A bill for an act relating to the conduct of elections.

Removed the Governor's signature block, date, and transmittal letter, which are no longer needed in the final enrolled version.

Added standard legislative headers and section numbering to formalize the bill as an Enrolled Act.

Corrected a date in the election security section from an incomplete reference to April 30, 2002, and fixed minor text inconsistencies.

Requires law enforcement and political subdivisions investigating election misconduct to immediately notify the state commissioner, with specific notification protocols if the governor is involved.

Updates the deadline for filing election objection petitions from 28 days to 74 days for general elections, 42 days for school elections, and 25 days for special elections.

Mandates that all election equipment, including unused equipment, must be secured with tamper-evident seals at all times.

Revises recount thresholds and procedures, specifying that recounts for statewide measures require a petition signed by eligible electors equal to one percent of votes cast, while local measures use a one percent or fifty-vote threshold.

Adds a new ground for canceling voter registration if the registrant fails to correct defects after 90 days of attempted contact by the commissioner.

Defines 'election day' to explicitly include any day on which voting takes place in person, covering both regular and early voting periods.