Pennsylvania HB1422 amends mail-in voting procedures, including ballot return locations and video monitoring.
Pennsylvania HB1422 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to enhance mail-in voting procedures. It mandates that ballot return locations be monitored by video recording during operating hours, with recordings available for public inspection and retained for two years. These locations must be considered polling places, subject to all accessibility and observer access requirements. Inspectors from the two parties with the highest number of registered electors must monitor ballot return locations, and if unavailable, the location cannot operate.
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