SB1-SSA1,18,114 11. If the board finds that there is probable cause to believe that a violation
5under subd. 2. has occurred or is occurring, the board may, in lieu of civil prosecution
6of any matter by the board, refer the matter to the district attorney for the county
7in which the alleged violator resides, or if the alleged violator is a nonresident, to the
8district attorney for the county where the matter arises, or if par. (i) applies, to the
9attorney general or a special prosecutor. For purposes of this subdivision, a person
10other than a natural person resides within a county if the person's principal place of
11operation is located within that county.
SB1-SSA1,18,1712 12. The board may, by rule, prescribe categories of civil offenses which the board
13will agree to compromise and settle without a formal investigation upon payment of
14specified amounts by the alleged offender. The board may authorize the
15administrator of the ethics and accountability division to compromise and settle such
16alleged offenses in the name of the board if the alleged offenses by an offender, in the
17aggregate, do not involve payment of more than $1,000.
SB1-SSA1,19,218 13. If a special investigator or the administrator of the ethics and
19accountability division, in the course of an investigation authorized by the board,
20discovers evidence that a violation under subd. 2. that was not within the scope of
21the authorized investigation has occurred or is occurring, the special investigator or
22the administrator may present that evidence to the board. If the board finds that
23there is a reasonable suspicion that a violation under subd. 2. that is not within the
24scope of the authorized investigation has occurred or is occurring, the board may
25authorize the special investigator or the administrator to investigate the alleged

1violation or may elect to authorize a separate investigation of the alleged violation
2as provided in subd. 4.
SB1-SSA1,19,103 14. If a special investigator or the administrator of the ethics and
4accountability division of the board, in the course of an investigation authorized by
5the board, discovers evidence of a potential violation of a law that is not administered
6by the board arising from or in relation to the official functions of the subject of the
7investigation or any matter that involves elections, ethics, or lobbying regulation,
8the special investigator or the administrator may present that evidence to the board.
9The board may thereupon refer the matter to the appropriate district attorney
10specified in subd. 11.
SB1-SSA1,19,2311 15. Except as provided in subd. 17., if the board refers a matter to the district
12attorney specified in subd. 11. for prosecution of a potential violation under subd. 2.
13or 14. and the district attorney informs the board that he or she declines to prosecute
14any alleged civil or criminal violation related to any matter referred to the district
15attorney by the board, or the district attorney fails to commence a prosecution of any
16civil or criminal violation related to any matter referred to the district attorney by
17the board within 60 days of the date of the board's referral, the board may refer the
18matter to the district attorney for another prosecutorial unit that is contiguous to the
19prosecutorial unit of the district attorney to whom the matter was originally
20referred. If there is more than one such prosecutorial unit, the chairperson of the
21board shall determine the district attorney to whom the matter shall be referred by
22publicly drawing lots at a meeting of the board. The district attorney may then
23commence a civil or criminal prosecution relating to the matter.
SB1-SSA1,20,724 16. Except as provided in subd. 17., if the board refers a matter to a district
25attorney under subd. 15. for prosecution of a potential violation under subd. 2. or 14.

1and the district attorney informs the board that he or she declines to prosecute any
2alleged civil or criminal violation related to any matter referred to the district
3attorney by the board, or the district attorney fails to commence a prosecution of any
4civil or criminal violation related to any matter referred to the district attorney by
5the board within 60 days of the date of the board's referral, the board may refer the
6matter to the attorney general. The attorney general may then commence a civil or
7criminal prosecution relating to the matter.
SB1-SSA1,20,108 17. The board is not authorized to act under subd. 15. or 16. if a special
9prosecutor is appointed under s. 978.045 in lieu of the district attorney specified in
10subd. 11.
SB1-SSA1,20,1811 18. Whenever the board refers a matter to special counsel or to a district
12attorney or to the attorney general under this subsection, the special counsel, district
13attorney, or attorney general shall report to the board concerning any action taken
14regarding the matter. The report shall be transmitted no later than 40 days after the
15date of the referral. If the matter is not disposed of during that period, the special
16counsel, district attorney, or attorney general shall file a subsequent report at the
17end of each 30-day period following the filing of the initial report until final
18disposition of the matter.
