Face shields, temperature checks and disposable pens are just some of the safeguards Florida officials plan to employ to combat COVID-19, as they brace for elections in August and November.

Collectively, Florida’s 67 county supervisors of elections have decades of experience responding to disasters. They’ve combated hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, wildfires and even the historic Bush vs. Gore meltdown in 2000.

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