Michigan HB4720 prohibits electronic voting systems with parts from entities listed on the FCC's covered communications equipment list.

Michigan HB4720 amends election laws to prohibit the use of electronic voting systems containing parts or equipment from entities listed on the FCC's covered communications equipment list. The bill mandates that electronic voting systems must meet specific criteria, including providing secrecy, using paper ballots, and being accessible to voters with disabilities. It also requires electronic tabulating equipment to reject ballots with errors, such as votes for more than one political party.

Michigan HB4720 prohibits electronic voting systems with parts from entities listed on the FCC's covered communications equipment list.

Michigan HB4720 amends election laws to prohibit the use of electronic voting systems containing parts or equipment from entities listed on the FCC's covered communications equipment list. The bill mandates that electronic voting systems must meet specific criteria, including providing secrecy, using paper ballots, and being accessible to voters with disabilities. It also requires electronic tabulating equipment to reject ballots with errors, such as votes for more than one political party.