establishing voting procedures for electing town officers in unorganized towns or places.

This bill establishes voting procedures for unorganized towns or unincorporated places that lack a formal town government. When such an area reaches 100+ registered voters, the Secretary of State must hold an initial election using meeting-based voting (nominations from the floor and voting at a meeting), then ask residents whether future elections should use official ballots like towns do. The Secretary can also step in to oversee elections or designate a nearby town as a polling place if local elections cannot be organized without state assistance. These rules apply to all local, county, state, and federal elections in unorganized areas.