About Us!
Meet the Election Commissioner and Staff
"Serving the public by administering the election process
and promoting voter participation"
The Election Office staff members are proud and honored to serve as Johnson County's "Gatekeepers of Democracy." You are always welcome to visit our office at 2101 East Kansas City Road, Olathe, or to call us at 782-3441.
- Election Commissioner Brian Newby and Staff
- Brian Newby Reappointed to third term
- Profile of the Election Office
- Code of Ethics for Election Officials
Awards and Recognitions
Election Center Professional Practices
- 2006 - Mobile Election Notification
- 2005 - Election Worker Training
- 2005 - Partners in Democracy - Community Outreach
- 2009 - JoCoPoLo Voting Location Awareness Campaign
- 2004 - Filing for Elected Office (brochure)
- 2004 - Campaign Finance Reports (brochure)
- 2004 - Progress Report 2002-2003
- 2004 - Implementing a Voting System from a Local Election
Administrator's Viewpoint (available only in hard copy) - 2004 - White Papers - Voting Systems in Johnson County, Kansas
- 2004 - Election Office Information Brochures
- 2002 - Election Reform Testimony to U.S. House Administration Committee
- 2001 - Celebration of Patriotism Program
- 1999 - Making Voting Popular Program
- 1997 - Promoting Voting - Student and Community Outreach Programs
- Digital Government Award of Excellence - 2007
Government to citizen, local government category - Digital Government Award of Excellence
Public Sector Websites Deliver to Residents - Best of the Web Award
Bringing Democracy to the People through the Internet
- IACREOT Award
Student and Community Outreach Programs
Outreach Programs
National, State and Local Levels
- National and State Outreach
View program topics presented - Community Outreach - History from 1995 to Current
Programs are designed to promote voter participation, generate
enthusiasm for elections and to celebrate patriotism - Adopt a Polling Place - Local Outreach
Organizations and/or businesses may adopt a polling place and serve
as election workers as a fundraising activity - Making Voting Popular (MVP) - Bi-state Outreach
Bi-state partnership program between election authorities and corporate
business community for recruitment of election workers
Last Updated: March 10, 2010 11:31 AM
