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SB @*^ Explained That’s SB 286.

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1 Explained That’s SB 286

2 86 Sections 22 – Updates to Voter List / Roster usage
17 – additions to accommodate vote centers 13 – exempts vote centers out of certain requirements (yay vote centers) 9 – General Cleanup 7 – Multiple requirements/changes 6 – Definition Changes 6 – Updates to accommodate multiple days of voting (sounds like vote centers) 5 – Kitchen Sink/Other Stuff that no one knew where to put 2 – The John G. Clause (where it really started)

3 Where it all began (the John G. Clause)
Sections 22 and 22.5 Code Section 3015, 3016 Allows VBM Voter to receive regular ballot without surrendering a vote by mail ballot. Requires epollbook, vote center, or other method for counties to cancel VBM ballot in EMS and process in near-real time.

4 Part 1 - Changes to Definitions
Sec# Code Section Description Details 2 325 Definition of INSPECTOR Supervisor of Polling places 4 338.5 Definition of POLLING PLACE Includes Vote Centers 5 338.6 Definition of PRECINCT Defines how precincts are grouped for vote centers 7 349.5 Definition of ROSTER Roster is the list of voters that becomes official once signed by voter or marked by election official. 8 357.5 Definition of VOTE CENTER Clarifies a location for conducting vote center elections. 9 359.2 Definition of VOTER LIST Voter List is the registered list of voters - it's updated with information once voters have voted.

5 Part 2 – Applying Definitions
Changes for New Terms – Roster and Voter List Sec# Code Section 10 2154 19 2226 69 14430 11 2155 27 10545 71 15111 12 Art. 5 title 49 14107 76 15278 13 2183 49.5 14108 78 17001 14 2184 55 14217 79 17300 15 2185 57 14243 84 18380 17 2191 59 14246 18 2221 64 14310

6 Part 3 – Add Sections for Vote Centers
Code Section Details 1 319.5 Electioneering 3 336.5 One Percent Audit 6 339 Precinct Board members 34 12283 School buildings as polling places. 42 13303 Sending county voter information guides 44 14102 Specifies Quantity of Ballots at vote centers (Sufficient quantity) 45 14103 Specifies method of delivery of ballots or ballot stock 53 14212 Time of polls being open. 58 14244 For challenges – expand to countywide vs. precinct. 63 14300 Specifies quantity of ballots to be sufficient

7 Part 3 – Add Sections for Vote Centers
Code Section Details 68 14228 Certificate of ballots vote Center 72 15201 requirements for transporting ballots 73 15250 votes counted on a voting machine 74 Prevent voting after polls closed 75 15251 Allowance for results to be centralized 82 17305 Removes arranging ballots by precincts for storage 83 17306

8 Part 4 – Exemptions for Vote Centers
Sec# Code Section Details 28 Posting name of precinct board members. 29 12106 Publish list of polling places 30 12107 contract rate for publishing poll places 31 12108 Posting Party of precinct board members. 32 12224 Dividing voters into two precinct boards. 33 12281 Relocating a polling place. 35 12286 Assign Precincts to Polling places.

9 Part 4 – Exemptions for Vote Centers
Sec# Code Section Details 38 12313 Appointing voters to fill role of precinct board members 39 12318 List of precinct board members to central committee 41 13101 Governor ordering new election for a precinct due to loss or destruction of precinct ballots. 65 14403 What to do at poll closing with ballot containers 66 14404 What to do at poll closing with unused ballots 67 14405 Certificate of performance at poll place

10 Part 5 – Multiple Days of Voting (again, for vote centers)
Sec# Code Section Details 16 2189 Information for Electronic or printed roster 20 2300 Updated Voter Bill of Rights 21 3005 Procedures for Mandatory VBM Precincts (returning ballots) 24 3021 VBM sending due to illness or disability 40 12321 New declaration of intention for inspector 77 15320 Processing VBM Ballots dropped off at poll place

11 Part 5 – Multiple Days of Voting (again, for vote centers)
Sec# Code Section Details 16 2189 Information for Electronic or printed roster 20 2300 Updated Voter Bill of Rights 21 3005 Procedures for Mandatory VBM Precincts (returning ballots) 24 3021 VBM sending due to illness or disability 40 12321 New declaration of intention for inspector 77 15320 Processing VBM Ballots dropped off at poll place

12 Part 6 – Cleanup Language (minor changes)
Sec# Code Section Details 23 3017 Ensuring secrecy of ballots returned to polling places 36 12310 Compensation to precinct boards 37 12312 Time away from work/service for voting 43 13315 VBM Applications to not be included in VBM packets. 47 State VIG at polling places 48 Referencing HAVA 2002. 50 14113 Securing ballot containers 51 14200 What to post at polling places 46 14105 Poll place voter list

13 Part 7 – Kitchen Sink/Other Stuff (probably not vote center related)
Sec# Code Section Details 25 3108 changes to procedures to accommodate multiple days of voting for Military/Overseas returning to country. 26 3109 Cleanup to language for re-issuing VBM ballots to Military voters who return to country. 51 14200 Language requirements posted for voters requesting assistance. 70 14432 Securing voter list for epollbooks 80 17303 Electronic preservation of roster from epollbooks 81 17304

14 Part 8 – Multiple Changes per Section (read these carefully)
Code Section Details 46 14105 1) Markings for ballot containers; 2) changes to copies of the write-in list; 3) Changes to printed copies of materials and posters for Primary Elections; 4) Provide an Accessible copy of the voting list. 52 14202 Procedures at polls: 1) Only one printed copy of the voter list for polling place; 2) Vote Centers provide Access to voter list. 54 14216 Voting procedures at polls: 1) Changes needed for voter putting name in roster; 2) Electronic Capture of voter signature; 3) voter can state or provide name. 56 14240 For challenging a voter: 1) Changes for roster definition; 2) Changes to allow for county wide check at vote center; 3) changes to accommodate multiple days of voting. 60 14294 Procedures for voting: 1) Changes for voter list definition; 2) Allowance for electronic pollbooks to use electronic who voted list 61 14297 For updating roster and voter list: 1) Changes for voter list definition; 2) Allowance for vote centers and epollbooks to update only electronic roster 62 14298 For updating roster and voter list: 1) Only one printed copy of the voter list for polling place; 2) New warning notice placed neear epollbook.

15 Part 8 – Multiple Changes per Section (…funny guy….)
Code Section Details 46 14105 Items furnished to polling places: 1) Markings for ballot containers; 2) changes to copies of the write-in list; 3) Changes to printed copies of materials and posters for Primary Elections; 4) Provide an Accessible copy of the voting list. 52 14202 Procedures at polls: 1) Only one printed copy of the voter list for polling place; 2) Vote Centers provide Access to voter list. 54 14216 Voting procedures at polls: 1) Changes needed for voter putting name in roster; 2) Electronic Capture of voter signature; 3) voter can state or provide name.

16 Part 8 – Multiple Changes per Section
Code Section Details 56 14240 For challenging a voter: 1) Changes for roster definition; 2) Changes to allow for county wide check at vote center; 3) changes to accommodate multiple days of voting. 60 14294 Procedures for voting: 1) Changes for voter list definition; 2) Allowance for electronic pollbooks to use electronic who voted list 61 14297 For updating roster and voter list: 1) Changes for voter list definition; 2) Allowance for vote centers and epollbooks to update only electronic roster

17 Part 8 – Multiple Changes per Section
Code Section Details 62 14298 For updating roster and voter list: 1) Only one printed copy of the voter list for polling place; 2) New warning notice placed near epollbook.

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