“We look forward to continuing our shared mission of delivering secure, accurate and accessible election technology and services to election officials and voters across these four states.” – Mac Beeson, ES&S Vice President of Sales
ES&S and Printelect Extend Partnership for Another Decade
March 11, 2025 – Election Systems & Software (ES&S) and Printelect are proud to announce the renewal and expansion of their long-standing partnership. Under a new 10-year agreement extending through 2035, Printelect will continue serving as ES&S’ trusted partner for equipment sales, service and ballot printing in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. The expanded partnership now also includes Georgia.
For more than two decades, Printelect has been the regional arm for product sales and services for ES&S customers, ensuring jurisdictions across the territory have the critical resources, technology and support needed to carry out accurate and secure elections. With offices in Raleigh and New Bern, N.C., and more than 60 team members in their covered territory, Printelect brings both a proximity to and a history with local election officials. They have fostered a deep understanding of their needs, reinforcing ES&S’ commitment to outstanding service and reliability.
“The strength of our partnership with ES&S lies in the relationships we’ve built with election officials over the years,” said Owen Andrews, President & CEO of Printelect. “Renewing and expanding our partnership with ES&S provides a tremendous opportunity to bring our expertise and dedicated service to even more regional jurisdictions. We’re honored to extend our commitment to our customers and with our partner for another decade.”
“Printelect brings an expertise and dedication to election integrity that make them the perfect partner as we expand our collaboration,” said Mac Beeson, ES&S Vice President of Sales. “We look forward to continuing our shared mission of delivering secure, accurate and accessible election technology and services to election officials and voters across these four states.”