State Election Commission Seeks $21.1M to Retire Scanner Loan and Flags E‑poll Book Risks Interim Election Commission Director Jenny Wooten asked the legislature for $21,100,000 nonrecurring to pay off a scanner lease and described additional requests: $1.5M recurring for county reimbursements, up to $18M to replace e‑poll books, and smaller nonrecurring items. She also warned about Wi‑Fi related data‑transmission problems that required manual uploads during a municipal election.

The State Election Commission is urgently requesting $21.1 million to tackle critical funding gaps and address alarming risks with election equipment ahead of the upcoming elections.

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State Board approves three de minimis hardware additions for Dominion voting systems On Sept. 19, 2025 the Michigan State Board of Canvassers approved three de minimis modifications adding the Dell Pro Max Slim XE computer to multiple Dominion configurations after staff said testing showed no effect on vote counts.

The Michigan State Board of Canvassers has approved key hardware updates to Dominion voting systems, ensuring the integrity of vote counting remains intact.

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Albemarle County electoral board approves April 21 ballot order, readies testing and staffing for special election The Albemarle County Electoral Board on Feb. 19 approved the ballot order and finalized testing, training and logistics for an April 21 special election on a constitutional amendment, reviewed recurring DS300 voting-machine errors and authorized a closed session on staffing and contracts.

The Albemarle County Electoral Board is gearing up for a pivotal special election on April 21, tackling voting machine issues and ensuring smooth operations for thousands of voters.

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Senator proposes pilot of ‘smart’ ballot drop boxes that scan barcodes and capture images Sen. Cal Musselman asked the subcommittee to fund a small pilot—five camera-enabled drop boxes that scan ballot barcodes, timestamp and capture a front-facing photo—to give county clerks a new tool for tracing destroyed or mass-dropped ballots; he proposed a modest $75,000 pilot and left data-retention and procurement questions for clerks and staff.

Sen. Cal Musselman is proposing a groundbreaking pilot of 'smart' ballot drop boxes that could revolutionize voting security by capturing images and tracking ballots in real-time.

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Registrar reports 188,443 ballots cast in 2025 special election; office highlights security and automation gains Registrar of Voters reported 188,443 ballots cast (46.6% turnout) in the 2025 special statewide election, noted vote‑by‑mail remains dominant (161,144 ballots), documented a short camera lapse at two drop boxes, and said automation (duplicate‑ballot software, automated signature verification) reduced staff workload for future elections.

Over 188,000 ballots were cast in the 2025 special election, showcasing a significant shift towards vote-by-mail and highlighting new security and automation advances.

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Elections board recommends county council release grant funds for new printers, tabulators The Erie County elections board voted to recommend that county council release Election Integrity Grant funds to buy new printers and longer trays and to upgrade tabulators, starting with about 40 units to serve 35–40 polling sites; county council must appropriate the funds before purchases proceed.

Erie County's Elections Board is pushing for new tech to ensure every ballot looks the same and counts accurately—will the county council approve the funds?

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League task force pushes for enabling legislation to let Colorado cities run proportional ranked voting At an October meeting, the League of Women Voters Colorado alternative voting task force resolved to ask the LeagueCO's elections team to pursue enabling legislation so municipalities can use proportional ranked voting; task force members cited software certification, auditing and coordination across counties as key a

The League of Women Voters Colorado is pushing for new legislation that could revolutionize voting in municipalities by introducing multiwinner proportional ranked voting!

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Marion County to Replace Outdated Polling Equipment Ahead of 2024 Election County officials seek approval to spend $17335 on new polling technology and Wi-Fi enhancement.

Marion County is racing against time to replace outdated polling equipment and secure mobile Wi-Fi for a seamless election experience!

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Voting Equipment Selection Committee Established to Enhance Election Security Standards Committee aims to standardize voting equipment while prohibiting wireless communication capabilities.

Utah is taking a bold step to secure its elections by creating a committee dedicated to updating voting equipment standards and eliminating wireless communication to prevent hacking.

