Press Release: Secretary of State Wes Allen Hosts Essential Training for Alabama’s Boards of Registrars
Montgomery, AL – Secretary of State Wes Allen successfully concluded a series of eight multi-day training sessions aimed at enhancing the skills of Alabama’s Boards of Registrars. Held over the past weeks, these sessions were designed to equip registrars for the upcoming 2026 election cycle and were conducted by Allen and his dedicated Elections Division team.
“Hands-on training is vital for preparing registrars to manage voter registration effectively,” stated Allen. “Our interactive, lab-based sessions allowed participants to develop their skills in voter registration and election management with guidance from Alabama’s statewide team.”
The Boards of Registrars play a crucial role in the electoral process, responsible for both the registration and removal of voters in each county. They also maintain the integrity of voter files in accordance with state and federal laws. “The work performed by Alabama’s Boards of Registrars is essential for ensuring the administration of fair, secure, and transparent elections,” Allen emphasized.
In his closing remarks, Allen expressed gratitude to the registrars for their commitment and active participation, acknowledging the vital role they play in their communities and the state. He also thanked his Elections Division staff, including Director of Elections Jeff Elrod and Supervisor of Voter Registration Candace Payne, for their hard work in preparing and conducting the training sessions.
The training sessions mark a critical step in enhancing election preparedness as Alabama gears up for elections in the coming years. Allen’s leadership and dedication to the electoral process underscore the importance of collaboration and continuous learning in maintaining the integrity of Alabama’s voting system.
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