Resident asks Collin County to adopt hand-marked paper ballots, citing study on ballot-marking devices
A member of the public urged the court to replace ballot-marking devices with hand-marked paper ballots for upcoming elections, citing a study about low error-detection rates by voters using BMDs.
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Chuck Reynolds addressed the Collin County Commissioners Court during the public comment period and asked the court to adopt hand-marked paper ballots for the November election and to phase out ballot-marking devices (BMDs).
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