Sec. 9-150d. Use of voting machines to count absentee ballots. - Connecticut Statutes

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      Sec. 9-150d. Use of voting machines to count absentee ballots. A voting machine approved by the Secretary of the State under section 9-242 may be used to count absentee ballots in any municipality at an election, primary or referendum, provided the registrars of voters of the municipality approve the use of such machine and the Secretary of the State prescribes specifications for (1) the security, testing, set-up, operation and canvassing of the machine, (2) such absentee ballots, and (3) the training of election officials in the use of the machine.

      (P.A. 99-276, S. 10, 15.)

      History: P.A. 99-276 effective January 1, 2000.

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Statutes > Connecticut > Title9 > Chap145 > Sec9-150d

      Sec. 9-150d. Use of voting machines to count absentee ballots. A voting machine approved by the Secretary of the State under section 9-242 may be used to count absentee ballots in any municipality at an election, primary or referendum, provided the registrars of voters of the municipality approve the use of such machine and the Secretary of the State prescribes specifications for (1) the security, testing, set-up, operation and canvassing of the machine, (2) such absentee ballots, and (3) the training of election officials in the use of the machine.

      (P.A. 99-276, S. 10, 15.)

      History: P.A. 99-276 effective January 1, 2000.

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      Sec. 9-150d. Use of voting machines to count absentee ballots. A voting machine approved by the Secretary of the State under section 9-242 may be used to count absentee ballots in any municipality at an election, primary or referendum, provided the registrars of voters of the municipality approve the use of such machine and the Secretary of the State prescribes specifications for (1) the security, testing, set-up, operation and canvassing of the machine, (2) such absentee ballots, and (3) the training of election officials in the use of the machine.

      (P.A. 99-276, S. 10, 15.)

      History: P.A. 99-276 effective January 1, 2000.