September 24 Round Table Meeting Highlights Board of Elections & Voter Registration

Charleston County Councilwoman Anna B. Johnson of District 8 will hold her monthly round table discussion on Wed., 
Sept. 24, for citizens to learn more about Charleston County Government programs and services. The meetings normally 
are held at 12:30 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of every month at the John’s Island Regional Library located at 3531 
Maybank Highway on Johns Island. 
 
The Sept. 24 meeting will highlight the Board of Elections & Voter Registration with Executive Director Joe Debney as the 
guest speaker. At the meeting, citizens will have the opportunity to register for a photo ID, which is required in order to 
vote. Mr. Debney and his staff will be on site to register citizens and take their photographs. The ID’s will then be mailed to 
the citizens at a later date. 
 
Registered voters will need to bring a form of identification in order to sign up for an ID. Non-registered voters will need 
more documentation in order to register to vote. Those citizens will need to have the following: either a current and valid 
photo ID or a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other government document showing their name 
and address in the county. 
 
If you plan to attend and have questions about registering to vote or for an ID, please contact: (843) 744-VOTE (8683). 
 
Topics for the September meeting: 
• Voter registration and Photo ID requirements 
• Early voting and curbside voting procedures 
• Student voting 
• Questions and answers regarding the election process

Citizens do not need to register in advance for the round table meetings. For more information or to provide ideas for 
upcoming topics, contact Charleston County Councilmember Anna B. Johnson: 
• By email at: ajohnson@charlestoncounty.org 
• By phone at: (843) 795-3970 
• By mail at: Post Office Box 13975; James Island, SC 29422

“My purpose for holding these monthly meetings is to share information about County-related issues and to listen to 
citizens’ concerns. Each month, different speakers are invited to address topics of interest as expressed 
by the public.”