Massachusetts H842 mandates 24-hour video surveillance for all unattended ballot boxes, with signs indicating constant monitoring.
Massachusetts H842 enhances the security of unattended ballot boxes by requiring election officers to install 24-hour video surveillance for each box in their jurisdiction. The bill mandates that these cameras be motion-activated, record footage, and remain operational during all types of elections. The recorded footage can be stored in cloud storage. Additionally, a sign must be posted on or near each drop box to inform the public that it is under constant surveillance.
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