Pennsylvania HB258 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to ensure all elections are conducted in person at polling places.
Pennsylvania HB258 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to specify that all elections must be conducted in person at polling places, except for absentee ballots. This change aims to reinforce the secrecy in voting and the method of elections. The amendment requires the Secretary of the Commonwealth to advertise the proposed change and submit it to voters at the next eligible election.
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