Letter: Election reform package needs the governor’s signature
By Cliff Groh
Published on April 25, 2026.
The bill for Senate Bill 64, which includes an online ballot-tracking system and a ballot-curing process, is supported by both the House and the Department of Public Affairs. The bill also requires the Division of Elections to consider expanding early voting in low-income neighborhoods and rural areas. The author believes this legislation will make our elections more secure and transparent.
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