El Paso Commissioners adopt federal legislative agenda, urge engagement on transportation, elections and immigration The court voted to adopt a 10-item federal legislative agenda aligned with NACo priorities — including multiyear surface transportation reauthorization, election infrastructure funding, and immigration reform — and authorized staff to pursue letters and CPF project submissions.

El Paso County is taking bold steps to shape its future with a new federal legislative agenda focused on transportation, elections, and immigration reform.

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Maricopa County invests 50% of budget in public safety and election infrastructure Board allocates significant funds for public safety and critical services for residents.

Maricopa County is stepping up its game by dedicating half of its budget to public safety and vital community services, ensuring a safer future for its 4.5 million residents.

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Town Council approves $21,000 purchase of VotoWorks voting machines Council discusses impact of House Bill 475 on local government budget calculations.

Plaistow's Selectmen just approved a $21,000 investment in VotoWorks machines to boost voting reliability, but a controversial new bill could shake up the town's budget and hiring practices!

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Anderson County considers purchasing bank building for election administration Court debates $4.75M bank purchase to improve election space and accessibility.

Anderson County is considering a groundbreaking drive-up window for election services to enhance accessibility for voters, especially the elderly—could this be the future of voting?

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County officials approve $7.6M contract for additional voting machines amid election overlap Officials validate contract to purchase 1,400 voting machines for back-to-back May elections.

Dallas County is about to invest $7.6 million in new voting machines to ensure a smooth electoral experience amid overlapping elections!

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