SB1-SSA1,20,2219 (d) 1. No individual who serves as the legal counsel to the board or as a division
20administrator for the board may have been a lobbyist, as defined in s. 13.62 (11). No
21such individual may have served in, or have been a candidate, as defined in s. 11.01
22(1), for, a partisan state or local office.
SB1-SSA1,21,423 2. No employee of the board, while so employed, may become a candidate, as
24defined in s. 11.01 (1), for a state or partisan local office. No individual who is
25retained by the board to serve as a special investigator or as special counsel may,

1while so retained become a candidate, as defined in s. 11.01 (1), for any state or local
2office. A filing officer shall decline to accept nomination papers or a declaration of
3candidacy from any individual who does not qualify to become a candidate under this
4paragraph.
SB1-SSA1,21,125 (e) No individual who serves as an employee of the board and no individual who
6is retained by the board to serve as a special investigator or a special counsel may,
7while so employed or retained, make a contribution, as defined in s. 11.01 (6), to a
8candidate for state or local office. No individual who serves as an employee of the
9board and no individual who is retained by the board to serve as a special investigator
10or as special counsel, for 12 months prior to becoming so employed or retained, may
11have made a contribution, as defined in s. 11.01 (6), to a candidate for a partisan state
12or local office.
SB1-SSA1,21,1813 (h) If the defendant in an action for a civil violation of chs. 5 to 12, subch. III
14of ch. 13, or subch. III of ch. 19 is a district attorney or a circuit judge or a candidate
15for either such office, the action shall be brought by the board. If the defendant in
16an action for a civil violation of chs. 5 to 12, subch. III of ch. 13, or subch. III of ch.
1719 is the attorney general or a candidate for that office, the board may appoint special
18counsel to bring suit on behalf of the state.
SB1-SSA1,21,2419 (i) If the defendant in an action for a criminal violation of chs. 5 to 12, subch.
20III of ch. 13, or subch. III of ch. 19 is a district attorney or a circuit judge or a candidate
21for either such office, the action shall be brought by the attorney general. If the
22defendant in an action for a criminal violation of chs. 5 to 12, subch. III of ch. 13, or
23subch. III of ch. 19 is the attorney general or a candidate for that office, the board may
24appoint a special prosecutor to conduct the prosecution on behalf of the state.
SB1-SSA1,22,3
1(j) Any special counsel or prosecutor who is appointed under par. (h) or (i) shall
2be independent of the attorney general and need not be a state employee at the time
3of his or her appointment.
SB1-SSA1,22,6 4(2s) Ethics and accountability division. The ethics and accountability
5division has the responsibility for administration of ch. 11, subch. III of ch. 13, and
6subch. III of ch. 19.
SB1-SSA1,22,8 7(2w) Elections Division. The elections division has the responsibility for the
8administration of chs. 5 to 10 and 12.
SB1-SSA1, s. 11 9Section 11. 5.05 (3) of the statutes is repealed.
SB1-SSA1, s. 12 10Section 12. 5.05 (3g) of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,22,1211 5.05 (3g) Chief election officer. The board shall designate an employee of
12the board to serve as the chief election officer of this state.
SB1-SSA1, s. 13 13Section 13. 5.05 (5) of the statutes is repealed.
SB1-SSA1, s. 14 14Section 14. 5.05 (5f) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,22,1515 5.05 (5f) (title) Advice to board.
SB1-SSA1, s. 15 16Section 15. 5.05 (5s) (title), (d) and (e) of the statutes are created to read:
SB1-SSA1,22,1717 5.05 (5s) (title) Access to records.
SB1-SSA1,22,2318 (d) If the board commences a civil prosecution of a person for an alleged
19violation of chs. 5 to 12, subch. III of ch. 13, or subch. III of ch. 19 as the result of an
20investigation, the person who is the subject of the investigation may authorize the
21board to make available for inspection and copying under s. 19.35 (1) records of the
22investigation pertaining to that person if the records are available by law to the
23subject person and the board shall then make those records available.
SB1-SSA1,22,2524 (e) The following records of the board are open to public inspection and copying
25under s. 19.35 (1):
SB1-SSA1,23,2
11. Any record of the action of the board authorizing the filing of a civil complaint
2under sub. (2m) (c) 6.
SB1-SSA1,23,43 2. Any record of the action of the board referring a matter to a district attorney
4or other prosecutor for investigation or prosecution.
