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General Registrar

Job in Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota, 55792, USA
Listing for: Hanover County Government
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-06-23
Job specializations:
  • Social Work
    Government Administration
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 80000 - 100000 USD Yearly USD 80000.00 100000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Overview

Executive-level position serving as the County’s General Registrar/Director of Elections. Under the authority of the County Electoral Board and in accordance with Title 24.2, State Board of Elections guidance, and the General Registrar and Electoral Board (GREB) Handbook, administers voter registration and directs the conduct of all federal, state, and local elections in the locality. Appointed by the Electoral Board for a four-year term.

Organization

Appointed by and reports to the Electoral Board; leads the Voter Registration Office and supervises permanent and temporary staff. Performs duties required by law and duties delegated by the Electoral Board under Va. Code § 24.2-114.18. Works with the Electoral Board, Department of Elections/State Board, election officers, and county departments (e.g., finance, IT, facilities, HR, public safety) to deliver lawful, accessible, and secure elections.

Essential

Functions
  • Direct voter registration and election operations in compliance with Title 24.2, State Board guidance, and the GREB Handbook.
  • Maintain official voter records in the statewide voter registration system (VERIS); protect confidential information.
  • Perform voter list maintenance (agency transactions, voter updates, cancellations/removals as authorized, and required notices/mailings).
  • Administer early voting and absentee voting (in-person and by mail), including ballot tracking, required logs and chain-of-custody, and delivery of absentee materials to precincts to the Clerk. Operate the Central Absentee Precinct (CAP) and, in consultation with the Electoral Board, set CAP start time based on volume.
  • Manage precinct and polling place administration, including legal/ADA compliance, post-election reviews, and emergency relocations in consultation with the Electoral Board.
  • Plan election readiness: ballots/supplies and required reporting; program/test voting systems; maintain the equipment security plan with County IT; conduct L&A testing (with required notifications); seal/secure equipment; maintain chain-of-custody; deploy equipment and materials.
  • Recruit, assign, and evaluate election officers, including chiefs/assistant chiefs, subject to Electoral Board approval; deliver and document required training; certify training completion; maintain required postings and records.
  • Provide Election Day support and incident response; resolve eligibility questions; coordinate with the Electoral Board, election officers, and county partners.
  • Issue required notices and notifications; post/publish required materials; transmit abstracts, lists, and reports (including compliance reporting) to ELECT and other required authorities in a timely manner.
  • Support post-election activities: provisional reconciliation, materials transport to the Clerk, recount/audit transfers, canvass/certification support, and required reporting to the Department of Elections.
  • Process candidate and ballot-item filings, including reviews of required documents for accuracy and timeliness.
  • Maintain election and voter registration records; ensure lawful public access and retention.
  • Develop and administer the Voter Registration Office/Electoral Board budget; manage procurement, contracts, and inventory.
  • Supervise staff (hiring recommendations, performance, scheduling, and required administration) consistent with applicable rules and Board direction.
  • Serve as a primary public contact; provide accurate information and customer service with impartiality.
  • Other duties as assigned by the Electoral Board.
Working Conditions
  • Hazards:
    None Known
  • Environment:
    Office, warehouse, involved in logistics of equipment and travel to polling places
  • Physical Effort:
    May involve lifting up to 25 pounds if assisting with voting machines
  • FLSA Status:
    Exempt
  • No Compensatory Leave Accrual
Knowledge,

Skills and Abilities

Knowledge of Title 24.2;
State Board regulations/guidance; and GREB Handbook procedures. Knowledge of voter registration, early/absentee voting, precinct and polling place operations, election officer management, voting system security, and canvass/certification processes. Skill in applying complex rules and deadlines, maintaining accurate records, preparing…

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