Missoula County supports SB 162, Generally revise election laws, on the Senate floor this afternoon. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Missoula County supports SB 162: Generally revise election laws, up for hearing in the House State Administration Committee tomorrow morning. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever-increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Missoula County supports SB 162, Generally revise election laws, on the House floor this afternoon. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever-increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Missoula County continues to support SB 162 and SB 232, as amended, on the Senator floor this afternoon. SB 162 would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. SB 232 would expand Missoula County’s ability to utilize more tools to provide safe, efficient, secure elections.
Sent Feb. 19:
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Missoula County supports SB 162, Generally revise election laws, on the Senate floor this afternoon. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Please support SB 162.
Sent March 19:
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Missoula County supports SB 162: Generally revise election laws, up for hearing in the House State Administration Committee tomorrow morning. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever-increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Please support SB 162.
Sent April 4:
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Missoula County supports SB 162, Generally revise election laws, on the House floor this afternoon. This bill would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. Under current law and with the ever-increasing use of absentee voting, staff may work up to 40 hours straight tabulating votes. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. Missoula County supports the security concerns addressed in the bill and amendments.
Please support SB 162.
Sent morning of April 9:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County continues to support SB 162 and SB 232, as amended, on the Senator floor this afternoon. SB 162 would provide for more comprehensive election results across precincts to be delivered earlier upon closing of the polls. This bill would allow staff to begin this process sooner and avoid human error caused by exhaustion. SB 232 would expand Missoula County’s ability to utilize more tools to provide safe, efficient, secure elections.
Please support SB 162 and SB 232.