Public Law 68
Summary
The bill requires every Indiana county election board to file a comprehensive report after each primary, special, municipal, and general election, including expense data and vote totals, and to transmit the results electronically within 14 days. It also establishes procedures for sealing, preserving, and eventually disposing of ballots and related materials, while ensuring revised results after recounts are promptly reported and posted online in a downloadable format. The changes affect county election officials, the state election division, and circuit court clerks, aiming to increase transparency and consistency in election administration.
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