INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – An election security bill has been signed into law in Indiana, taking effect immediately.
The measure signed by Governor Holcomb on Tuesday puts new requirements on all counties in the Hoosier state, and on voters. Counties must now obtain voting machines that provide a voter-verifiable paper audit trail ahead of the 2024 election.
The new law also requires any voter applying for an absentee ballot online to use the last four of their social security number or provide their driver’s license number to verify their identity.
There are many concerns though for counties meeting the deadline as well as how the new law will actually affect residents when it comes time to vote.
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