Secure, Accurate, and Verifiable Elections Act mandates paper ballots, limits absentee voting, and enhances election oversight.
The Secure, Accurate, and Verifiable Elections Act standardizes paper ballots for all elections, prohibits electronic poll books, and mandates a hand count of ballots. It restricts absentee voting to specific groups and requires absentee ballot applications to include signatures and witness signatures. The act also mandates chain of custody for all voting system components, allows public observation of the ballot count, and requires managers and clerks to take an oath.
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