Nevada AB367 enhances language access in elections by requiring voting materials in multiple languages and creating an advisory committee.
Nevada AB367 makes various changes to improve language access in elections. It mandates that voting materials be available in certain languages, particularly for minority groups with limited English proficiency. The bill requires county and city clerks to provide information and voting materials in these languages, including sample ballots and notices at polling places. It also establishes a Language Access Advisory Committee to identify language access programs, coordinate with community organizations, and recommend improvements.
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