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Selectmen adopt VotingWorks electronic ballot tabulator as required by RSA 656:40
Summary
The Board voted unanimously to adopt the VotingWorks electronic ballot counting device; the Town Clerk prepared a letter and the Selectmen formally authorized the purchase and use as required by state statute RSA 656:40.
The Greenland Board of Selectmen formally voted June 1 to adopt the VotingWorks electronic ballot counting machine, which the Town Clerk had purchased in the spring. Town Administrator Tara Tucker explained that state law (RSA 656:40) requires Selectmen to vote to adopt an electronic ballot-counting device. "MOTION: P. Stanley moved to adopt the purchase and use of the VotingWorks electronic ballot counting machine," the minutes record; the motion was seconded, and the Board voted "all in favor." The Town Clerk prepared a letter for the Board’s signatures indicating their approval.
The minutes do not record technical details of installation or testing. The adoption vote satisfies the statutory requirement for the device to be used in town elections.
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