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Commission Approves Mister Smith's Pay Sheet Ahead of November Special Election Commission approves pay sheet and discusses training logistics for upcoming special election.

The Madison County Election Commission is gearing up for a smooth November special election, with new technology and training on the agenda!

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County Officials Approve Lease For New EzyVote Sensors In Ballot Drop Boxes Officials plan to enhance election security with updated EzyVote sensors for drop boxes.

Mason County is stepping up its election security with cutting-edge EzyVote sensors for ballot drop boxes, ensuring your vote is protected like never before!

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Experts Discuss Technology's Role in Securing Voting Processes and Enhancing Voter Trust Panelists explore digital voting, security challenges, and fostering public trust in elections.

In Newton City, officials are tackling the delicate balance between innovative voting technology and the vital need for public trust in democracy.

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Pahrump officials debate billboard regulations amid tourism concerns Commissioners discuss the future of billboards in Pahrump and compliance with local rules.

A fierce debate ignited in Nye County over the future of Pahrump's billboards, as commissioners grappled with the balance between tourism appeal and regulatory compliance.

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Selectmen approve $21K purchase of new voting machines for town elections Selectmen agree to purchase three VotingWorks machines to enhance election accessibility.

Plaistow's selectmen tackle pressing issues like public safety staffing and a $21K investment in new voting machines that promise to transform election accessibility!

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Wyoming clerks discuss election integrity and auditing amid vote count concerns Clerks emphasize testing and auditing improvements following statewide election discrepancies.

Wyoming's county clerks are at the forefront of safeguarding election integrity, addressing critical concerns about voting machine reliability and the need for rigorous auditing processes.

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Elections Director seeks funding for new vote counting equipment in upcoming fiscal year Elections Director plans to purchase new counting machine to replace outdated model by next election.

Greenlee County is set to revolutionize its election process by investing in a cutting-edge vote counting machine, ensuring a more secure and efficient future for voters.

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Technology debate intensifies between candidates Jean and Kirby for party voting methods Jean favors paper ballots while Kirby advocates for verifiable electronic voting systems.

As Utah prepares for pivotal elections, candidates Kirby and Jean clash over the future of voting methods—will technology enhance transparency or compromise security?

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Meramec Town Council approves ImageCast voting machines for upcoming election Town Council certifies ImageCast machines for April election after successful testing.

Merrimack's Town Council just approved cutting-edge ballot counting machines to ensure a smoother and more secure voting experience in the upcoming election!

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Advocate calls for hand marked paper ballots as reliable voting solution Advocate emphasizes hand marked paper ballots as cost-effective and reliable voting method.

Georgia's Senate Committee on Finance is calling for a return to hand-marked paper ballots, labeling current voting machines "a nightmare" and igniting a crucial debate on election integrity.

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Connecticut Secretary of State allows transfer of voting tabulators to municipalities Connecticut's new bill enables Secretary of State to transfer voting equipment to towns.

Connecticut's House Bill 7129 could revolutionize local elections by directly equipping towns with essential voting technology, ensuring every community can vote with confidence.

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Dr Aguilar urges action on election integrity concerns in Weston County Dr Aguilar addresses voting irregularities and advocates for timely legislative measures.

Election integrity is under fire in Wyoming as a committee reveals shocking vote discrepancies, including a malfunctioning machine that flipped 62 votes!

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Voting issues reported in Williamson County amid high turnout and malfunctioning ballot machines Williamson County experiences significant problems with 30% of ballot marking devices during voting.

Voting machines in Williamson County malfunctioned at an alarming rate, impacting 30% of ballots and raising serious questions about election integrity.

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Weston County representatives clash over election integrity amid House Bill 215 debate Alan Slagle supports HB 215 citing machine vulnerabilities; Gail Simmons defends electronic voting accuracy.

Wyoming's election integrity hangs in the balance as lawmakers clash over the controversial House Bill 215, with calls for hand counting versus faith in electronic voting.

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Nevada Joins the Blockchain Revolution for Election Integrity
The question of election integrity is a heated topic in the USA.
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