Who decides on the approved voting machine vendors?

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The locality decides based on the approved list from the state board of elections.

The decision on the voting machine vendors is ultimately made by the locality.
It must be one of the vendors on the approved list from the state.
The state board of elections interprets which vendors can be chosen.
The process involves selecting from the list of approved vendors.

Gale A. Brewer

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On the voting machines, I don't really so you're saying, what?

4:16:56

25, 26?

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Is when the decision so it's not gonna be this year, but that has to go through a process.

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Are we gonna end up with what was discussed in Albany or does the Locality decide.

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Is that how it's left?

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Locality decide?

Michael J.Ryan

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Yeah.

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So ultimately, the locality decide based on the approved list.

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Of vendors.

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So we don't have we can't just say anybody.

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It has to be one of the vendors that's on the list from the state.

Gale A. Brewer

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Okay.

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So and the are any of them ones that you can see your ballot or not?

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Are we gonna have the fight?

Michael J.Ryan

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All of them in one way, shape or form have been interpreted to be one way you could see your ballot according to state board of elections interpretation.

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