1 | Representative(s) Gottlieb offered the following: |
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3 | Amendment to Amendment (426201) (with title amendment) |
4 | Between line(s) 2131 and 2132, insert: |
5 | Section 48. Section 101.5606, Florida Statutes, is amended |
6 | to read: |
7 | 101.5606 Requirements for approval of systems.--No |
8 | electronic or electromechanical voting system shall be approved |
9 | by the Department of State unless it is so constructed that: |
10 | (1) It permits and requires voting in secrecy. |
11 | (2) It permits each elector to vote at any election for |
12 | all persons and offices for whom and for which the elector is |
13 | lawfully entitled to vote, and no others; to vote for as many |
14 | persons for an office as the elector is entitled to vote for; |
15 | and to vote for or against any question upon which the elector |
16 | is entitled to vote. |
17 | (3) It immediately rejects a ballot where the number of |
18 | votes for an office or measure exceeds the number which the |
19 | voter is entitled to cast or where the tabulating equipment |
20 | reads the ballot as a ballot with no votes cast. |
21 | (4) For systems using paper ballots, it accepts a rejected |
22 | ballot pursuant to subsection (3) if a voter chooses to cast the |
23 | ballot, but records no vote for any office that has been |
24 | overvoted or undervoted. |
25 | (5) It is capable of correctly counting votes. |
26 | (6) It permits each voter at a primary election to vote |
27 | only for the candidates seeking nomination by the political |
28 | party in which such voter is registered, for any candidate for |
29 | nonpartisan office, and for any question upon which the voter is |
30 | entitled to vote. |
31 | (7) At presidential elections it permits each elector, by |
32 | one operation, to vote for all presidential electors of a party |
33 | or for all presidential electors of candidates for President and |
34 | Vice President with no party affiliation. |
35 | (8) It provides a method for write-in voting. |
36 | (9) It is capable of accumulating a count of the specific |
37 | number of ballots tallied for a precinct, accumulating total |
38 | votes by candidate for each office, and accumulating total votes |
39 | for and against each question and issue of the ballots tallied |
40 | for a precinct. |
41 | (10) It is capable of tallying votes from ballots of |
42 | different political parties from the same precinct, in the case |
43 | of a primary election. |
44 | (11) It is capable of automatically producing precinct |
45 | totals in printed, marked, or punched form, or a combination |
46 | thereof. |
47 | (12) If it is of a type which registers votes |
48 | electronically, it will permit each voter to change his or her |
49 | vote for any candidate or upon any question appearing on the |
50 | official ballot up to the time that the voter takes the final |
51 | step to register his or her vote and to have the vote computed. |
52 | (13) It is capable of producing a voter-verified paper |
53 | record suitable for a manual audit as specified in subsection |
54 | (14). |
55 | (14)(13) It is capable of providing paper records from |
56 | which the operation of the voting system may be audited. |
57 | (15)(14) It uses a precinct-count tabulation system. |
58 | (16)(15) It does not use an apparatus or device for the |
59 | piercing of ballots by the voter. |
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61 | ================ T I T L E A M E N D M E N T ============= |
62 | Remove line(s) 2304 and insert: |
63 | amending s. 101.5606, F.S.; requiring that an electronic |
64 | or electromechanical voting system be capable of producing |
65 | a voter-verified paper record that is suitable for a |
66 | manual audit; providing effective dates. |