Indiana HB1166 mandates all elections use hand-marked paper ballots, prohibits absentee voting except for specific groups, and establishes an.

Indiana HB1166 outlines stringent election procedures, mandating that all elections in Indiana use secure, hand-marked paper ballots designed and made in Indiana. The bill specifies that these ballots must be embellished with a distinctive watermark and serialized numerically, prohibiting any other voting method. It mandates that ballots be counted by hand starting at 7 a.m. on election day. The bill also restricts absentee voting to specific groups, including military members, individuals with disabilities, and those required to work during polling hours.

Indiana HB1166 mandates all elections use hand-marked paper ballots, prohibits absentee voting except for specific groups, and establishes an.

Indiana HB1166 outlines stringent election procedures, mandating that all elections in Indiana use secure, hand-marked paper ballots designed and made in Indiana. The bill specifies that these ballots must be embellished with a distinctive watermark and serialized numerically, prohibiting any other voting method. It mandates that ballots be counted by hand starting at 7 a.m. on election day. The bill also restricts absentee voting to specific groups, including military members, individuals with disabilities, and those required to work during polling hours.