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In 2004 ACORN signed a Joint Effort Agreement with Project Vote to conduct voter registration drives in cities and states where Project Vote detennined there was a large enough popUlation of unregistered minority, generally African American, persons who were eligible to vote. The agreement stated that ACORN would receive city and state goals for cards collected, which was based primarily on the analysis of how many unregistered minority persons were in the jurisdiction. The Joint Agreement does not set forth specific payment tenns because the cost to ACORN would vary depending on the demographic and characteristic~ of the jurisdiction. For example, ACORN anticipated that in some jurisdictions nationally it could obtain funding for voter registration from sources other than Proj ect Vote. Therefore, PV would have to cover less of the expenses for that drive. As a result it was not possible and therefore there was no effort made to set a fixed price to be paid for each application collected. The bottom line, however, was that ACORN and Project Vote understood that Project Vote would cover the overhead costs associated with the voter registration drives. As part of the effort, Project Vote had to make a detennination about how best to budget for these various voter registration programs. It was ultimately decided that the best way to develop a projected budget was to evaluate the estimated cost per card on a national basis. illotherwords, as part of its budgeting process, PV estimated what the average cost per card might be nationally in order to assess whether or not the anticipated voter registration programs could be cost effective. Generally speaking, PV estimated the various expenses associated with collecting registration applications on a national level. PV then calculated the number of applications it believed necessary to be collected on a national level in order to make the registration effort cost effective nationally. Based upon these calculations, PV developed an aggregate national budget based upon an estimated cost per application of$6.25. Based upon this budgeting model, Project Vote asked for and received collection numbers from the local offices in order to detennine the effectiveness of the local registration effort. Thus, it was never intended that PV would pay a fixed price for each application collected. With regard to the effort undertaken in Washington State, PV detennined to reimburse ACORN for all actual costs incurred. This was done in order to insure that the actual costs incurred by ACORN in Washington State were reimbursed and not just the estimated costs. The plan was implemented with this in mind. ill Washington, ACORN began to collect cards in the middle of July. It appears to have covered its own costs through the middle of August when it submitted an invoice for reimbursements on August 12. By this time approximately 687 applications had been collected and ACORN appeared to be ahead of the estimated projected budget ofS6.25 per application. Based upon the fact that ACORN appeared to be within budget, it
was reimbursed based upon the estimated aggregate budgeted amount for the next four invoices. As it turned out, however, ACORN came in substantially under budget based upon the collection of approximately 5800 applications. As a result, ACORN received approximately $5.00 per application as opposed to the estimated $6.25 per card estimate. Thus it is evident that there was never any agreement that ACORN be paid a fixed amount per card.
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1 C. Pierce County 2 The Elections
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