Indiana § 3-5-2.1-111 "Voting system"

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-5-2.1-111 — "Voting system"

Indiana § 3-5-2.1-111

Art. 5GENERAL PROVISIONS

Ch. 2.1Definitions

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Ind. Code § 3-5-2.1-111 (2026).

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"Voting system" means, as provided in 52 U.S.C. 21081:

(1)the total combination of mechanical, electromechanical, or electronic equipment (including the software, firmware, and documentation required to program, control, and support that equipment) that is used:

(A)to define ballots;

(B)to cast and count votes;

(C)to report or display election results; and

(D)to maintain and produce any audit trail information; and

(2)the practices and associated documentation used:

(A)to identify system components and versions of those components;

(B)to test the system during its development and maintenance;

(C)to maintain records of system errors and defects;

(D)to determine specific system changes to be made to a system after the initial qualification of the system; and

(E)to make available a

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"Voting system" means, as provided in 52
U.S.C. 21081:
(1) the total combination of mechanical, electromechanical, or
electronic equipment (including the software, firmware, and
documentation required to program, control, and support that
equipment) that is used:
(A) to define ballots;
(B) to cast and count votes;
(C) to report or display election results; and
(D) to maintain and produce any audit trail information; and
(2) the practices and associated documentation used:
(A) to identify system components and versions of those
components;
(B) to test the system during its development and maintenance;
(C) to maintain records of system errors and defects;
(D) to determine specific system changes to be made to a
system after the initial qualification of the system; and
(E) to make available any materials to the voter (such as
notices, instructions, forms, or paper ballots).