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Another #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight on one of the incredible women working to make sure that voters can continue to cast their ballots during COVID-19. Today we’ll hear from Alice Miller, Executive Director of the DC Board of Elections and 2003 NASED President. @Vote4DCpic.twitter.com/dm4z7CrnoU
Q1: How long have you been in elections/your role? A1: 32 years total. Working as the General Counsel for the DC Board of Elections and/or in the capacity as the Executive Director for the Board a total of 25 years. Working at the EAC for 7 yrs. as the COO/Acting ED.
Q2: What got you interested in elections? A2: Voting rights.
Q3: What’s the best part of your job? A3: Meeting the challenges associated with each election and working with the staff to safeguard the integrity and overall success of each election for the voters of the District of Columbia.
Thank you, Alice, for your work on behalf of the voters of DC and across the country!
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