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Committee considers shifting election-machine testing earlier in early voting period
Summary
Committee members discussed inserting language to require testing of election machines within 30 days of the start of early voting rather than within five days before election day, a change election officers said would better align with early voting timelines.
A conference committee on elections discussed inserting a provision to move the statutory deadline for testing election machines earlier in the early-voting period.
Committee member 1 described the current requirement: “In Kansas statute, the election officers have to test election machines within 5 days of an election. And by that point, they've been early voting for 15…
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