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Ind. Code § 3-11-18.1-7

Designation of vote center county; criteria

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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 7. Before adopting an order designating a county as a vote center county under this chapter, the county election board must determine the following:
Sec. 7. Before adopting an order designating a county as a vote center county under this chapter, the county election board must determine the following:
(1) That the secure electronic connection as described under section 4(10)(B) of this chapter is sufficient to prevent: (A) any voter from voting more than once; and (B) unauthorized access by any person to: (i) the electronic poll lists for a precinct whose polls are to be located at the vote center; or (ii) the computerized list of voters of the county.
(1) That the secure electronic connection as described under section 4(9)(B) of this chapter is sufficient to prevent: (A) any voter from voting more than once; and (B) unauthorized access by any person to: (i) the electronic poll lists for a precinct whose polls are to be located at the vote center; or (ii) the computerized list of voters of the county.
(2) That the planned design and location of the equipment and precinct officers will provide the most efficient access for:
(A) voters to enter the polls, cast their ballots, and leave the vote center; and
(B) precinct election officials, watchers, challengers, and pollbook holders to exercise their rights and perform their duties within the vote center.
(2) That the planned design and location of the equipment and precinct officers will provide the most efficient access for:
(A) voters to enter the polls, cast their ballots, and leave the vote center; and
(B) precinct election officials, watchers, challengers, and pollbook holders to exercise their rights and perform their duties within the vote center.

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