Sec. 16. An electronic voting system must have a counting device that records the number of votes cast for each candidate and for or against each public question on the ballot that cannot be tampered with or altered at any time while votes are being cast on the system. When the computer memory pack that permits votes to be recorded on the counting device is removed, the system must be designed so that it can no longer be placed into operation.
As added by P.L.3-1987, SEC.250.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 11. Voting Methods, Supplies, and Equipment
Chapter 7.5. Approval of Electronic Voting Systems
3-11-7.5-1. Necessity for Approval
3-11-7.5-2. Submission of Application for Approval
3-11-7.5-3. Compliance With Statutes Required for Approval
3-11-7.5-7. Voting System Must Meet Specifications
3-11-7.5-9. Potential for Voting for Any Candidate or on Any Public Question
3-11-7.5-11. Multiple Vote Prevention Feature
3-11-7.5-12. Single Party Primary Voting Potential
3-11-7.5-13. Accuracy in Registering and Counting Votes
3-11-7.5-14. Security Against Unauthorized Voting
3-11-7.5-15. Voter Counting Device
3-11-7.5-16. Votes Cast Counting Device; Security Against Voting Upon Removal of Device
3-11-7.5-17. Prevention of Voting Outside Polling Hours
3-11-7.5-18. System Identification Number
3-11-7.5-21. Adoption and Procurement of System
3-11-7.5-22. Requirement of Written Guarantee to Keep Electronic Voting System in Working Order
3-11-7.5-23. Phase in of System
3-11-7.5-25. Experimental Use of System
3-11-7.5-27. Filing Contracts, Leases, or Purchase Orders With Election Division