PUBLIC MEETINGS: Provides for the method of voting in public meetings

HB 73 amends Louisiana law to allow public bodies (like city councils, school boards, and parish commissions) to use electronic voting machines for recording votes during public meetings. The bill requires that any electronic voting system must publicly display each member's vote in real time, while maintaining the existing requirement for voice votes to be recorded in public minutes. It applies only to future meetings and does not affect ongoing legal cases. This change standardizes voting methods for transparency but does not alter the substance of legislative decisions.