And her summers were spent selling peaches at a roadside stand in front of her house.

Upon graduation from high school, she attended college where her life took an exciting turn. She had every intention of majoring in Dairy Science. But once she took a Political Science Class, she found government was more interesting than dairy cattle. It was at college that her roommate introduced her to a fellow Kissimmee resident, her husband of over 50 years. After he graduated from the University of Georgia, they moved back to his hometown Kissimmee. She is married to college sweetheart Curtis, they have four adult children and four amazing grandchildren, who call her Honey. She is proud of her community and wants to continue serving you as the Supervisor of Elections.

Serving The Community

Since arriving in Osceola County, Mary Jane has been involved in the community. She has volunteered at her church, children's schools, and numerous civic and charitable organizations.

Her first government service came when the County Commission appointed her to a regional Board, "The Commission on the Status of Women." Mary Jane has served in many government capacities over the years. She was the first woman to be elected the Osceola County Commission, where she served two terms, she was a founding Supervisor of the TOHO Water Authority and has had the honor and privilege to serve as Osceola County's Supervisor of Elections. She has also served on Metro Plan: Lynx Board of Directors, Kissimmee Planning Commission, and the Mid Florida Economic Development Commission.

Mary Jane continues to be involved in her community. She is a tireless volunteer for the YMCA. During the past decade, she has twice been recognized as the Central Florida YMCA Volunteer of the Year and was recognized as the Dr. P. Phillips Champion of Youth in 2009 for her work. She has chaired two capital campaigns, which raised more than $7 million for the renovation and expansion of the Osceola YMCA.

Qualifications

The experience Mary Jane brings to the Election Office is well rounded -that of an administrator, a voter, a candidate, and an active citizen of her community. She has a bachelor’s degree in public administration from the University of Central Florida.

Mary Jane is a Certified Elections Professional (CERA), a certification gained by course work through Auburn University and the Elections Center. Only 1,200 election administrators nationwide hold this certification.

Mary Jane has a proven record of administrative experience.

Not only does she have the experience and knowledge needed, but she also provides leadership, enthusiasm, vision, professionalism, and effectiveness that has resulted in positive change so that each voter is served more effectively.

Most importantly, she brings her passion and understanding of the political process. The experience she brings to the office is well rounded, that if an administrator, a voter, a candidate, and an active citizen in her community.

Accomplishments

Since being elected, Mary Jane has worked diligently to enhance the services provided to the voters of Osceola County. When first elected, she reduced the Elections Office budget by thirty-five percent. Today Mary Jane works diligently to keep the budget in check, while working to enhance services provided to each voter. Her attention has been focused on making improvements to the Elections office using a commonsense approach to the operations, using state-of-the-art technology and innovative practices to serve Osceola County Voters better.

Under Mary Jane leadership the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections has received three national awards for their innovative practices in the areas of technology, election worker training, and educational programs in the schools. As an election’s professional, Mary Jane has made sure that all election services are provided to all voters in a fair, impartial, and non-partisan manner. She has worked to make sure your voting rights are protected, and you can be confident that your vote is accurately cast and tabulated. Just a few of Mary Jane’s accomplishments to the Elections office are:

Increased the security of the Elections Office, both physical security of the office and cybersecurity of the operation.
Improved the web site VoteOsceola.com. Thousands of visitors visit this site every month to get election information. Every page of the website site is translated into Spanish to serve all Osceola County voters better. Some of the information available on Voteosceola.com is: Registering to vote: Request a mail ballot: Check your Voter Status: Find your polling location: Election night reporting and Election results: Candidate information: Training modules for election workers.
Provided better polling locations that are centralized and offer better access to voters. This has saved thousands of dollars while reducing confusion to voters.
Doubled Early voting sites, which are open the maximum days the law allows.
Developed the highly successful “Adopt a Precinct” Program. This allows a community organization to staff a polling location and earn money for their organization by providing volunteers as poll workers. This program has allowed these groups to reinvest $600,000 back into Osceola County since its inception.
Improved training for Election Day workers, so they are better equipped to serve the voters of Osceola County at the polls.
Promoted convenience voting options, so voters can vote the method that works best for them,
Provide prepaid postage on mail ballots.
Increased our presence in our community through outreach events.
Increase our presence in our schools of Osceola County at all levels. The Elections office holds mock elections for all grade levels, voter registration drives, teach classes on civic involvement and other events as requested.
Conducted over 30 county election that are fair, transparent and accurate. She knows how to do the job.

When selecting the person to lead the Supervisor of Elections Office remember Experience matters. Please vote Mary Jane Arrington, Supervisor of Elections on November 5th.

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Your Supervisor of Elections

Your Supervisor of Elections

Mary Jane Arrington

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MARY JANE ARRINGTON

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