Requires electronic voting system vendors disclose financial ties prior to electronic voting system approval by Secretary of State.
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This bill requires electronic voting system vendors operating in New Jersey to disclose any financial ties, including ownership and shareholder interests, to the Secretary of State before their voting systems are approved. Vendors must also report any changes to these relationships that exceed five percent. The goal is to increase transparency and security in the state’s voting process, mirroring similar legislation enacted in other states like Maryland and North Carolina.
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