House panel backs making accessible voting machines program permanent
The House Election Law Committee voted unanimously to recommend HB 67, which would move a temporary pilot that shares state-owned accessible voting machines with towns into a permanent program and authorize funding to buy additional systems.
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The House Election Law Committee voted 17-0 to recommend that the full House pass HB 67, a bill to convert a temporary pilot program that shares state-owned accessible voting machines with municipalities into a permanent statewide arrangement and to authorize funding for additional equipment.
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