Modifies provisions relating to elections

This bill updates Missouri election laws by repealing eight outdated sections and replacing them with new definitions for key terms used in voting procedures. The primary changes clarify how electronic voting systems must operate, specifically requiring that vote-counting equipment be physically isolated from internet networks to prevent unauthorized access. It also redefines several concepts, such as "air-gapped" technology and "established political party," to ensure consistency in how election officials describe and manage voting processes. By modernizing these definitions, the legislation aims to provide clearer guidelines for administering elections while maintaining strict security standards for digital voting tools.