Administration of elections; requiring Secretary of the State Election Board to direct all counties to conduct post-election audits for specified elections. Effective date.

Added House of Representatives sponsors (Bullard, Hall, and Newton) to the bill's authorship list.

Updated the document title and header to reflect the 'Floor Version' status for the House.

The document title was updated from 'House Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', and the bill number was adjusted from 'SENATE BILL NO. 147' to 'SENATE BILL 147'.

The sponsor attribution was changed from 'Pederson and Bullard of the Senate... and Hall of the House' to 'Pederson of the Senate... and Newton of the House', indicating a change in the bill's sponsors or a correction of names.

Page reference numbers and tracking identifiers (e.g., 'Req. No.') were updated to reflect the new version of the document.

Added state header, session information, and committee substitute markings to the top of the document.

Adjusted line breaks and spacing within the definition of 'post-election audit' in Section 1, Subsection E, without changing the legal text.

Added Hall and Newton as co-sponsors of the bill in the enrolled version, reflecting the current leadership of the Senate and House.

Added a requirement that post-election audits must be conducted in accordance with the Secretary's previously promulgated policies, rules, or procedures.

The effective date for the act is explicitly set to November 1, 2025.

Renumbered the effective date provision from Section 4 to Section 2 to align with the standard legislative structure.

The requirement for post-election audits was clarified to apply to elections held on dates set forth in specific sections of the election code.

A grammatical error in the definition of 'post-election audit' was corrected by changing 'defined as means' to 'defined as a'.

The bill's title was updated to include 'clarifying language' instead of 'updating statutory language', and authorship details were adjusted.