SB1028 amends Tennessee election laws to mandate visible secure watermarks on all paper ballots and voting machine ballots.
SB1028 amends Tennessee election laws to require all paper ballots and voting machine ballots to include a visible secure watermark. The coordinator of elections must define the method and type of watermark used and its placement on each form of ballot. The watermark must be easily discernible for verification purposes by the counting board. The bill also mandates that all paper ballots be scanned, and digital images of the scanned ballots must be posted on the secretary of state's website.
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