Indiana § 3-11-15-23 Electronic voting system; preservation of electronic images of ballots

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-15-23 — Electronic voting system; preservation of electronic images of ballots

Indiana·Art. 11 VOTING METHODS, SUPPLIES, AND·Ch. 15 Ballot Card and Electronic Voting Systems; Additional

To attain a measure of integrity over the
process, the electronic voting systems must also maintain an image of
each ballot that is cast, such that records of individual ballots are
maintained by a subsystem independent and distinct from the main vote
detection, interpretation, processing, and reporting path. The electronic
images of each ballot must protect the integrity of the data and the
anonymity of each voter, for example, by means of storage location
scrambling. The ballot image records may be either machine-readable
or manually transcribed, or both, at the discretion of the vendor.

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To attain a measure of integrity over the
process, the electronic voting systems must also maintain an image of
each ballot that is cast, such that records of individual ballots are
maintained by a subsystem independent and distinct from the main vote
detection, interpretation, processing, and reporting path. The electronic
images of each ballot must protect the integrity of the data and the
anonymity of each voter, for example, by means of storage location
scrambling. The ballot image records may be either machine-readable
or manually transcribed, or both, at the discretion of the vendor.

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