SB1-SSA1,23,65 3. Any record containing a finding that a complaint does not raise a reasonable
6suspicion that a violation of the law has occurred.
SB1-SSA1,23,87 4. Any record containing a finding, following an investigation, that no probable
8cause exists to believe that a violation of the law has occurred.
SB1-SSA1, s. 16 9Section 16. 5.05 (5s) (f) 2. c. of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,23,1210 5.05 (5s) (f) 2. c. The board shall make public advisory opinions and records
11obtained in connection with requests for advisory opinions relating to matters under
12the jurisdiction of the elections division.
SB1-SSA1, s. 17 13Section 17. 5.05 (6) of the statutes is repealed.
SB1-SSA1, s. 18 14Section 18. 5.05 (9) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,23,2015 5.05 (9) Standing. The board has standing to commence or intervene in an any
16civil
action or proceeding for the purpose of enforcing the laws regulating the conduct
17of elections or election campaigns or ensuring their proper administration. If the
18board delegates authority to the executive director its legal counsel under sub. (1) (e)
19to act in its stead, the executive director legal counsel has standing to commence or
20intervene in such an action or proceeding.
SB1-SSA1, s. 19 21Section 19. 5.05 (11) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,24,622 5.05 (11) Aids to counties and municipalities. From the appropriations under
23s. 20.510 20.511 (1) (t) and (x), the board may provide financial assistance to eligible
24counties and municipalities for election administration costs in accordance with the
25plan adopted under sub. (10). As a condition precedent to receipt of assistance under

1this subsection, the board shall enter into an agreement with the county or
2municipality receiving the assistance specifying the intended use of the assistance
3and shall ensure compliance with the terms of the agreement. Each agreement shall
4provide that if the federal government objects to the use of any assistance moneys
5provided to the county or municipality under the agreement, the county or
6municipality shall repay the amount of the assistance provided to the board.
SB1-SSA1, s. 20 7Section 20. 5.051 of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,24,9 85.051 Reconstitution of the elections board. (1) In this section,
9"secretary" means the secretary of administration.
SB1-SSA1,24,19 10(2) If a court invalidates any part of 2007 Wisconsin Act .... (this act), and the
11statutes in effect on the date of publication of that act are revived as provided in 2007
12Wisconsin Act .... (this act), section 210 (8), the elections board, as it was constituted
13on the date of publication of 2007 Wisconsin Act .... (this act), is reconstituted, but
14the members who were in office on that date do not reassume office. The designating
15authorities under s. 15.61, 2005 stats., shall immediately designate, and the
16governor shall immediately appoint, replacement members. Notwithstanding s.
1715.61, 2005 stats., the replacement members shall serve for initial terms expiring on
18May 1 of the next odd-numbered year following the day after publication of 2007
19Wisconsin Act .... (this act).
SB1-SSA1,24,25 20(3) If there is an incumbent administrator of the elections division of the
21government accountability board at the time of the reconstitution under sub. (2), the
22incumbent shall become the interim executive director of the elections board and
23shall serve until the elections board appoints a successor. The executive director is
24vested with full authority to act on behalf of the elections board until the
25reconstituted board meets and exercises its authority under the law.
SB1-SSA1,25,11
1(4) If any statute in chs. 5 to 10 or ch. 12, or any other law affecting the
2administration of elections, other than campaign finance, has been created or
3treated during the period beginning on the day after publication of 2007 Wisconsin
4Act .... (this act), and ending on the date of the court decision under sub. (2) in a
5manner inconsistent with the reconstitution under sub. (2), the interim executive
6director of the elections board shall within 21 days of assuming office under this
7section submit to the appropriate standing committees of the legislature under s.
813.172 (3) a proposal to change that statute to conform to the reconstituted statutes.
9The proposal shall not include substantive changes to the text of any statute at the
10time of the court decision other than changes required to effect the reconstitution
11under sub. (2).
