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Category: Bills
SB 188 – Statewide elections reporting system
Sponsored by: Senator Bill Cowsert, et al. Summary: Establishes a statewide an elections reporting system Click here for status and actions on this bill ACLU
SB 184 – Timeline for entering credit for voting data
Sponsored by: Senator Bill Cowsert, et al. Summary: Board of registrars must enter the credit for voting data into the statewide voter registration system within
SB 89 – Chief Elections Assistance Officer; procedures to address “low performing” county elections officials
Sponsored by: Senator Butch Miller, et al. Summary: Creates Chief Elections Assistance Officer position within the SOS office; allows the state to identify, suspend, and
SB 62 – Handling of absentee ballots, list maintenance
Sponsored By: Senator Lindsey Tippins, et al. Summary: Provides precinct name and designation appears on every ballot; provides the use of holographic security devices on
HB 701 – Shortens absentee voting by mail bill
Sponsored by: Rep. Barry Fleming Committee: : House Special Committee on Election Integrity Summary: Adds to the existing definition of “superintendent”: an individual appointed by
HB 270 – Shortens absentee voting by mail bill
Sponsored by: Rep. Barry Fleming, et al. Committee: House Special Committee on Election Integrity Summary: Shortens the absentee application window from four days prior to
HB 136 – Procedures for counties without boards of elections bill
Sponsored by: Rep. Eddie Lumsden, et al. Committee: House Special Committee on Election Integrity Summary: Bill adds a new Code section–in the event that a
HB 64 – Procedures for death of a candidate bill
Sponsored by: Rep. Houston Gaines, Rep. Marcus Wiedower Committee: House Special Committee on Election Integrity Summary: Addresses the situation in a nonpartisan election where a
HB 59 – Ranked choice voting and runoff timeline bill
Sponsored by: Rep. Wes Cantrell, et al. Committee: House Special Committee on Election Integrity Summary: Allows UOCAVA (military and overseas) voters to vote in primaries