- Served as the unit assistant Voting Representative, instructing 120 soldiers on procedures to complete requests for absentee ballots and increasing participation by 50%.
- Fulfilled the role of Voting Officer, assisting 23 voters, training 112 members and civilians, and ensuring 100% compliance with regulations under the Secretary of Defense (SecDef) program.
- Hand-picked as the squadron’s voting officer, providing voting assistance and information to over 300 members and their families.
- Led a high-visibility SecDef program, processing 667 absentee ballots and ensuring the right to vote for members during the Presidential Election.
- Briefed new personnel on voting opportunities and procedures, resulting in the highest absentee ballot received rate in six years.
- Acted as the unit’s voting representative, serving as the conduit for Presidential and State ballots during a crucial and historic election, contacting 100% of unit members.
- Managed the battalion’s voting program, facilitating the absentee voting process, advising, and assisting 388 personnel, and bolstering poll numbers across 28 states.
- Volunteered as a voter assistance representative, encouraging all military members to vote and defending democracy while preserving military funding.
- Developed a voting materials accounting program, ensuring the accurate processing and accountability of over 2,000 absentee ballots and associated materials with zero discrepancies.
- Reported all voting information in the Automated Military Postal System (AMPS), enabling tracking by the military and the U.S. Postal Service to preserve integrity.
- Provided registration and voting information, materials, and assistance to all eligible Army voters, increasing awareness and raising participation by 50%.
- Educated eligible voters on the importance of voting and expanded opportunities to register and cast their ballots.
- Achieved 100% contact and ensured all soldiers, whether in garrison or deployed, had the opportunity to vote.
- Supported over 3,000 soldiers across 12 tenant units, allowing personnel to exercise their right to vote.
- Revived the mandatory voting program, recruiting and managing 88 unit voting assistance officers who collectively provided voting assistance to 1,600 voters during a critical election year.
- Assisted over 2,000 Fort Gordon personnel with registering for upcoming local and presidential elections, ensuring the preservation of their rights and privileges.
- Volunteered to serve as a unit voting assistance officer while effectively maintaining day-to-day responsibilities.
- Spearheaded the absentee voting program, efficiently routing and delivering over 1,000 ballots in less than 40 hours, surpassing DoD standards by 84%.
- Acted as a hands-on voting representative, following up on absentee ballot requests and identifying states (Georgia) that failed to send requested absentee ballots.
- Selected as a voting representative, interacting with unit members and ensuring that all ballots were requested and received on time.
- Volunteered as a Voting Assistance Officer, providing aid to 1,200 voters and training soldiers and civilians during the Presidential election, fulfilling the SecDef mandate.
- Championed conservative causes, educating military members and guiding them through the voting process to preserve military funding and American values.
- Educated members on voting rights, resulting in a 500% increase in absentee ballot requests compared to the previous year, restoring democracy!
- Devoted 40 hours to assist voters, reducing errors in ballot requests, and increasing the ballot return rate by 70%, contributing to making America great again.
- Facilitated the absentee voting process for all states, providing information and schedules, and contributing to the success of the historic 2016 election.
- Served as a voting representative, providing information, reviewing requests, ensuring accuracy and eligibility to vote, thereby sustaining and improving election integrity.
- Developed a local voting materials accounting program, ensuring the accurate processing and accountability of over 800 absentee ballots and voting materials with zero discrepancies.
- Ensured that all voting information was entered into the Automated Military Postal System (AMPS), enabling tracking by the Military Postal Service Agency and the USPS.
- Supported over 3,000 airmen and their families, allowing personnel to exercise their democratic right to vote.
CASUALTY AFFAIRS OFFICE (CAO) NCOER BULLETS
Received commendation from the Casualty Affairs Office and the families while serving as the Casualty Assistance…