West Virginia HB4935 mandates paper ballots for all elections, banning electronic voting systems.

West Virginia HB4935 requires paper ballots in all elections, prohibiting the use of electronic voting systems. The bill mandates that all votes be hand-counted and that voters present a government-issued photo identification card to be eligible to vote. It repeals existing provisions that authorized the use of electronic voting systems and establishes new standards for voting system accessibility for individuals with disabilities.

West Virginia HB4935 mandates paper ballots for all elections, banning electronic voting systems.

West Virginia HB4935 requires paper ballots in all elections, prohibiting the use of electronic voting systems. The bill mandates that all votes be hand-counted and that voters present a government-issued photo identification card to be eligible to vote. It repeals existing provisions that authorized the use of electronic voting systems and establishes new standards for voting system accessibility for individuals with disabilities.