Indiana § 3-11-15-37 Retention of ballots for verification of election results

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-11-15-37 — Retention of ballots for verification of election results

Indiana § 3-11-15-37

Art. 11VOTING METHODS, SUPPLIES, AND

Ch. 15Ballot Card and Electronic Voting Systems; Additional

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Ind. Code § 3-11-15-37 (2026).

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Ballot card voting systems must rely on the
retention of ballots as a redundant means of verifying election results.
As a means of assuring accuracy in electronic voting systems, the unit
must incorporate multiple memories in the machine itself and in the
unit's programmable memory devices. To attain a measure of integrity
over the process, an electronic voting system must also maintain
images of each ballot that is cast so that records of individual ballots
are maintained by a subsystem independent and distinct from the main
vote detection, diagnostic, processing, and reporting path.

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Ballot card voting systems must rely on the
retention of ballots as a redundant means of verifying election results.
As a means of assuring accuracy in electronic voting systems, the unit
must incorporate multiple memories in the machine itself and in the
unit's programmable memory devices. To attain a measure of integrity
over the process, an electronic voting system must also maintain
images of each ballot that is cast so that records of individual ballots
are maintained by a subsystem independent and distinct from the main
vote detection, diagnostic, processing, and reporting path.