Publication of temporary polling locations required.
HF 993 requires county auditors and municipal clerks to publish the address, dates, and hours of temporary polling locations on their websites within five business days of designating them. It also mandates that the secretary of state post this same information on the state election website within five business days of receiving notice. This applies to temporary polling places established under existing law, such as those requested by federally recognized tribes for reservation voting or by colleges with 100+ on-campus students. The bill adds a public notice requirement to existing provisions without changing eligibility for temporary locations.
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Introduced Feb 17, 2025
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