SB1-SSA1,26,5 12(5) On the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2), all assets and
13liabilities of the government accountability board relating to elections
14administration, as determined by the secretary, shall become assets and liabilities
15of the elections board. As part of any asset allocation determination under this
16subsection, the secretary may transfer the amounts required for the elections board
17to resume operation for a period of not more than 30 days from the unencumbered
18balance in any sum certain appropriation of the government accountability board to
19a corresponding appropriation of the elections board. Prior to implementing a
20determination under this subsection for the period beginning 31 days after the
21effective date of the reconstitution, the secretary shall submit a specific description
22of his or her proposed determination to the cochairpersons of the joint committee on
23finance. If the cochairpersons notify the secretary that the committee will not meet
24to review the proposed determination, or if the cochairpersons do not notify the
25committee that the committee will meet to review the determination within 14 days

1of the secretary's submittal, the proposed determination takes effect. If within 14
2days of the secretary's submittal the cochairpersons notify the secretary that the
3committee will meet to review the proposed determination, the determination,
4together with any modifications approved by the committee, takes effect upon
5approval by the committee.
SB1-SSA1,26,14 6(6) On the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2), all full-time
7equivalent positions in the government accountability board having duties primarily
8related to elections administration, as determined by the secretary, and the
9incumbent employees holding those positions, are transferred to the elections board.
10Employees transferred under this subsection have all the rights and the same status
11under subch. V of ch. 111 and ch. 230 in the elections board that they enjoyed in the
12government accountability board immediately before the transfer. Notwithstanding
13ch. 230, any employee so transferred who has attained permanent status in class is
14not required to serve a probationary period.
SB1-SSA1,26,18 15(7) On the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2), all tangible
16personal property, including records, of the government accountability board that
17are primarily related to elections administration, as determined by the secretary, are
18transferred to the elections board.
SB1-SSA1,26,24 19(8) All contracts entered into by the government accountability board in effect
20on the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2) that are primarily related
21to elections administration, as determined by the secretary, are transferred to the
22elections board. The elections board shall carry out the obligations under any such
23contracts until modified or rescinded by the elections board to the extent allowed
24under the contracts.
SB1-SSA1,27,9
1(9) All rules promulgated by the government accountability board that are in
2effect on the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2) and that are primarily
3related to elections administration, as determined by the secretary, remain in effect
4until their specified expiration dates or until amended or repealed by the elections
5board. All orders issued by the government accountability board that are in effect
6on the effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2) and that are primarily
7related to elections administration, as determined by the secretary, remain in effect
8until their specified expiration dates or until modified or rescinded by the elections
9board.
SB1-SSA1,27,15 10(10) Any matter pending with the government accountability board on the
11effective date of the reconstitution under sub. (2) that is primarily related to elections
12administration, as determined by the secretary, is transferred to the elections board,
13and all materials submitted or actions taken by the government accountability board
14with respect to the pending matter are considered as having been submitted to or
15taken by the elections board.
SB1-SSA1, s. 21 16Section 21. 5.052 of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,27,20 175.052 Government accountability candidate committee. (1) The
18government accountability candidate committee shall meet whenever a vacancy
19occurs in the membership of the board that requires a nomination to be submitted
20to the governor under s. 15.60 (2).
SB1-SSA1,27,22 21(2) No person may be nominated by the committee unless the person receives
22the unanimous approval of the committee.
SB1-SSA1,27,24 23(3) Except as provided in sub. (4), the committee shall submit at least the
24following number of nominations:
SB1-SSA1,27,2525 (a) To fill one vacancy, 2 nominations.
SB1-SSA1,28,1
1(b) To fill 2 vacancies, 3 nominations.
SB1-SSA1,28,22 (c) To fill 3 vacancies, 5 nominations.
SB1-SSA1,28,33 (d) To fill 4 vacancies, 6 nominations.
SB1-SSA1,28,44 (e) To fill 5 vacancies, 7 nominations.
SB1-SSA1,28,7 5(4) If a nominee dies or withdraws, or if a nomination of the governor is
6withdrawn by the governor or rejected by the senate, the committee shall submit an
7additional nominee to the governor.
SB1-SSA1, s. 22 8Section 22. 5.054 of the statutes is created to read:
SB1-SSA1,28,9 95.054 Duties of the legal counsel. The board's legal counsel shall:
SB1-SSA1,28,11 10(1) Whenever a vacancy occurs on the board, call a meeting of the government
11accountability candidate committee.
SB1-SSA1,28,13 12(2) Assist the government accountability candidate committee in the
13performance of its functions.
