Amendment in Election House Bill Would Shorten Early Voting Period in Indiana

Amendment to Election Bill Would Shorten State's Early Voting Period

Source: KimWellsMedia / kimwellsmedia STATEHOUSE — An amendment to an election bill from the Indiana House would reduce the number of days for Indiana’s early voting period. House Bill 1359, authored by State Representative Timothy Wesco (R-Osceola), primarily addresses when local election officials may scan early-voting ballots. On Monday, the Indiana Senate Elections Committee approved an amendment to the bill proposed by Republican Senators t…

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Amendment in election house bill would shorten early voting period in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS -- Lawmakers are considering a bill that would reduce the early voting window ahead of the May primary. The original language in House Bill 1359, which was authored by State Representative Timothy Wesco (R-Osceola), centered on rules for when local election officials can scan early voting ballots. However, the Indiana Senate Elections Committee approved [...]

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