Sec. 134. Clarification with respect to Federal election record-keeping requirement
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Section 301 of the Civil Rights Act of 1960 ( 52 U.S.C. 20701 ) is amended— by inserting including records and papers of envelopes used to deliver voted ballots by mail and scanned, electronically preserved records of envelopes used to deliver blank ballots or absentee ballot requests or used for any purpose other than delivering voted ballots, ballots, ballot images, chain of custody records, cast vote records, logic and accuracy test results and equipment certification, and other materials related to the Federal election that would be essential for conducting a post-election audit after requisite to voting in such election, ; and by inserting after shall devolve upon such custodian. the following:
Such records and papers shall be considered public records available for reasonable public inspection, including at a minimum, as defined the law of the State in which the election is held, the candidates appearing on the ballot in the election, political parties whose candidates appeared on the ballot in the election, and any individuals authorized to observe the election.
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Clarification with respect to Federal election record-keeping requirement
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