Indiana § 3-11-15-26 Ballot counting software; retraction requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-15-26 — Ballot counting software; retraction requirements

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

(a)The ballot counting software must be designed in a modular fashion and not be self-modifying. Modular programs must consist of code written in relatively small and easily identifiable sections, with each unit having a single entry point and a single exit point. Each module must have a specific function that can be tested and verified more or less independently of the remainder of the code.

(b)A voting system may include a retraction feature that allows a vote cast on an absentee ballot that is:

(1)scanned into:

(A)a ballot card voting system; or

(B)an optical scan ballot card system; or

(2)entered into an electronic voting system; to be retracted if it is determined that the absentee ballot must be rejected under IC 3-11.5.

(c)The retraction feature described in subsection (b) mu

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(a) The ballot counting software must be
designed in a modular fashion and not be self-modifying. Modular
programs must consist of code written in relatively small and easily
identifiable sections, with each unit having a single entry point and a
single exit point. Each module must have a specific function that can
be tested and verified more or less independently of the remainder of
the code.
(b) A voting system may include a retraction feature that allows a
vote cast on an absentee ballot that is:
(1) scanned into:
(A) a ballot card voting system; or
(B) an optical scan ballot card system; or
(2) entered into an electronic voting system;
to be retracted if it is determined that the absentee ballot must be
rejected under IC 3-11.5.
(c) The retraction feature described in subsection (b) must assign a
unique identification number to each absentee ballot. The unique
identification number assigned to an absentee ballot may not include
any of the following information about the voter who cast the absentee
ballot:
(1) Name.
(2) Residence or mailing address.
(3) Telephone number.
(4) Social Security number.
(5) Date of birth.
(6) Date the voter registered.
(7) Indiana driver's license or state identification number assigned
by the bureau of motor vehicles.
(d) A county election board must implement a procedure to keep the
unique identification number described in this section secure from
unauthorized access. All unique identification numbers and any list that
contains a unique identification number is exempt from disclosure,
inspection, or copying under IC 5-14-3-4(b)(10).

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