Sec. 20. The county election board is responsible for the care and custody of all ballot card voting systems while not in use. IC 3-11-7.5 Chapter 7.5. Approval of Electronic Voting Systems 3-11-7.5-1 Necessity for approval 3-11-7.5-2 Submission of application for approval 3-11-7.5-3 Compliance with statutes required for approval 3-11-7.5-4 Standards for approval; tests to be conducted before approving system; marketing, sale, lease, or installation of voting system; expiration of approval 3-11-7.5-5 Proposed changes to voting system; tests to be conducted before approval; criteria for approval; marketing, sale, lease, or installation of changes; expiration of approval 3-11-7.5-6 Repealed 3-11-7.5-7 Voting system must meet specifications 3-11-7.5-8 Secrecy 3-11-7.5-9 Potential for voting for any candidate or on any public question 3-11-7.5-10 Capability of system; voting straight or split ticket variations; candidates elected to school board or at-large offices 3-11-7.5-11 Multiple vote prevention feature 3-11-7.5-12 Single party primary voting potential 3-11-7.5-13 Accuracy in registering and counting votes 3-11-7.5-14 Security against unauthorized voting 3-11-7.5-15 Voter counting device 3-11-7.5-16 Votes cast counting device; security against voting upon removal of device 3-11-7.5-17 Prevention of voting outside polling hours 3-11-7.5-18 System identification number 3-11-7.5-19 Repealed 3-11-7.5-20 Repealed 3-11-7.5-21 Adoption and procurement of system 3-11-7.5-22 Requirement of written guarantee to keep electronic voting system in working order 3-11-7.5-23 Phase in of system 3-11-7.5-24 County election board responsible for care and custody of voting systems when not in use 3-11-7.5-25 Experimental use of system 3-11-7.5-26 Examination of previously approved voting system; rescission of approval; prohibition of use 3-11-7.5-27 Filing contracts, leases, or purchase orders with election division 3-11-7.5-28 Expiration of approval of voting system; renewal of approval; notice of request for renewal; conditions
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