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HB25-1089

County Mail Ballot Signature Verification Requirements

Concerning the authority of a county clerk and recorder to allow a team of bipartisan election judges to verify signatures in a mail ballot election.
Session:
2025 Regular Session
Subject:
Elections & Redistricting
Bill Summary

Currently, in every mail ballot election coordinated with or conducted by a county clerk and recorder, a single election judge personally conducts the review of each mail ballot for purposes of signature verification, unless the county clerk and recorder allows the election judge to use a signature verification device. The bill authorizes the county clerk and recorder to allow a team of bipartisan election judges, rather than a single election judge, to review mail ballots for purposes of signature verification. The bill authorizes the secretary of state to adopt rules concerning the procedure for using a team of bipartisan election judges for such signature verification.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

Status

Introduced
Under Consideration

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