The process, known as "Sign, Scan, and Go," allows voters who drop off their mail-in ballots at vote centers to have them scanned and counted on-site, instead of waiting until the ballots are transported to the main elections office.
"I've been working in elections for 32 years. I started in 1993," Ronco said. "When we saw this bill pass, we jumped at the opportunity to make the process faster and more convenient for voters."
"The ballot scanner is programmed to read the X-Y coordinates on a ballot so that we know, for example, that particular mark is a vote yes or vote no for a proposition," Ronco explained.
Now, in its second year, the process is showing major improvements.
As with all election procedures, security remains a top priority.
Ronco says his team is ready for voters to turn out on Tuesday.
"We have our welcome invitation out," he said. "We're ready for everybody to show up on Election Day."
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