Nueces County to consider $3.8 million plan to replace aging voting machines
Elections staff told commissioners the county’s voting equipment (purchased in 2006) is outdated and proposed using $700,000 in special revenue plus a $3.1 million certificates-of-obligation (CO) issue to reach roughly $3.8 million; vendor Hart (Verity) is the only currently certified option for vote centers.
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Elections staff told the commissioners that the county’s voting equipment, purchased in 2006, is failing and that replacement would require a combination of existing sinking funds and a CO issue.
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