SB1-SSA1, s. 23 14Section 23. 5.055 of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,29,3 155.055 Election assistance commission standards board. The executive
16director of
administrator of the elections division of the board shall, in consultation
17with the board, appoint an individual to represent this state as a member of the
18federal election assistance commission standards board. The executive director
19administrator shall also conduct and supervise a process for the selection of an
20election official by county and municipal clerks and boards of election commissioners
21to represent local election officials of this state as a member of the federal election
22assistance commission standards board. The executive director administrator shall
23ensure that the members of the federal election assistance commission standards
24board representing this state shall at no time be members of the same political party.
25Upon appointment or election of any new member of the federal election assistance

1commission standards board representing this state, the executive director
2administrator shall transmit a notice of that member's appointment or election to the
3officer or agency designated by federal law.
SB1-SSA1, s. 24 4Section 24. 5.056 of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,29,10 55.056 Matching program with secretary of transportation. The
6executive director administrator of the elections division of the board shall enter into
7the agreement with the secretary of transportation specified under s. 85.61 (1) to
8match personally identifiable information on the official registration list maintained
9by the board under s. 6.36 (1) with personally identifiable information maintained
10by the department of transportation.
SB1-SSA1, s. 25 11Section 25. 5.08 of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,30,2 125.08 Petition for enforcement. Any In addition to or in lieu of filing a
13complaint, any
elector may file a verified petition alleging such facts as are within
14his or her knowledge to indicate that an election official has failed or is failing to
15comply with any law regulating the conduct of elections or election campaigns or
16proposes to act in a manner inconsistent with such a law, and requesting that an
17action be commenced for injunctive relief, a writ of mandamus or prohibition or other
18such legal or equitable relief as may be appropriate to compel compliance with the
19law. The petition shall be filed with the district attorney of for the county where the
20violation or proposed action inconsistent with this chapter occurs or is proposed to
21occur
having jurisdiction to prosecute the alleged failure to comply under s. 978.05
22(1) and (2)
. The district attorney may then commence the action or dismiss the
23petition. If the district attorney declines to act upon the petition or if the district
24attorney fails to act upon the petition within 15 days of the date of filing, the

1petitioner may file the same petition with the attorney general, who may then
2commence the action.
SB1-SSA1, s. 26 3Section 26. 5.09 of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,30,10 45.09 Certification of documents. Whenever the board is authorized or
5required to make a certification of any document in the custody of the board, and the
6authority to make the certification is lawfully delegated to the executive director, the
7executive director
board's legal counsel, the legal counsel may, personally or through
8an employee authorized by the director legal counsel, affix his or her signature by
9means of a stamp, machine impression, reproduction print or similar process. This
10section does not apply to certificates of election.
SB1-SSA1, s. 27 11Section 27. 5.40 (7) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,30,1812 5.40 (7) Whenever a municipality adopts and purchases voting machines or an
13electronic voting system, or adopts and purchases a different type of voting machine
14or electronic voting system from the type it was previously using, the municipal clerk
15or executive director of the municipal board of election commissioners shall promptly
16notify the county clerk or executive director of the county board of election
17commissioners and the executive director of the elections administrator of the
18elections division of the
board in writing.
SB1-SSA1, s. 28 19Section 28. 5.62 (4) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,30,2420 5.62 (4) (b) The county board of election commissioners in counties having a
21population of more than 500,000 shall prepare the official primary ballot. The
22commissioners shall arrange the names of all candidates for each office whose
23nomination papers are filed at the county level, using the same method as that used
24by the elections government accountability board under s. 5.60 (1) (b).
SB1-SSA1, s. 29 25Section 29. 6.26 (2) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,31,7
16.26 (2) (b) The municipal clerk, board of election commissioners, or elections
2government accountability board may appoint any applicant who qualifies under
3this subsection, unless the applicant's appointment has been revoked by a
4municipality or by the board for cause. The municipal clerk, board of election
5commissioners, or elections government accountability board may revoke an
6appointment made by the clerk, board of election commissioners, or elections
7government accountability board for cause at any time.
SB1-SSA1, s. 30 8Section 30. 6.26 (2) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,31,139 6.26 (2) (c) No individual may serve as a special registration deputy in a
10municipality unless the individual is appointed by the municipal clerk or board of
11election commissioners of the municipality or the individual is appointed by the
12elections government accountability board to serve all municipalities and the
13individual completes training required under s. 7.315.
