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Michigan election equipment new and systems more secure in 2018

June 4, 2018

Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said new election equipment and millions of dollars worth of federal election security grants will help to further protect the state’s elections systems this fall.

Election system moving to digital age

January 9, 2018

Thanks to the impending distribution of updated county election equipment; area election judges will get to say goodbye to one of the least enjoyable aspects of overseeing local elections-- dealing with the cumbersome heavy equipment.

Farmington area voters will see new machines, smaller ballots

October 17, 2017

County’s election equipment supplier opens first Michigan office in Auburn Hills

October 11, 2017

Changes for Hidalgo Co. voters this election cycle

October 9, 2017

Denton County first in country to unveil new voting equipment

September 20, 2017

Oakland County Voters Test New Machines in Madison Hts

September 18, 2017

City to Introduce New Voting Equipment in November

September 14, 2017

Potter County spends $1M to replace voting machines

August 18, 2017

County’s ‘test run’ of new method of counting absentee ballots deemed a success

August 10, 2017

Kittitas County rolls out new voting system this year

July 13, 2017

$40 million in new voting equipment coming soon to every Oakland County community

July 12, 2017

Commissioners vote for change

July 6, 2017

Hidalgo County Unveils New Voting Machines

June 30, 2017

Washtenaw County voting equipment, ballots to see upgrade this fall

June 13, 2017

Oakland County Selects Advanced Election System

April 27, 2017

Oakland County in process of purchasing new voting equipment

April 20, 2017

Oakland County has selected Hart InterCivic’s Verity Voting System as its new voting equipment. Hart InterCivic was one of three vendors that entered into 10-year contracts with the State of Michigan in January. This is part of a statewide initiative to replace the 12-year-old equipment being used statewide.