Montana SB115 revises election laws to adjust the timeframe for public notices related to absentee ballot counting and voting systems.
Montana SB115 amends election laws to adjust the timeframe for public notices related to absentee ballot counting and voting systems. The bill specifies that election administrators must broadcast or publish notices about absentee ballot counting methods and locations at least two days and no more than 12 days before an election. It also mandates that information about voting systems, including diagrams, locations, and instructions, must be broadcast or published at least two days and no more than 12 days before an election. The changes are effective upon passage and approval.
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