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Over one million absentee ballots distributed to GA
May 8, 2020
(ATLANTA)-Georgia election officials, working with Dominion Voting and Runbeck Election Services, have sent more than one million absentee ballots to Georgia voters for the June 9 primary election. The new development underscores the speed and efficiency with which county election officials are processing absentee ballot requests and the excellent work of the mail vendors and the U.S. Postal Service to get the ballots in the mail and delivered to voters.
https://runbeck.net/over-1-million-georgia-voters-received-absentee-ballots-for-the-june-primary/
https://runbeck.net/runbeck-quadruples-vote-by-mail-capacity-with-11-new-high-speed-inserters/
For the 2020 general election, Runbeck’s vote-by-mail services and other election products and technology will reach more than 70 million voters in over 21 states and the District of Columbia—more than one third of the estimated number of registered voters in the United States.
https://runbeck.net/runbeck-quadruples-vote-by-mail-capacity-with-11-new-high-speed-inserters/
Phoenix, Arizona (August 31, 2020) – Runbeck Election Services (Runbeck), an elections services company focused on delivering election printing, equipment and software solutions, announced it has installed 11 new BB700 S2 high-speed inserters adding to the five inserters currently in operation. With this additional equipment, Runbeck now has the ability to manufacture 1.5 million ballot packets each day. In comparison to the 3.8 million ballot packets produced for the 2016 general election, Runbeck estimates they will print and mail 15 million ballot packets for the 2020 general election.
“We have been planning operations for the 2020 election for several years. When the coronavirus pandemic began to hit the United States, we foresaw the increased need for vote-by-mail and immediately placed the order to purchase additional inserters from W+D North America,” said Jeff Ellington, President and COO at Runbeck. “The 11 new inserters are successfully installed, and we stand ready to execute our operations for the general election.”
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W+D North America Inc.
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Lenexa, Kansas
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About us
Winkler + DĂĽnnebier GmbH (W+D) is a German based engineer and manufacturer of converting, packing automation and printing technology (inkjet, offset and flexo) for the paper, paperboard, tissue, envelope, packaging and securities markets.
The world headquarters for W+D is located about one hour from Frankfurt, Germany in the town of Neuwied. W+D is the largest supplier of envelope converting, printing and inserting solutions in the mail market. W+D is a Barry Wehmiller group company.
W+D North America Inc. in Lenexa, Kansas is the sales, parts, service and technical support organization owned by W+D GmbH which manages the U.S. and Canadian markets.
https://news.yahoo.com/bluecrest-runbeck-election-services-team-145700050.html
BlueCrest and Runbeck Election Services Team up to Tackle Vote-by-Mail Surge
September 23, 2020
With the expansion of Vote-by-Mail during the global coronavirus pandemic, BlueCrest and Runbeck Election Services have teamed up to help their clients meet the surge in mail-in ballot printing, inserting, and sorting.
Runbeck expanded its Vote-by-Mail operations in 2006 when Arizona decided to provide greater access to mail voting for its constituents. Since then, Runbeck has steadily built its equipment footprint to include the BlueCrest Vantage Sorter with new Mixed Mail Stackers. In anticipation of the 2020 election, Runbeck’s upgrade to the Vantage Sorter by BlueCrest increased their output from 24,000 pieces-per-hour to 50,000 pieces-per-hour, all while reducing the footprint of the machinery.
“With the increase in demand for mail ballots this year, we decided to bring in the Vantage with Mixed Mail Stackers by BlueCrest a year earlier than we planned in order to get the extra power we needed to get through the November election,”