Elections.

Summary

The bill would make all Indiana elections use secure paper ballots that are designed and printed in the state, marked by voters, and counted manually. It also mandates live video of the counting process, limits precinct size, and bans early voting, internet voting, mass mail‑in voting, ballot harvesting and drop boxes. The goal is to increase transparency and security, but it would restrict many existing voting options.

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