Two important senate bills related to elections are currently under consideration in the Nevada state legislature. Senate Bill 100 proposes making it a felony if an election is not certified in a timely manner, particularly focusing on voting machines and holding their owners accountable for any delays in processing ballots. This bill highlights the importance of ensuring that elections are conducted efficiently and that all votes are accurately counted in a timely manner.
Meanwhile, Senate Bill 102 aims to prevent fraudulent electors from certifying Electoral College votes. This bill is an important step in safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process and ensuring that only legitimate electors have authority to certify election results.
These bills are crucial for maintaining transparency and ensuring that elections are conducted fairly and accurately. As they make their way through the state legislature, it is important for lawmakers and stakeholders to consider the implications of these bills on the electoral process in Nevada.
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