SB1-SSA1, s. 31 14Section 31. 6.36 (2) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,31,2415 6.36 (2) (a) Except as provided in par. (b), each registration list prepared for use
16as a poll list at a polling place or for purposes of canvassing absentee ballots at an
17election shall contain the full name and address of each registered elector; a blank
18column for the entry of the serial number of the electors when they vote or the poll
19list number used by the municipal board of absentee ballot canvassers in canvassing
20absentee ballots; an indication next to the name of each elector for whom proof of
21residence under s. 6.34 is required; and a form of certificate bearing the certification
22of the executive director administrator of the elections division of the board stating
23that the list is a true and complete registration list of the municipality or the ward
24or wards for which the list is prepared.
SB1-SSA1, s. 32 25Section 32. 6.56 (3) to (5) of the statutes are amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,32,17
16.56 (3) Upon receipt of the list under sub. (1), the municipal clerk or board of
2election commissioners shall make an audit of all electors registering to vote at the
3polling place or other registration location under s. 6.55 (2) and all electors
4registering by agent on election day under s. 6.86 (3) (a) 2. unless the clerk or board
5of election commissioners receives notice from the board under sub. (7) that the board
6will perform the audit. The audit shall be made by 1st class postcard. The postcard
7shall be marked in accordance with postal regulations to ensure that it will be
8returned to the clerk, board of election commissioners, or elections government
9accountability
board if the elector does not reside at the address given on the
10postcard. If any postcard is returned undelivered, or if the clerk, board of election
11commissioners, or elections government accountability board is informed of a
12different address than the one specified by the elector which was apparently
13improper on the day of the election, the clerk, board of election commissioners, or
14elections government accountability board shall change the status of the elector from
15eligible to ineligible on the registration list, mail the elector a notice of the change
16in status, and provide the name of the elector to the district attorney for the county
17where the polling place is located and the government accountability board.
SB1-SSA1,33,4 18(3m) As soon as possible after all information relating to registrations after the
19close of registration for an election is entered on the registration list following the
20election under s. 6.33 (5) (a), the board shall compare the list of new registrants
21whose names do not appear on the poll lists for the election because the names were
22added after the board certified the poll lists for use at the election with the list
23containing the names transmitted to the board by the department of corrections
24under s. 301.03 (20) s. 301.03 (20m) as of election day. If the board finds that the
25name of any person whose name appears on the list transmitted under s. 301.03 (20)

1s. 301.03 (20m) has been added to the registration list, the board shall enter on the
2list the information transmitted to the board under s. 301.03 (20) s. 301.03 (20m) and
3shall notify the district attorney for the county where the polling place is located that
4the person appears to have voted illegally at the election.
SB1-SSA1,33,15 5(4) After each election, the municipal clerk shall perform an audit to assure
6that no person has been allowed to vote more than once. Whenever the municipal
7clerk has good reason to believe that a person has voted more than once in an election,
8the clerk shall send the person a 1st class letter marked in accordance with postal
9regulations to ensure that it will be returned to the clerk if the elector does not reside
10at the address given on the letter. The letter shall inform the person that all
11registrations relating to that person may be changed from eligible to ineligible status
12within 7 days unless the person contacts the office of the clerk to clarify the matter.
13A copy of the letter and of any subsequent information received from or about the
14addressee shall be sent to the district attorney for the county where the person
15resides and the board
.
SB1-SSA1,33,23 16(5) Whenever any letter or postcard mailed under this section is returned
17undelivered, or whenever the U.S. postal service notifies the clerk of an improper
18address which was apparently improper on the day of the election or whenever it
19otherwise appears that a person has voted who is not qualified or has voted more
20than once in an election, and the person has been permitted to vote after
21corroboration was made under s. 6.55 (2) or 6.86 (3) (a) 2., the name of the
22corroborator shall also be provided to the district attorney for the county where the
23person resides and the board
.
SB1-SSA1, s. 33 24Section 33. 7.08 (title) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,33,25 257.08 (title) Elections Government accountability board.
SB1-SSA1, s. 34
1Section 34. 7.08 (7) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB1-SSA1,34,62 7.08 (7) Voting system transitional assistance. From the appropriation under
3s. 20.510 (1) (c) 20.511 (1) (c), provide assistance to municipalities that used punch
4card electronic voting systems at the 2001 spring election to enable the
5municipalities to employ another type of electronic voting system, and provide
6training for election officials in the use of replacement systems.
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